After Faking My Death, My Innocent Junior Brother Turned Dark

I rarely review books, but I would like to say a few words about this one. I watched the dawn from early in the morning, and Ji's story touched me the most. It's understandable to be crazy, and it's natural to be crazy. I always felt that he had been killed in the jungle, and all that was left was to carry out the revenge that he had grown up with, and to deal with It's wrong to say this about senior brother's obsession. I can't tell whether he loves his senior brother deeply or whether being a senior brother is his last connection with the world. Of course, I can't understand Xiao Fu's feelings either. He is too calm and detached from everything else. The two of them are like two lonely souls comforting each other. Of course, the character design is crazy, in the true sense, not like other protagonists who pretend to be crazy. The writing is good, the environment, psychological action, and everything are good, with a touch of richness, and the plot is very attractive. It is obviously a revenge script, and you can guess the general, but it is very brilliant. Each character is independent, there is no good or bad, and the pitfalls have been filled, but the ending is OE, it is good to watch It's also good for a change of taste

This is a very new character design for me. Neither party can be considered a good person in the traditional sense. Of course, it can also be said that they are not good people. Many things in the article are difficult to judge and judge the good and evil of many people. However, I still want to know about this kind of beautification of people as a sustenance. Can feelings be called love (I actually struggle with this kind of thing). Of course, I am either questioning the relationship between Xiao Ji and Xiao Fu, or I am simply curious about how to describe this feeling. Just using love feels too shallow (dog head saves life, dog head saves life, dog head saves life)

The plot development is very good, and it is an unexpected development. The two protagonists are really surprisingly indifferent to other people, and they only care about each other. Not many of the other supporting characters ended up well, and the relationship between the two protagonists can only be described as fateful. Doctor Cheng saved Gong out of kindness and became the greatest evil. It seems that except for the two protagonists, no one else met a good death, which is also the most attractive point of this book. If you watch too many happy endings, you often forget that the world is cruel. Of course, this is nothing to the two protagonists of this book. As long as the other party is still there, there is nothing that matters to them.

Personally, I think the best thing about this book is the character setting. Ji Jinzhao felt that he had "died" in the dense forest, and the rest of his life was supported by revenge and obsession with his senior brother. Does he love his senior brother deeply, or does he regard him as his last connection with the world? This kind of unclear dependence is very interesting. Fu Cen was too calm from the beginning to the end, staying away from everyone, like a bystander, but he happened to catch Ji Jinzhao. Two people who are not in a normal mental state are like each other's medicine when they come together. The subject matter is also novel. On the surface it is a revenge script, but the interspersed stories of rivers and lakes and side plots of supporting characters are surprisingly good-looking. Everyone has their own position, and there is no pure tool person. The ending is left blank just right, and you will still think about it after reading it [plus one on your bookshelf]

The shock brought by this book cannot be expressed in ordinary words. If you just read the introduction, you may think it is just an ordinary cool article, but right, the text inside goes far beyond the labels themselves. The emotional tone of this style is very bland, and there is an unexplained sadness in the blandness. Everything is told as if it were real or illusory. It seems that he is facing the world from Fu Cen's perspective, but it seems that he has never really been integrated into the book. There is really a feeling of detachment, which is very philosophical. A very novel reading experience, this feeling is really strange. The author's writing style is very good and his thoughts are very deep. If you really get stuck in it, it will be difficult to get out of it. Ordinary people can't read this kind of book, they can't understand this kind of text, they can't understand this kind of perspective, they can't understand this kind of plot, they can't understand this ending. Everyone has their own trajectory, sadly entangled in a chaotic martial arts world. It was very heart-wrenching to watch, but there was also a sense of absurdity and naturalness to it, as if I was truly implicated in the protagonist's indifference to the world. Hey, I'm not very good at evaluating, so it's a bit hard to say. It's hard for people to finish reading it, and it's hard to understand it. I don't understand it very well, but it's worth pondering and pondering. This ending is actually very messy and difficult to accept, but, when it comes to that point, it is difficult to say who is right and who is wrong. No one can give the best answer. Maybe it was wrong from the beginning? Where does everything originate from? We still can't figure it out. I'm really surprised to see this kind of writing style on Tomato. It's one of a kind, and maybe you won't find it anywhere else where you read novels. This kind of writing can be regarded as a kind of, uh, destiny? A very unique perspective, a very unique point of view, a very unique thinking. I still hope that more people can discover this book, although it is indeed difficult to be discovered in the current wave of cool writing☹️

Ah, the two protagonists are not black and white, which I didn't expect, but it's to my liking. The segmentation and writing are very comfortable to watch, and the ending... Can be regarded as another satisfactory one. On Tomato, it's really nice to be able to write such a black and white protagonist.

