After unsuccessfully searching for Hori Yuki last week, the five of them briefly analyzed what the contents of the comic meant.
At this time, Hagiwara Kenji proposed an idea, saying that comics are somewhat similar to fan creations.
Japan's two-dimensional culture is already popular, and various secondary creations are also very popular. Fans include but are not limited to comic works. Sometimes favorite real-life characters and even non-characters can have their own comic creations. And even if it is just to chat with girls who like these things, so as not to make them feel awkward when bringing up the topic, Hagiwara will also understand and master some things in this circle.
He had this sense of sight very early on, and the comics in Kashima's hands were like some kind of non-scientific fan creation. The concept of fandom is based on imagination.
"This is why it can accurately retell my past, just because the past can be regarded as reality. As for the stories after reality, they are probably all fabricated."
Hagiwara Kenji shrugged: "Hori Yuki does not exist, and Kobayashi Chiaki is probably fictional. As for the story inside...ah, to be honest, it is a bit outrageous."
How could he do such a thing? You have to say that his personality may change after many years, but it is only a few months before he graduates from the police academy!
Several people discussed it again and basically agreed with the views put forward by Hagiwara Kenji, and finally came to the conclusion that except for the reality that has happened, the comics are basically fictional content.
Although existence is truly magical and unscientific, this is not a prophetic comic at all, this is an extremely vicious persecution comic.
This is why Matsuda Jinpei breathed a sigh of relief after hearing that he was killed by a bomb, because he simply did not believe in the future depicted in this comic.
Was he killed on a Ferris wheel at the age of 26? Make it up. At the age of 26 with his skill level, how can he still have bombs that he can't solve? Who does this lousy comic look down on!
But well written! If you die, there won't be any more heart-breaking stories, right? Although it is clear that the story is false, the fact that the comic character uses his own name and identity still sounds particularly awkward.
Especially when there are a group of contemporaries watching the fun and Kashima Yu who is a firm believer in the manga - after all, what is going on with this guy? Don't you have any doubts? Is it really okay to be so naive and slow?
Putting aside other things for the time being, Matsuda Jinpei, who thought he was safe just because he was "dead", was in the mood to tease: "Hey, I'm warning you about personal attacks."
Kashima Yu just looked at him deeply, ignored him, and continued: "Then you turned into a ghost and were trapped in a middle school girl's room."
What does "?" become?
Matsuda Jinpei's expression froze slightly.
etc? what is this? What hatred? Even if he dies, you won't let him go? He also specifically emphasized that female middle school students... couldn't be what he thought, right? Not so crazy, right? !
At this time, Matsuda Jinpei couldn't relax at all. The doubts and speculations that became clearer and clearer in his mind made him tighten his lip lines unconsciously. His whole body, including every hair, seemed to be tense, and "Don't talk nonsense" was clearly written on his face. If he had this option, he would even wish he could disappear on the spot.
But the reality is cruel after all. Kashima Yu finally expressed the worst suspicion in his heart, and his ups and downs tone even sounded very distressed: "That child is only 14 years old, Matsuda Jinpei! How dare you be worse than a beast?" The ground pair was not completed—it hurts!”
The real pain made Kashima Yu subconsciously raise her hands to cover the top of her head, and then she opened her eyes in disbelief and stared at the lawless Curly Hair in front of her - he was so vicious! Not only did he attack the minor, he also beat up his classmates! Fang Gu Ling only beat her once!
The lawless Curly Hair had an expressionless face, staring straight into her eyes, and said word by word: "I said, you have to think clearly before you speak. I'm not that kind of person. .To a scumbag who takes action when he is still under age."
Matsuda Jinpei was a little angry. On the one hand, he was angry at this outrageous plot, and on the other hand, he was angry at Kashima Yu for believing in such an outrageous plot.
Not to mention knocking her on the head, he wanted to poke her forehead and say: "What's wrong with you? Do you believe whatever is drawn in the comics? You have the nerve to come and question me? How could I do such a thing!"
Kashima Yu thought for a moment, and after realizing what Matsuda Jinpei was angry about, she felt relieved and relieved. At least now he still has a good bottom line.
But she still had cautious doubts about his vow at this time: "Who knows what you will become at the age of 26?"
This is a comic given to her by the system! It must be very reliable!
Matsuda Jinpei: "..."
Matsuda Jinpei chose to roll up his sleeves calmly: "Don't leave after school at eight o'clock tonight, come with me..."
Before he finished speaking, he was interrupted by Rei Fuktani, who felt more and more visual the more he listened: "Kashima is just kind-hearted."
He couldn't really watch Matsuda Jinpei having a date with Kashima Yu, could he? More importantly, based on his understanding of Kashima, this guy will definitely agree, and there is a high probability that she will be the one who gets beaten.
Matsuda Jinpei sneered: "Okay, you come with me."
Fang Guling was choked, and then he put down his chopsticks with a calm expression: "Okay, you decide the place."
Datehang glanced at the two of them, and suddenly showed a seemingly cheerful and harmless smile: "If you are so energetic, why not come to my room? I can also act as a referee for you two to see who wins in the end. ?”
Fukitani Rei shut up.
Matsuda Jinpei also looked away: "Hey."
Kashima Yu blinked his eyes for a moment, looking at these two people for no apparent reason, then subconsciously turned his gaze to Morofuku Kageguang opposite, and received a brisk blink in return.
