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This review contains spoilers. An artist I know from NTR. I'm excited to see what will happen this time in the series where the main character named Nicholas is on various world lines. Basically, I feel like there are a lot of dark and painful stories. This time too. My father-in-law is the worst. After all, poor Nicholas... it was a part-time job as a decision agent, if it was about breakfast... but the choices were gradually disturbing. It's important to make your own decisions, no matter how small. It means taking responsibility for the results. I suddenly thought. Sometimes parents try to do whatever they want with their children. Don't give children the power to decide. Because I'm worried because I'm worried, but you can't responsibly watch over a child's life until the end of their lives, right? What do irresponsible decisions lead to...? Oh, my father-in-law tried to do Nicholas the way he wanted too, right? The meaning is a little different though. What happened to him like that? I would say, “full course”! I'm glad Luca is here. I think the way it ended was happy.

This review contains spoilers. Nicholas is the main character in this film too! I was thrilled with the strong suspense of this work as well. Shichimi sensei's works are a bit scary and a little dark, but once you read them out, you get addicted to them, and they are addictive and reread them over and over again. Well, Nicholas in this film is a college student. It's a story about acting as a decision agent for an indecisive man named Albert who has moved from another city and met by chance. It's a shocking final episode where a strange employment relationship with Nicholas' father-in-law, a reporter named Luca who lives next door, and Albert are connected. I think it would be nice if you were a college student like Nicholas for a part-time job as a decision agent, but it's too heavy for me to think that my decisions will affect other people's lives, so I don't want to do it. What's more, if you think that decision is related to murder, like in this film, it's even more... too scary. I once again felt that life is a repetition of choices, no matter how casual it is. I wanted to carefully consider each one.

This review contains spoilers. The story of this writer Sensei draws me into the story every time. This time it was a story full of suspense elements. The story is deep, and I read it all at once because of the unexpected story development. I think there are quite a few cases where I can make choices for indecisive people... well, this kind of thing is also possible. It's a famous one, isn't it? Even though he was the one who took a lot of lives, he insisted that he just followed the organization. I'm not aware that I've committed a crime because it wasn't something I made up my own mind. I really thought that was it. In this story, I felt the weakness, greed, and darkness of human heart. And the main character “Nicholas” is a pure young man who is always kind and has a strong desire to trust people. I want Nicholas in this film to be happy with Luca.

This review contains spoilers. The story of the main character Nicholas. There is a poor protagonist named Nicholas in the author's other works on a different world line, and chasing him is one of the pleasures...? Stories like mystery novels delicately understand the psychological process rather than solving the mystery of the incident, so it went back and forth between Nicholas and Al's lives. There are people with this kind of life this time too... I think it's so hard... but it's unbearable because it's beautiful...? I wonder if the opening scene is a similar childhood for Al and Nicholas? and. However, Al has a different life from Nicholas, and there are times when he can't make any choices due to that trauma... (Nicholas, on the contrary, was done differently from Al (heart), so he may be living now as he says that he is completely white.) What if Nicholas chose Al and left the city at that time... Which is better for Al for the first time in his life? If the person I can hear (this is insanely precious) is Nicholas... Isn't that the only person who could get through his childhood was Nicholas, his hope? are you sad when you think about it? Call Nicholas Al... Albert. I was talking about Luca (Lucas) with Luca from the beginning. But Nicholas is the only one that no one calls me by his nickname (Nick). I felt a completely dark part of Nicolas' heart (childhood) that no one had shown here, and I wonder what his hopes were... If that time with Al... it goes round and round in my head again. I wonder who Nicholas could say he called Nick. Wasn't she planning to become an Al? what if you think...? (If you think that the relationship with Luca consists of Al still alive...) Hoping for a reunion with Al (like the cover of episode 1... come see me with a bouquet of flowers), the author's work goes round and round and round, which doesn't end when it's OK, is very tasty. (Works I learned about through reviews (thanks). Al's disappeared probably because they're amazing like Luca and Al...? Looking forward to seeing you again...)

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad that Nico is different from the rest of Nico and has so little sense of pity. After all, that's amazing! I thought it was an interesting story! I like pictures, so Nico is cute, and Nico is always pitiful and pitiful in every other comic story, but I think this one is still easy to read, even if it's your first time with Shichimi Sensei. there might be landmines, but... Thanks Al for the full course! Luka and Nico in the final end scene are so beautiful... I really love them! I wonder how beautiful the picture is, I reread the two people in this scene over and over

This review contains spoilers. With a light feeling, Nicholas took on a part-time job as a decision agent for a man named Al. From there, he is dragged into deep darkness, but Nicholas is unable to throw Al out. that time. if they had taken Al's hand, would they have been saved? If you get caught up, it's Al himself who resolves his regrets and what he envisions. Nevertheless, it was painful to be shown that hurting children and not being able to protect them was the work of adults. At first, when I didn't know about such circumstances, I had a close eye on such an indecisive man. The shock of finding out that it wasn't that simple turned into intense anger against Al and Nicholas's parents. Childhood trauma, barbarism that continues even now. No matter which one you take, there is absolutely no way to clear it up with just one word: the misfortune of being born to sinful parents. It's really sad that the negative side is concentrated on weak children, not limited to this work. I wonder if I'm inhuman because I'm happy that Al was able to escape. I wonder if it was unscrupulous that the last and greatest present Al gave Nicholas was that he clapped his hands with his foster father. Now that the answer is based on common sense in general society, I know it. Still, I want to speak with Nicholas on the full course!

