The Beasts: Just as I Wrote It!

"There are beasts: as I wrote!" " Is a warm and delicate fan work. It reconstructs the world view of the original work with light brushstrokes. It retains the daily interest of mythical beasts while injecting a deeper emotional context. The story revolves around the time-travel of the bard Mawson, but in an unexpected disaster, he gained a special bond with Tianlu that spanned memory and destiny, weaving a canine fairy tale full of the quality of life. The best thing about the author is that he sublimates the concept of "home" from a physical space to an emotional connection. The Deer Man's Shop is no longer just a shelter, but a place where all broken souls can be reunited. From the embarrassment of Mawson when he first arrived to the gradual integration into this big family of mythical beasts, the text is filled with the warmth of "acceptance" - Sibu's awkward care, Jixie's protection of his younger brother, and Taotie's honest and honest following, all make this sense of belonging particularly real and touching. The character creation is quite ingenious. From the beginning, Mawson was a down-and-out poet who mocked himself for "making a living by singing" to gradually growing into a little beast who is willing to sacrifice for others. His arc is subtle and complete. Tian Lu appears to be greedy and willful, but he always protects Mo Sen in the purest way - whether it is his misunderstood protection or his slightly jealous desire for exclusivity, he appropriately shows all the tenderness of an infatuated Pixiu. The interaction between the two people not only has the tacit understanding of an old husband and wife, but also retains the unique youthfulness of young people. The ambiguity and certainty of "more than brothers, already lovers" make the emotional line particularly moving. Those vague foreshadowings of fate, such as Tianlu's amnesia-losing heart lock and the mysterious appearance of another "Mosen", add a sense of layering and suspense to the story. This is not only a story about "encounter", but also about "reunion" - not only the reunion of man and beast, but also the re-encounter of each version of "self". Underneath the seemingly warm daily life, there are deep thoughts about memory, identity and redemption. The most touching thing about this work is that it believes that fairy tales can heal reality. When Mo Sen said to Tianlu, "I can do anything for you," this pure emotion itself became the force against forgetfulness and fate. No matter what the future holds, at least in this mountain forest where mythical beasts live, love and companionship are real. This may be what the author wants to convey - as we write, it is not just a story, but a belief about "becoming". The romance of living in the mountains and forests will eventually be sung like a poem; and those forgotten memories will once again have ripples of the past in the moment when the golden thread is entwined.

It's very beautiful. I look forward to the author's follow-up updates~

Just focus on Lolicons and Shotacons, and forget about you Freecons

Tinari, keep it up, I'm watching you ___

"Beng Tie + There Are Beasts", I will see you as the only one who can write well

It's very good-looking. The protagonist and Tianlu are very sweet.

Delicious~~ The writing itself is very good, I already like it~~ I didn't expect that there is a car... I like it even more~~