Kenji Hagihara, who was sitting to her left, was the most arrogant person on the scene. He laughed until he could not straighten his waist. He clenched his fists on the table with his hands and buried his head deeply. Although he didn't make much sound, his body couldn't stop shaking. With.
If he was a little nervous at first when he heard that Xiao Zhenping died in the explosion, then when he heard that Xiao Zhenping turned into a ghost, he completely put aside his doubts.
If he guessed correctly, "Ghost" is Xiao Jinpei's key setting in this story. In order to realize this setting, he was written to death very simply and crudely.
"That, Xiaoyou."
Hagiwara Kenji finally calmed down his good mood, ignored the ugly look on Yozumi's face, and said very boldly: "Can I hear the details of this story?"
Of course Kashima Yu has no objection, it would be better to say that this is what she was talking about. But before she said that, she had a small request: "Can I change places with you, Xiao Yanji?"
She didn't want to be beaten mid-sentence, after all, not just anyone could beat her!
Hagiwara Kenji glanced at Matsuda Jinpei in a funny way, then cleared his throat and raised his hand to make a serious promise to Kashima Yu: "Of course, I promise to stop him."
Matsuda Jinpei: "Heh."
After changing places, Kashima Yu started his own vivid story telling session. As a stage actor with seven years of acting experience, he was particularly emotionally involved because of his righteous indignation, and the story he told was particularly fascinating. It just turned a sweet love story, except for the age issue, into a hateful crime story about adults abducting minors. The future police officers present were all eager to take out the handcuffs.
Even Zhufu Jingguang couldn't help but glance at Matsuda Jinpei with complicated emotions when he was halfway through listening, and finally looked away silently.
只除了松田阵平，他不想掏手铐，他想掏拳套，然后把周围这群家伙全揍一顿，包括班长在内——他都看到了，他也看他了！
But first of all, it has to be Hagiwara Kenji. This guy is like a comic actor who cooperates with Kashima Yu's speech throughout the whole process. He should be embarrassed, angry when he should be angry, and criticized when he should be criticized.
After Kashima Yu finished telling the story, he deliberately pointed out in a serious manner: "A middle school girl who is only 14 years old and has a miko bloodline... Hmm! I think Phantom Kojinpei is much more exaggerated than me! His The plot is obviously worse than mine!"
It really doesn’t stand out without comparison. Compared with the manga Matsuda, the manga Hagiwara doesn’t feel so hateful. In terms of criminal law alone, the time spent in prison should be shorter!
Matsuda Jinpei: "..."
Matsuda Jinpei said quietly: "I can be worse. Do you want to try it, Kenji?"
Hagiwara Kenji knew very well what it meant to give up when things were good, and changed the subject as if nothing had happened: "But I don't think Jinpei-chan would do such a thing."
He looked at Kashima Yu with a smile and spoke in a low voice that everyone could hear: "Let me tell you quietly, the type this guy likes is a capable and capable career type, such as the kind of big sister who looks very powerful. .Did you know? His first love was-"
Then he was interrupted by Matsuda Jinpei, whose face turned dark and red: "Hey!"
What an explanation! What type does he like?
But damn, this reason actually convinced Kashima Yu so effectively that she couldn't help but hammer her palms in realization, and then breathed a sigh of relief: "That's good!"
Hello big sister, big sister must be an adult! What a reassuring preference!
Even the people across from him raised their eyebrows involuntarily, and their eyebrows and eyes flexibly made various emotional expressions, just short of a long "Oh——".
The curly hair on Matsuda Jinpei's head is about to explode: "In the final analysis, compared to me, your comic is the most problematic! If you keep arranging people like this, you might as well burn it!"
When Kashima Yu heard this, he became anxious and wanted to slap the table and get up: "The manga is innocent! If there are no manga, where can I get the news about Yuki-chan!"
"Which one of you focuses more on comics or Yuki Hori! After all, why do you have such true feelings for a comic character that you don't even know exists?"
"It's true that Yuki-chan is so cute, but I haven't met her yet!"
"What, obviously we all-"
"Xiaojinpei." Hagiwara Kenji suddenly interrupted him, but he just called his name as usual without any follow-up words.
After Matsuda Jinpei was stunned for a short time, although he still couldn't understand, he still chose to swallow the unspoken words.
Hagihara Kenji just remembered what Kashima Yuu said to him alone that day, about her unclear past, and about Yuki Hori, whom she particularly cared about. He speculated that in her past, there should be someone very similar to Yuki Hori, who had a profound influence on her, and was someone she still missed even after she lost her memory - he didn't want to expose this kind of person now. A harmless and beautiful fantasy, some things can only be proven by time.
He had been hesitant to tell others about this matter. After all, it felt more personal, although Xiaoyou probably wouldn't particularly care. But now it seems... Well, I might as well mention it to them a little bit later.
Matsuda Jinpei didn't know what Hagiwara Kenji was worried about, but he wouldn't be without this tacit understanding. But it was uncomfortable to be forcibly taken back in the middle of an aggressive sentence. He scratched his hair irritably, turned away and didn't want to see Kashima Yu's face again, so he simply glared at the bastard Golden Retriever sitting opposite him, and even His blue eyes tamely dyed.
"You two, stop gloating right now."
Matsuda Jinpei said firmly in a tone that was unclear whether he was cursing or making a wish: "Sooner or later it will be your turn."
He also provocatively said with a "we'll see" attitude: "We'll compete to see who gets a longer sentence."
