After Quitting as an Evil God, He Was Hounded by His Followers

"The old king is gone, the new king will last forever" How should I put it? This is a very Western fantasy and very oceanic story, about love, about growth, about loneliness, and about separation. There is a feeling of weightlessness. I really like this kind of writing. It's poetic and light enough, because the protagonist's authority is symbolic or heavy. It's both profound and flowing and gentle. It's like some kind of silent underlying logic, like "everything is numbered." When I read it, I actually think, Zhou Sui He is more like the sea than Xiao Ke (I won't say "god" here, because it is just a simple concept), forever free and so on. Everyone is trying their best to retain him, but he can slip away freely in the net of heaven and earth. It is difficult to say that he is not more transcendent than gods and thrones, right? Your throne and gods are so inferior. Jpg Generally speaking, people attribute Zhou Sui's state to "divinity." When I say gods, I don't mean the gods and thrones in this article, because they in this article are obsessed with clichés and clichés. "Human nature" is thrown at them like money. It makes me feel happy to see it. It's to the extent that even after death and lying in the coffin, I can give a five-star review with 6 tears. After all, many stories like to praise the moths of human characters chasing divine characters into the flame, a kind of "mantis stalking the cicada and the oriole behind" style of affection. In essence, it still cannot escape exploitation and oppression. I just don't like this, so I have seen a lot of regrets and sorrows about both achieving divinity. By chance, I passed by this place and finally saw the special angle of "abundance of humanity but a burden". I didn't understand it, but the whole book is very elegant. Because I didn't understand it, I even picked up the cb or cp of Destiny and Xiaozhou. Anyway, there is a feeling of "the only thread of the kite" in it. If you don't, please scold me (isn't it really a reward? Brothers directly ask the questioner for the answer, right? (But it is really not a simple questioner and answerer, right? The author has considered turning over the brand, please QWQ (nervous!))) This kind of temperament is exactly what I haven't mentioned before, the sense of destiny. Whether it is the evaluation text or the plot, it is actually difficult to escape "destiny" and his aliases, etc., So after much hesitation, I finally deleted them again and again. He is the basis of this book. In this story, in a sense, this person is Xiao Zhou's accomplice. Although it may be suspected of being induced, Xiao Zhou is indeed "unfettered" and moves towards the "predetermined ending" that he "expects". In addition to this story, these are the thoughts written in the author's mind, whether it is difficult or difficult, or it comes easily, and the judgment is gently dropped as early as the beginning of everything. Quite interesting. It seems that the author is writing several more books. They seem to be stories about different people in the same world. They are quite good. I look forward to the depth of the story. No matter what, after reading this, I wish you freedom. Why it blooms, it will wither. And withering away is not the end of everything.

The setting is quite impressive to me. It looks very cool, but there are some problems with the logic. I don't know if it's because I don't understand it or what, but sometimes I just can't understand it when I look at it. All in all, it's not bad.

It is worth watching, the ending of a god flying to freedom, the god in memories, and the people in the current time. They are always thinking about whether I am Costa or Zhou Sui. Do they love Zhou Sui or Costa? Finally... I will come see you tomorrow with my treasures [laughs]

Can the author give some spoilers? [Crying] Is Fu Yu and Yong Ye a be or a he [grieved]

A particularly good book, I feel like I am guarding it like my own treasure. I haven't fully understood it yet, and I want to save up to watch it a few more times. Although the rating is low, I believe that Xiao Mo and Zhou Sui will also like their own stories and let time wash away quietly. Poseidon is forever free

The world view is grand, but it just feels like there are a lot of pitfalls. Author, are you telling the truth! Did you cut the outline? After reading this book, I feel a little empty in my heart, but eternal freedom should be the best ending for Zhou Sui or Costa. All in all, this is a good book worth reading, but it's too short [cry] [cry] [cry] The writing is pretty good, but it's just too short [cry] [cry] [cry] The second brush, I wish Poseidon will always be free

Teacher, I like your article very much. If Teacher comes back, I will continue to follow you. I really like the teacher's writing style. There is no gorgeous and exaggerated words, nor is it dull and rough. It gives me a soft feeling, a feeling of someone telling the truth in your ear with a gentle and clear voice. It is like the dripping of spring rain but it is enough to make people intoxicated. It is like the gentle breeze of spring breeze that brings you the whole spring. There is also an ethereal feeling, but there is no distance, only softness, like the tinkling of mountain springs, the swaying of fish tails, and falling clouds. There is also a sense of destiny that a teacher mentioned in a long comment before, which is irresistible and destined. A kind of soft and gentle words were spoken with deep and strong feelings, which swept my heart in an instant, and were sincere and unforgettable. Of course, there are some obvious shortcomings in the article written by the teacher. It is smooth but not smooth enough. The whole article looks intermittent and has no coherent connection. It can be understood but not very readable. I feel that the overall story structure of the teacher is okay, but many of the written parts cannot be connected. It seems that there are many pitfalls and foreshadowing that have not been filled in. The turns in some places look very abrupt and uncomfortable. But I really like the teacher's writing style. If you don't pay close attention to this, I can ignore it. The other thing is my selfishness. I like the brother written by the teacher very much. I don't know if the teacher also likes the brother, because the character of the brother appears in the two books of Kesta and Ertal. They have deep feelings for the protagonist, but in the end they are just one person's war, which makes me feel very distressed. Only one person is trapped in it, and he draws the earth as a prison to imprison himself in the past. Their love is not selfish, because the younger brother's happiness and freedom are more important. It makes me want to die. The teacher has another question: Brother Zhou Suai? [Crying] I feel really bad. Mainly because the teacher's writing hurt me so much. Of course, in the end, I wish Kesta will always be free. Another book by the teacher has been discontinued, and I have never found a similar writing style. It makes me very sad and I can't even eat meal replacements. Finally, I hope the teacher can come back. Or does the teacher have any other platforms or accounts with articles and essays that you can talk about? I will always follow you. Finally, I really like your writing style, teacher, I love it so much [blowing kiss]

