levi kills his comrades

Levi x His Mother fanfiction could potentially show a deep emotional bond between them. It might be used to fill in gaps in the original story about Levi's past. For example, it could depict his mother teaching him important values or skills. But some might find this concept a bit odd as it blurs the normal boundaries of family relationships in fiction.

The following are a few recommended novels where the protagonist kills the enemy with a heavy halberd: 1. " I Possessed Lu Bu ": The main character becomes Lu Bu, wielding the Heavenly Halberd, and becomes famous in the dynasty struggle. 2. [Evil Martial Divine Emperor]: A down-and-out young man awakens his bloodline, wields the world-suppressing Evil Halberd, and with a single halberd, he suppresses all directions, ruling the nine heavens and ten lands as the emperor. 3. [Poison Seizes the World]: The story of the protagonist fighting against the world with a halberd hidden under his sleeve. I hope these recommendations will meet your needs.

Paul Loves Reading didn't give us a specific list of books he read, but he left a deep impression on us, that is, he loved reading very much. In the novel How Steel Was Tempered, Paul's image of a reader was even more deeply rooted in people's hearts. Through his own reading and thinking, he became an excellent revolutionary.

There were a few novels that met the requirements of the main character to kill enemies. Among them," I Can Obtain Proficiency " was a recommended novel. The protagonist collected the martial arts proficiency of the dead by killing them and used it to improve his own abilities, including agility, spirit, internal energy, and so on. In addition,'One Man Killing Doomsday: I Kill the Enemies to Burst Attributes...'

" The Book of the Confucian Sword " was a traditional martial arts novel. It told the story of the protagonist's revenge after his family was destroyed. In the beginning, the protagonist's parents were attacked by enemies, the protagonist's father was killed, and the protagonist was hidden in a cellar when he was young. This novel was in line with the given storyline. It was a well-designed novel with ups and downs and bizarre twists and turns. He believed that it would bring the readers a full pleasure in reading. I hope the readers will like this novel.

There were many notices about the appointment and dismissal of comrades. However, these notices did not provide specific details or background information, so it was impossible to get the specific content of the appointment and dismissal of comrades. For more information about the appointment and dismissal of comrades, it is recommended to consult the official announcements or press releases of the relevant government or organizations.

One aspect that could make it interesting is the exploration of Levi's origin. Since his mother is a part of his past, fanfiction can provide insights into how she might have shaped the person he is. For instance, if she was a strong - willed person, it could explain Levi's own determination.

This is a really dark concept. In fanfiction, such a scenario might be written to explore extreme emotional distress. Maybe the author wants to show how much pressure Naruto has endured secretly, and on his birthday, which is supposed to be a happy day, it all becomes too much to bear. However, in the original Naruto story, Naruto is a character full of hope and perseverance, so this is a very different take.

Definitely not. The story of Harry Potter has a certain moral framework. His parents' love and sacrifice are what shape Harry's character and his journey. A fanfiction with such a concept distorts that and can be seen as disrespectful to the original work and its fans.

Well, it depends on how it's written. If it's written in a very graphic and violent way, then it's definitely disturbing. However, if the author is trying to explore some deeper themes like the psychological breakdown of a character or the consequences of extreme abuse, it might be less disturbing in the sense that it has a more thought - provoking aspect rather than just shock value.