Anime Crossover: Life After Gudao's Retirement

Cheers, author [crying with laughter] The character writing is quite accurate, especially the part where Enkidu is talking to others [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] I remember that it was really like that when I watched the plot. Because of Jin Gu, before watching the Valentine's Day plot, I always felt that the two people should have a good compatibility and be similar. I feel that some fans wrote it according to the impression Jin Gu gave people. He is as rational and polite as Jin Gu and more amiable. But after watching the Valentine's Day plot and other plots, I know that Enkidu is really a human-machine. When it comes to nature, he can be unintentionally wild, venomous, and mean-spirited [laughing and crying]. It's no wonder that netizens ridiculed him and Karna as both ky kings (except of course when it comes to Ishtar, which is an active yin-yang and aggression). But I feel that a common problem among many authors writing about Lixiang is that they write about people who are too old and good, or who are a bit literary and youthful, and do not look like normal people. I still think that Ritsuka's state will be the same as that of some soldiers who suffer from war syndrome after coming off the battlefield in many literary and artistic works. The shadow of war will affect their spirit and daily life, but they will still overcome various difficulties, say hello to tomorrow, and actively strive to live a good life. Because I remember that not only Oberon, but also many characters who were close to Ritsuka or who were both teachers and friends would tell him: You are so arrogant for wanting to save everyone. Ritsuka knew this fact, but she just couldn't remain indifferent to the person in front of her. He will try to grab what he can against everyone else's weight. The exhaust hole of Zuo Er is about to turn black. Not only has he seen too many people die in front of him, but more importantly, he has seen too many people close to him die in front of his eyes. Just like Ritsuka said in the final chapter of the first part, I just want to live, I am just an ordinary person. Ritsuka is very tough inside, and it is precisely this perseverance that leaves more wounds after being devastated by the strong wind. I think Ritsuka will not give in to fate when faced with the blockade of the Clock Tower. It is because no matter how desperate he is, he will ignite hope and fight hard, so that he can pass death again and again and defeat the invincible enemy. Ritsuka is the type who will fight for the slimmest hope. After being captured and being manipulated by others, it is too exaggerated. Even if he is very powerful, he has gone through so many battles with disparity in combat power. How can he compromise in the face of the clock tower? Ritsuka will either die or break up with the clock tower. (Not to mention threatening teammates, they have reached this point and are still alive today. Even the civilian employees of Chaldea are elites. They will find ways to deal with it, but they will not compromise. It takes a lot of effort to restrain everyone and let Ritsuka be captured.) What's more, even after the heroic spirits were dismissed, the new director and Shion, who had a lot of background, how could they be easily threatened by the clock tower? The new director came from a magic family with a strong background (the relationship between the families was even good), and Shion also had Atlas Academy as a background, and the second generation also had the right to speak. Don't deify Ritsuka too much. Many people have said that you are too arrogant to try to save everyone's future. He knows this. He will feel guilty for not being able to save the people in front of him, but he will not delusionally bear the weight of the lives of everyone in the history of mankind. Otherwise, why is Kodachi's part about human determination so criticized by everyone? What is the difference between this and Kodachi's part. Don't underestimate Ritsuka's tenacity. Even if he is really hurt by evil intentions, there will be others who will fight for him, but he will not be the one who takes the initiative to complain. Even if the bleeding stops and the wound is so painful that he cannot move, he will not stand still in the shadow of the past.

It's good-looking. They are all male heroic spirits. Guda is really a top beauty. Please interact with female heroic spirits more [crying]

I really like this kind of articles, I feel sorry for you, I hope all the heroes can come later [shy] (Don't stop updating, it's hard to find interesting articles, please please [send heart] [send heart] [send heart])

I would like to ask why Fujimaru Ritsuka was imprisoned in the Clock Tower?

One star is deducted for why Guda didn't resist and let the clock tower manipulate and hurt him from the beginning. It's clear that the heroic spirits in Mingjia far exceed the strength of the clock tower.

As someone who is new to BGO in 2019, it's pretty good. I hope the author will update more, otherwise I'll let the author give a thousand stones and a treasure every time.

Yes, but I think, after everything is over, will Guda really still be human?

Thanks to the author for the creation, and thank you for accompanying me all the way. From the good ending to the bad ending, from he to be step by step, no matter which ending it is, it is satisfactory enough. No matter what kind of Fujimaru Ritsuka it is, I like it very much. What kind of ending can match the ups and downs of this journey, Guda.

It's super nice, and it's written well by Tomato. There are so few articles about Gudav [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry] Robbery, author, please hand over all your saved manuscripts as soon as possible. I can only read these few chapters back and forth every day. It's not enough, not enough at all [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying]

An article born for torture. In fact, it's not bad. Everyone is very warm and they are good people with good intentions.