It's beautiful and very tense, but I feel that some of the content is not explained very clearly. How should I put it? At the beginning, I thought it might be the entanglement with Yongye Suhe, but after reading it, I have a feeling that this entire book is a memory of Kesta and a blessing to Zhou Sui. There is a feeling of "a collective contribution from the fans - to the former sea god Kesta, and the free soul Zhou Sui in the final chapter." It feels like there is some stream of consciousness, a kind of beauty of light and shadow, and color. This has to be said about the image setting, dark blue hair and light blue pupils. I actually thought about it at the time. Generally speaking, the color of the pupils might be darker, which would make it look more refined. But I tried it, and I think it looks more divine if it has dark blue hair and light blue eyes. Give thumbs up to the author's aesthetic. If you take it literally, you will feel very sad, but if you insist on letting go, you can also let go. For example, as the god of the sea, Kesta has been burdened with a lot. He doesn't remember any close believers, but he was stabbed in the back by the only believer he loved. As a god, he is forgiving. As a follower, he can express "don't accept" and "don't get close", and there are many believers who follow him, which is actually more free. , He experienced more emotions. In fact, to a certain extent, as a human, he also solved many psychological problems that many people could not solve - such as how to view the contrast between the glory of the past and today, the proportion of "self" in one's life (the copy of Narcissus), etc. In fact, when I saw the copy of Narcissus and talked about the love of my life, I probably felt that his ending would not be the popular ending in the usual online articles. (I feel like the author buried a lot of hidden clues, but I'm not particularly sure whether he filled in the holes...) In addition, this book will also involve some ethical thinking storms, so I won't go into details one by one. In general, everyone is practicing their own way, even though they may not necessarily have something in common with each other. Finally, I hope that when the author has experience, he can give you an analysis, or fill in the pits or something. As a reader, it is still a bit difficult to let go. "When believers no longer believe, gods will die. When gods no longer believe, what will happen?" "I didn't know it was unexpected, but I left it behind and it echoed in the sad wind." There is an inexplicable feeling, I don't know if it is what the author wants to express, that is, "It is far easier to maintain a concept than a specific person." In fact, it will also stimulate some thinking, about treating the symptoms and the root cause//We should pay attention to injuries and not be easily injured/Injuries will enhance self-healing ability, and the more frustrated you are, the stronger//Scientific research shows that individuals who have suffered from some minor illnesses in childhood have a stronger ability to cope with diseases in middle and old age than individuals who rarely get sick in childhood.//Differences between individuals It's still really melancholy, because it's not a specific choice that resulted in failure, but rather a gradual approach to the final chapter. It's over, I can't let go

Help, it's so good😭🥺🥺It ended so suddenly, I feel so uncomfortable, I feel really uncomfortable, I can't walk out, please help me😣Why is Brother Sui so good? I really want to cry😭Why is the rating so low?

In fact, this is the entanglement between the new self and the past self. After Kesta (god) died, he became Zhou Sui (human). For Zhou Sui, Kesta is Kesta. Zhou Sui is Zhou Sui. They are two independent individuals, but for Kesta believers, Zhou Sui is Kesta. One is the division of self and the other is the fanatical pursuit of former believers. This makes it difficult for Zhou Sui, who is caught in the middle, because he feels that he is Zhou Sui and not a Kesta, but everyone around him tells him that he is a Kesta. This is undoubtedly a criticism of Zhou Sui's independent personality. Except for Liuyin and Qin Shan, no one told Zhou Sui to just keep the status quo and be himself. Everyone was helping Zhou Sui to change back to Kesta. Even the love that people around him praised was actually the desire for exclusive possession of the gods, not love at all. They felt that after Kesta's death, he became Zhou Sui, which made them feel closer, and it was better to release the possessiveness in their hearts and let the former gods become their lovers. Because Zhou Sui has always believed that Kesta is from the past and has nothing to do with the current Zhou Sui. In addition, the person Kesta fell in love with after becoming a human died in a game called God's Game, and he died to protect himself. The feeling of watching his lover die in front of him and being unable to do anything about it was uncomfortable for anyone. He remembered that when he was Kesta, he never let anyone die to protect him. Instead, Kesta had been protecting his people. This made Zhou Sui's understanding of himself shaken. Kesta became Zhou Sui after being betrayed and killed. He was already very tired, and there were even former believers who showed their love to him. Everyone regarded him as Kesta's substitute. No one affirmed Zhou Sui's existence or recognized Zhou Sui's personality (excluding Liuyin and Qin Shan here). This made Zhou Sui's self-destructive tendency more and more serious, so in the end he did not choose to merge with the identity of a god and return as Kesta, but chose to welcome the final chapter of freedom as Zhou Sui. Congratulations Zhou Sui, you are completely free! Overall, this book is very nice to read. Although there are some parts that are a bit difficult to understand, it is still very good. [Like][Like][Like] If you want to refute what I said, then you are right [blowing kiss]