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There is no lively feeling of a child in the description of Xiao Hei. I just feel that he has a sense of calmness and sophistication that he has been honing in the wild for a long time. It is not like the settings in cartoons and movies. He is very caring for the protagonist. When I saw the "Wind Breath Group" appearing in the article, I felt something was wrong. Also, the description of Luo Zhu did not look like the gentle original image. He looked like a gangster, wearing a mask and going to the club to confront each other alone. I kind of accepted the incompetence. I don't know where the author read the plot. The whole process seemed to be watching another completely different parallel world. There was no sense of wanting to see the protagonist go into the original work to rescue the troubled one. Did the author conceive a new timeline and character relationship by himself [face covering]

So far, what I have seen is a new plot, a new setting, and a different timeline. I think it shouldn't be considered a real fan of Luo Xiaohei's War Chronicles