"It's out of the way." He looked down at Fu Cen, who looked calm, and slid the fingertips of his right hand down the other person's neck, pressed on his heart, and pressed hard. "Senior brother's chain is still in my hand. You can't run away, and you can't leave..." Really? Fu Cen closed his eyes and smiled, half-jokingly, in a long tone, and replied: "If I want to leave, how can you stop me? Go to that hidden place beyond the four seas, without a trace or trace..." "Then I will do everything I can to find you, go to heaven and earth, cut off your legs and gouge out your eyes, so that you can't see anything in the world, and can't move freely, and completely become my object... Senior brother, don't worry, I will do it more gently and won't cause you pain." Hearing this, Fu Cen really laughed out loud. Ji Jinzhao's absurd words were filled with coldness, like a sharp knife piercing his heart and dissecting himself along the bones. Pleasure, fear, joy, and some slightly sad emotions all mixed together, filling the entire body and overflowing from the pores. So... Satisfying. Cut and kill, clear the way, leave no one alive. Ji Jinzhao didn't say a word, but simply waved his sword and moved forward. Fu Cen followed silently and helped clean up the population. He has become accustomed to the killing behavior of this world. When the knife edge falls on a living person, it is no different from cutting dead flesh. Everything is false and can never be empathized with. Except Ji Jinzhao.

The more I watched it, the more something was wrong. After watching it last night, I felt very, very complicated, very conflicted. I calmed down and thought about it last night and figured out some things. [Smile] From the overall point of view of the book, it is more like a "villain's growth/development process" or a "protagonist's darkening process". The protagonist Ji Xingzhi, under the oppression of the social environment, abandons the bright and turns to darkness. After his "indifferent" senior brother who had been with him since childhood was killed by his enemies to save him, he turned into a "devil" and a "smiling tiger" dominated by hatred. I initially thought that he was the protagonist and would be whitewashed, but after reading about his experience in the Demon Cult, I knew that he could never be whitewashed again, and that he would never be clean [crying] [crying] I am also glad that the author did not forcefully cleanse the protagonist. [Like] [Like] If you want to read a "righteous protagonist", then you can give up this book, because this book is more like a corrupt "villain". [OK] [OK] Moreover, Senior Brother (Shou) has a relatively cold personality. He can be said to be very indifferent to everyone except Ji Xingzhi. His life can also be said to be a blank, as white as a personal computer [Stare] [Stare] I think Senior Brother's character is not three-dimensional enough, and his character is still relatively vague. Compared with him, Ji's character is richer and more complex. The plot content is not very smooth [OK] and a particularly important point is that the author is great! ! ! ! ! Why did you leave such a hole and not fill it up! ! ! The text is finished and I haven't come back to my senses yet. [Angry] [Angry] Reward you with dozens of extra chapters [Smile] [Smile] Overall, this book is pretty good. It's my first time reading this, so it's not bad [Note] [Like]

The author's writing is very good, the text is very rhythmic, the descriptions are lifelike, and the stories of the supporting characters are also very exciting (although they are all BE, but there is no denying that they are very flesh and blood). The emotional development of the two protagonists is also linked to their life experiences, but I always feel that the emotional changes between the two are a bit abrupt. I can understand Xiao Ji's obsession with his senior brother. We can also understand the reason why the senior brother fell in love with Xiaoji, but because there are many rivers and lakes stories and revenge plots mixed in, the emotional line between the two is not so clear, especially when the two of them felt that their mental state was not good at the end. It may still be difficult for readers to accept that the senior brother who looked like that at the beginning turned into two mad dogs. The reason for the low rating may be that not only is it difficult for readers to empathize with the protagonist morally, but the emotional line between the two is also confusing. Finally, I would like to say that I really like the author's writing style and look forward to better works from the author! ! !

I rarely review books, and this may be the first time I've clicked on a book review under this account. The entire writing style is sad and indifferent. Without a fierce tone, the entire article is like a calm lake. The total number of words can be considered a short and medium story. We are from the perspective of "Fu Cen", so there is also an interesting point: he is not interested in other things at all, resulting in the entire article being skipped lightly like an outline. It was only when I was with Ji that the details were elongated. How to say it? Can't be washed clean. There's no need to clean up. Everyone has their own thoughts, and this is also a world of flesh and blood. To be honest, how can you walk in the rivers and lakes without water-proof shoes? Whether it is murderous thoughts or kind thoughts, this is a choice and butterfly effect. The author is really amazing at being able to use such words to create a relationship.