Moe Academy: Entering the Calamity

There is a hint of calculation in the true feelings, and he bows his head in an instant. There is a little bit of truth in the calculation, and it can be directly conferred as a god.

Very well written. In fact, when I watched this show as a child, I really felt that the Quarks were all a bunch of lunatic white-eyed wolves. For example, in the section where the students would throw fire everywhere at the slightest sign of trouble, and the section where the red totem of the Myria Star was called, there were also many scenes of internal friction. It feels like Quark's victory was really dependent on a few pillars, and they didn't give up until the five-stars were well developed. And most importantly, the dark side was even more ruthless and had no one to help them. If Myriax and Ou Pa weren't so good-looking, I really wouldn't be able to hold on. However, I heard that the separation of the plot is also related to the frequent transfers of the casting company, but I don't know about this.

I really like the character creation. Rex was not merciful at all in the early stage. Myriax is still very smart, but the illusion has too much influence. [Myriax himself knows that it is an illusion [thinking]] The emotions are so deep.

What's going on, Tataru and Haiti Division, why do I think they are better than the protagonists? [Adoration] [Adoration] [Admiration], ahhhhhh,

It's very interesting. It's one of the few high-quality cute school novels written by Yang Persimmon. Finally, I want to ask if the ending is he. Why does it feel a bit like be? And the ending doesn't mean that the Dark Tribe wins, right?

I have read many fanfics, but almost all the protagonists will turn into love brains in the later stages, such as betraying the Dark Emperor, amnesia after death, chasing his wife in the crematorium after resurrection, and then some of the male and female supporting characters will go crazy, or the characters will be seriously OOC. I hope that the protagonists will not betray their own race and lose their true nature in the later period. I really rarely see this type of novels, this kind of sober sinking, under calculation Sincerely, I like to read double-strong stories. I can accept the idea of double-death HE, but I don't accept betrayal of the race. Oh, by the way, because I have seen too many late-stage Mysteria stars who have always been within the control of the plot, as if the previous experiences were all false, and then I have a good impression of Didina. I feel like I don't care about the protagonist's crazy death-seeking operations and some scumbag practices. Please, the author, don't have it! These are my thoughts.

The plot is very good and very consistent with the original work. The characters are really good.

Look at [adoration][adoration][adoration] well, there is a hint of truth in the calculation, and you are sober and indulge in this lie of love. Damn, you are so good at it! ! !

Looking forward to more tension between Rex and Mystery, I always feel that Mystery has been vaguely aware of Rex's identity. After all, Rex has never successfully concealed it in front of Mystery. But just as Rex understands Mya's arrogance and chooses to be tolerant, Mya's choice to see through but not speak out and not go into the details is probably also affected by Rex's despair. I really hope that these two can take the forced route-the way Mystery Star forces Rex.

The relationship between Mysteria Star and Rex, the soul-calling demon king of the Dark Tribe, is so interesting. One treats each other sincerely, and the other gradually sinks. They are obviously opposite identities, but they have formed a complex bond. This sweet and dangerous game makes people want to keep watching their subsequent development. "Moe Academy: Invasion" focuses on "the choice of an individual in the torrent of fate" - Haiti, a key prop throughout the series, once again becomes the lead. The mission of the Soul-Calling Demon King Rex to infiltrate Moe Academy not only affects the crisis of the resurrection of the Dark Emperor, but also blurs the boundary between "light and darkness". This setting not only respects the foundation of the original work, but also injects a more mature dramatic conflict into the story, making the magical world no longer a simple black and white confrontation. Character creation is the most eye-catching breakthrough of this work, especially the "two strong game" between Mystery and Rex, which breaks the traditional character template of the series. As a star of wisdom, Mystery has always been based on the image of a "think tank", but in this game, he is no longer a simple representative of justice. He uses "unreserved sincerity" as the most deadly weapon. Every temptation to approach Rex, every worry hidden under reason, is like boiling a frog in warm water to disintegrate the Dark Lord's frozen heart. As the most calculating executor of the Dark Tribe, Rex was supposed to be a ruthless villain, but he gradually became greedy for the light while getting along with Mysteria. This struggle of "longing for warmth in the darkness" makes the Dark Tribe character no longer a flat evil symbol. The relationship between the two of them "being each other's hostage, scheming against each other, and fighting until death" can be called the best interpretation of "love as a robbery" - they are enemies with opposing positions and each other's only weakness. This kind of emotional game where sweetness and pain are intertwined, romance and cruelty coexist, is far more contagious than a simple confrontation between good and evil!