"The Cut Pieces Scream: The Revenge of the Lord of Annihilation, is it the consequences of the experiment or the birth of a new god?"
In the laboratory, he is the "sample ember", wailing in the process of cutting and decomposing. Twenty years later, Rock City was in ruins, and the temple elders were wiped out. He stroked the incision scar on his neck and whispered: "Every fragment remembers the pain of being cut." When the forbidden experimental subject returned with the power of annihilation, the world trembled: Is this the backlash of the collapse of scientific ethics, or the coronation of a new god?
1. Ethical abyss: In order to pursue the mystery of "annihilation", the temple dismembered children alive and stripped their souls. Is this an inevitable price of scientific exploration? Is Ye Jin's revenge the ultimate judgment for this extreme arrogance?
2. The power of annihilation: Rising above the nine elements, swallowing all things and returning them to nothingness! Is this power that subverts tradition and is full of final aesthetics (the fire that burns the city silently annihilates, the barrier drained instantly), pure evil, or the cold law of the universe?
3. **Avengers? New God? ** Ye Jin's methods are cruel and cruel, and he treats all living beings as nothing more than grass. Can readers empathize with this monster shaped by brutality? Is his revenge just or out of control? When he announced that he would refine the legendary elemental user into the "Tenth Seal", was it the final chapter of destruction or the prelude to a new era of annihilation?
4. **Fragments and Scars:** "Every fragment remembers pain" - this is not just a scar, it is the core of his existence. Being forcibly decomposed and reorganized, how does he define "who am I"? Is this deep-rooted memory a source of strength or an eternal shackles?
