The non-existent agent, from a "non-existent person" hiding from the world, to a guardian who chooses to take responsibility. His growth is not an increase in strength, but the establishment of "existence" - what he ultimately wants to answer is: Does a person exist only when he is remembered by the world, or does he exist only because he has made a choice?
Reader comments
It's very interesting, I like it better, but I want to ask a question. Earlier, Lin Wan wanted Chen Mo to find Captain America, which proves that the author wanted Chen Mo to participate in the big plot, but later gave up on this goal, and Lin Wan returned very quickly. I want to know what made the author give up on this longer-term storyline.
It's very interesting, I like it better, but I want to ask a question. Earlier, Lin Wan wanted Chen Mo to find Captain America, which proves that the author wanted Chen Mo to participate in the big plot, but later gave up on this goal, and Lin Wan returned very quickly. I want to know what made the author give up on this longer-term storyline.