The Story Begun by the Omniscient and Omnipotent Book

I've watched Kamen Rider too, but I can only say it's truly awful now. Like Ultraman these days, it's completely become a money-making machine. You'd be better off watching Super Sentai; at least I've heard it's not finished yet. I thought...

The second theatrical version: Winner's resolution. [Hayama Hayato] The winning VIP only plays high-level matches. The player with the most elite kills first takes down Abyss, then teams up with teammates to take down Mela, and finally takes down Ouroboros. Comment: We fought from beginning to end; without you, our family would fall apart. [Dragon Tooth] Winning side VIP, for the same reason as above, second only to Ye Shan in terms of kill count. Assessment: He played the entire game from midfield onwards, a crucial pillar. [Togashi Yuta]: VIP of the winning side, top-tier support. He was eliminated at the start, but his deathrattle effect lasted throughout the game. At the crucial moment, he successfully landed a critical hit and took down the final boss. Evaluation: The first move was to eliminate the Seer, but this Seer actually had a hidden resurrection item? [Hoshino Aiku Aikai]: Mid-lane master, but unfortunately only plays mid-lane, only has one kill, too much energy consumption to play in the second half. Evaluation: You did your best, and although the result was not perfect, it's not your fault. [Sakayanagi Arisu]: Top-tier support, successfully assisting Hoshino, delivering a fatal blow at a crucial moment, taking down the enemy mid laner, resulting in one kill. Comment: That survival card must have been a hot potato, right? But you didn't let her down. [Kousaka Kyosuke]: The rear assassin, with a verifiable kill count of 98. His skills are top-notch, befitting his status as a key player in the previous version. Comment: But why did someone as rational and strong as you hesitate at that moment, leading to your elimination? Deep down, you knew that your best friend was no longer there. The person who appears before you is nothing but a monster in disguise. [Kurokawa Akane]: Top-tier off-field support, the enemy werewolf, controlling the mid lane, laying the final straw for the mid lane victory. Comment: You win, Qian. You love him so much that you become like a superhero. It's an injustice that you're not the original female lead. [Ishida Shoya]: He was the first to be eliminated in the mid lane, but he left behind a support buff, helping his teammates to land a critical hit, living up to his role. Comment: Your first half of life was a failure, but in the end, you truly became a hero, a hero recognized by her. [Ichinose Honami]: The record holder for the fastest elimination in the entire game, but she did nothing wrong and preserved the strongest firepower in the middle lane. Comment: Sister, you shouldn't have participated in this Knight War. You were obsessed at the beginning, and then your love-struck brain kicked in later. You should just stick to your job. [Long Yuanxiang]: Takes the last drop of blood from the enemy. Comment: Didn't you say you were going to push the tower? Where's the tower? What have you been doing, farming in the jungle the whole time? You were jungling while your teammates were already pushing the tower! [Hachiman Hikigaya]: The first designated tank, the second damage dealer for the winning team, the awakened prophet who sees the script, buys the necessary time for the winning team's prophet to trigger his deathrattle, a top-tier support and the winning team's blood pressure weightlifting champion. Regardless of whether you win or lose, you are definitely the one who attracts the most hatred. Your fans, after seeing what you've done, all hope you'll be laid to rest as soon as possible. Comment: Look me in the eyes and tell me, was it worth it? Tell me, is there anyone who will still love you now?! Look at my eyes!