This review contains spoilers. Shichimi sensei's works have a solid story rather than BL, so I forget about BL and fall in love with the content. I finish reading it right away because I'm worried about the future, but since it ends in a way that leaves a lingering afterglow, I indulge in daydreaming the whole time. Nicholas was a very strong kid this time around. and Luca...! This is probably my favorite attacking man in Shichimi-sensei's works. A man who is attracted to Nicholas but can quietly watch and wait while snuggling up close to him without being forced to do it. That's Luca. Isn't it too cool when you repel Al? It was really cool that Luca had a good day from Nicholas at the end. Why is Luca's last face down so cool again. I'm so worried about the continuation of these two people to death. They are the best couple that I would like to see reappear at some point.

This review contains spoilers. Suspense accounts for 80%, and BL is about the atmosphere, but that was good. Since misleads are prepared at the beginning of the title, the mechanism where the whole picture can be gradually seen later is interesting. The big spoiler below → I was paralyzed by Nicholas' last choice [full course]. Nicholas had been too much of an angel until then, so I think he has finally returned to being a human here. The postscript feels like BL, but it's just me who likes modamodas before the act itself rather than the act itself! That was the way it ended. The best the best.

This review contains spoilers. Or maybe a full course? I was already thrilled by the question. Probably the best scene. show off. That was interesting, but how clear are these characters in this story? I only understood that. For Al, adults are confronted with choices. If you go with that, Luca knows that responsibility comes with her own decisions, is like an adult, and Al is a child who couldn't accept things like responsibility (terrible way to put it). The story of Old Man and Nico is a bit tough, so maybe you don't want to reread this story where you can't avoid that story. I don't know what happened to Al after that, but I thought it was good that it ended in a way that Nico might be happy.

This review contains spoilers. Since the world view drawn by the author matches the touch of the picture, I am drawn into the story. I personally really like the visuals of the main character, Nicholas, and her body lines are particularly beautiful...! As for the setting, the main character started a part-time job as a decision agent for a person, and little by little the smell of the incident began to drift from there... and I felt that it was interesting. There were no twists and turns, and there were parts that could be predicted to some extent, but the overall structure is organized, and the sense of tension is moderately felt. It made me think for myself about my choices and responsibilities in life. Nicholas has experienced the same pitiful experience as the author's other works, but I think there were fewer direct depictions than others. I'm sure there are people who don't like it, but personally, I love every work because it sticks to my own habits.

This review contains spoilers. I read other works and thought that the author is good at drawing dark and melancholy stories, but this time, too, it starts with a strange relationship where the forward-looking (who couldn't have done it otherwise) young man Nicholas (Suke) acts as a “decision agent” for Al, whom he met by chance. Beside that, the case of the serial killer Black Coat has begun to occur... the culprit can be predicted, but the casual interaction between the two is so normal that it is a part of everyday life, and it's a scary pattern that makes readers imagine various things. At first, Nicholas was enjoying his daily salary of 100 dollars, but when he felt something was wrong, it was too late. Also, my dad is terrible too! Personally, I love flirtatious love with my lover, but Shichimi's works are the exact opposite, and there are many disastrous protagonists who get carried away by mobs even though they aren't easily naughty with their real life. this time too... tears. But Nicholas... there's some kind of sex appeal in the air that invites men (I think he's reluctant, but he's crying). “Choice” comes up in various situations, and this work makes me objectively view that life changes drastically depending on which one you choose. Was the choice made by Nicholas in Al's last question also good... (although it was very good for the people themselves). Also, even now, when I think that Black Coat is committing murder by someone's choice somewhere, my back sweats. Personally, the person Al is quite attractive, and I feel like I want to meet him somewhere again (crazy guy though). I thought it was the most interesting work so far. Nicholas only communicates with his father, so be careful if you don't like it. I wanted to watch my first sex with Luca who helped me... it's disappointing.

This review contains spoilers. it's insanely interesting!! Shichimi sensei's work!! Maybe I like this film the most... Nico is always a tough and unhappy role, but compared to the others? I'm glad the wound was shallow and happy. As it was written in the afterword, I'm curious about badoen at the beginning, but () I actually like it.

This review contains spoilers. This time, too, it was The Shichimi World!! It has a unique atmosphere that isn't often found in regular BL comics, the setting is always in a foreign country, and the main character is Nicholas! I love that view of the world. Nicholas this time was also cute, healthy, and pitiful, and I was relieved by the warm and kind days with Luca, a handsome guy similar to Luca in the previous film. Al remains a mystery, but he's a cool gentleman, so I want him to be saved, so I definitely want a sequel from my teacher! I want to read more of the teacher's work!

This review contains spoilers. I love the Nicholas series by Shichimi sensei, so the moment I saw the word “Nicholas” in the introduction of the work, I fell in love with it. It's a suspense BL where by working part-time as a decision agent offered by a well-dressed man, you are unknowingly responsible for murder. No, when I thought this would definitely be a bad end, I was surprised at how happy it was.

This review contains spoilers. Niko-kun is beautiful every time he goes back and forth, and I'm amazed at his charm. I was struck by the way Niko confronts herself in this serious film. Both Luca and Al are wonderful! Al in particular... I want to know your future!