I once thought about Akane Shinjo, who was as gloomy and crazy as the original version. She wanted to be recognized and approved, and was oppressed by Japan's unique social pressure.

But thinking about it, the situation on both sides is completely inconsistent. The environment in Tianmen City is not like that in Japan. It is better to just write a new article at the end of the week and carry forward Rikka's expectation of "no matter where you go, you must hold your head high and your chest high."

He began to emerge from the darkness and continued to be crazy about monsters, and even had some hope for heroes again - this was mentioned by the teacher in Gurlitt's interview.

Someone asked Akane Shinjo when she stabbed the protagonist Yuta in Chapter 10, she also said, "I also want to talk to Gurlitt." Is this because Akane herself also has a longing for a hero? Teacher Amamiya Tetsu said that Akane sometimes

There will also be a human part, which is distorted and exaggerated, but it is also to describe her being brainwashed by (Alexis Keliff). So, even if there is only a little possibility (of becoming a hero) in her, it would be good.

In fact, there is a saying that the existence of Anki is equivalent to the manifestation of the heroic tokusatsu dream in Akane Shinjo's heart. In short, these are the arguments to support this writing.

As for the Azur Lane collaboration between Shinjou Akane and the mech-fighting Shinjou Akane, let’s not think about it for now.

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Thanks to Geinteles, who transformed into an immortal and ascended to heaven. Heaven has its own destiny, and Zhi Miao and Bai Pingwen for their rewards.

thanks, thanks!
Chapter completed!