Continuing from the previous article. Above, I presented my analysis of Hayama's views on the original work and Hayama in this book. Below is the villain of this book, the protagonist of the original work, Hachiman Hikigaya. In stark contrast to Hayama, Hachiman Hikigaya vehemently denounces the hypocrisy of youth and the wickedness of human nature in the original work. At first glance, what he says seems to make him appear to be a clear-headed realist. However, he harbors an idealistic heart. He condemns the hypocrisy of interpersonal relationships in youth, yet he pursues the elusive "truth." He speaks of the wickedness of human nature while sacrificing himself to help others. The reason why "My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU" was so popular in Japan but not so popular in China is largely because it depicts the psychology of high school students who are going through a period of personality development, struggling with self-identity, interpersonal relationships, and yearning for genuine emotions. Beneath Hachiman Hikigaya's dark exterior lies a very traditional, shonen protagonist character. The author of this book is ruthless and cold-blooded in his methods, but surprisingly, he has an idealistic heart just like the original work. While he says that the world is full of evil and that he wants to create a perfect world, he asks himself again and again, isn't he just hoping for some kind of miracle? The author said the ending of the book would be absurd, and it certainly is a bit absurd now—two people, one righteous, one evil. That seems to be the case for the readers.

The animated adaptation of this book's plot has been released to B. Search keywords: "Unchangeable fate", "Encounter with Dragon Rider".

Our Lao Xu got married! Congratulations, Kamen Rider Teller!

Continuing from the previous article. In Oregairu, Hikigaya saves Yuihama's dog without caring about the dog's owner or the potential danger (which might actually be just for comedic effect). At that moment, his body acted faster than his brain; it was an instinct, a pure act of kindness, but not the kind of kindness a normal person should have. This kind of pure kindness is undoubtedly "true goodness," but it is also crazy, twisted, and carries a kind of "divinity" that transcends ordinary people. It makes one either a saint, a madman, or both. Why did Yukinoshita and Yuigahama become interesting starting from this point? At first glance, it seems absurd, but upon closer examination, it is full of madness within the absurdity. Most famous protagonists in Japanese anime are somewhat eccentric. What's the point of an anime if the protagonist has the same personality as an ordinary person? Why are there so many fanfics about Hachiman Hikigaya in The Hedgehog Cat series? Much of it is because Hachiman Hikigaya's character is inherently suited to be a protagonist; he's extreme, twisted, and insane. It's just that the original Oregairu is a slice-of-life novel, which masks this extreme nature. Similarly, there are also such eccentric protagonists in China, such as Lu Mingfei, the protagonist of Dragon Raja. The reason why there are so many Lu Mingfei fanfictions on Qidian is more or less because Lu Mingfei is just as crazy at heart. This kind of "eccentric" person is born to be the protagonist.

Hayato Hayama and Hachiman Hikigaya's views on truth and goodness regarding "fakes" and "real things". Previously, I mentioned in the comments section that Hayato Hayama never disappoints others, and that his actions are largely driven by the expectations others have for him. And in the latest chapter, the author actually wrote it that way! #(Funny) The author has been portraying Hikaru and Hajime as sworn enemies and adversaries. So, I will use the original work as a starting point to express their views on "true goodness" and "false goodness". Let's take the example of Yui's dog being hit by a car in the original Oregairu manga/anime series. This will highlight the personalities of the two main characters. In the same situation, Hayama might also rescue the dog, but he might not care about the dog or even its owner. He would do it because "Hayama Hayato" should do it, because it is the education and upbringing he received from childhood, just like how textbooks teach us what is right and wrong. This is the meaning of "education makes people good" in pedagogy. From an extreme perspective that judges both actions and intentions, this is "hypocrisy." However, this kind of "hypocrisy" is valuable; it is a precious form of justice. Education should cultivate such hypocrites who know right from wrong, rather than Machiavellianists who know right from wrong. Hayama's kindness is "hypocritical," just like his definition of "fake," but this kind of kindness is actually the most understandable and the most genuine. If I could, I would also like to be such a "hypocrite."

Oh, Lao Xu! You're too much of a prisoner! Why don't you just keep Lao Xu locked up?

Can anyone explain the combat power levels in this book?

After reading the ending and the epilogue, I really feel sorry for Old Xu in this review. All the other characters were well-developed, but he just seemed like the author got carried away and he was tortured by the epilogue. I couldn't hold back my tears after reading it. #(Blue and sad)