I like the op ed! !
It's sad because the man who got the bento with the banana peel, the supporting role of youth has a feeling of telling the story of the supporting role of passers-by
"Have you enjoyed every day?" "Is there anything you want to do that you didn't join because of interest?"
"Why do you want to cooperate with that kind of person? Isn't the protagonist of your life you?"
I don't think superpowers are part of my powers. It's like I don't admit it. I want to make changes based on my own strength. Except for superpowers, I'm an ordinary person. It's nothing, but it's just ordinary. Well, that mighty appearance is also to hide the inferiority in my heart, I understand "I can't do anything without super powers"
"It's okay to run if you don't want to fight." "Those who can fight will be overwhelmed by such responsibilities." How should I say this is the master's strategy? Well, I feel that the master has no worldly desires just to make money for the work of filling his stomach. People like Gintoki don't have so many troubles and can be a lot more wanton. The master is really quick to respond. He has a good mind and is always very serious. He listens to other people's words and gets the real empathy.
How can I say that there are many children among adults, so what is it that growing up is not so easy?
I really like this style of painting. I like to say that the close-up of the male protagonist's face when he is beaten is really "passer-by male protagonist" haha
It's pretty cool to see a lot of connotative things.. The last 100% emotional transformation is also very exciting
The problem is almost over, but in the end, the "coward" question is do you have to fight? This kind of question is like whether it is appropriate to commit suicide and be cast aside.. Well, we will solve this problem in the future I still can't answer the question that I don't understand. I'm afraid of my own strength. Yes, he is also afraid of not only his brother will be afraid of others.. Well, using your own strength to change is to walk on a bright road.
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