[Katekyo Hitman Reborn! First Generation] The Firmament (Abandoned Version)

It is not God who saves the world, but those who truly believe in God. Ken Follett's "Temple Spring and Autumn" depicts a medieval epic, from Tom who dreams of building a cathedral to the noble and upright Brother Philip, to the miserable but tenacious earl's daughter Elena—— The reality is cruel and dark, but there is light in your heart. The church that took fifty years to finally be grandly completed... Contains the blood and tears of countless people, and the dreams of countless people. It is like a symbol, sitting here quietly, without saying a word. But you can feel the heaviness, vicissitudes, and... Something we have been following in every tile and brick of this temple - sincerity and love. Temple, Utopia, City of God. Not everyone has the courage to bear the burden of saving the world on his own shoulders, and not everyone has the courage to bear the sins of others. However, in the 19th century of Amano Musume, there was a group of lunatics who were so persistent in their faith. They dreamed of being like the Holy Son Jesus and saving sinners who had fallen into the mud. Just like Gabriel, who is kind-hearted, wandering around the world, exorcising the devil in the dark. But Giotto and Simon are not Gabriel after all, and the demons based on people's hearts can never be eradicated. In Alu's story, these two young men who will create miracles in the future are just getting started, but their ultimate failure seems to be certain. Luxurious and corrupt nobles, corrupt and ignorant poor people. Scenes of bloody scenes were mixed with long scrolls that were about to extinguish at some point. This absurd and depraved underground city opened its ferocious mouth and tried to swallow everything. We all know that in the end Simon failed, and Vongola also deviated from its original purpose and became a leader. How ironic that Mafia, a word that originally meant defender, ended up becoming persecutor. They failed. Giotto, the son of a merchant and the son of a boatswain. Ridiculous? For their overestimation. Is it sad? Because of their ignorance. I have worked hard and struggled, but I have to stand back in front of the hideous and terrifying heart of human beings. No, they deserve all our respect and admiration. For their unchanging self in troubled times, and for their faith that will never fade in the darkness. For them, in such a sad world, they can still connect soul to soul - just like the last ray of light in the apocalypse - a warm and sweet friendship. "God bless each and every one of us, even if we are the ones who survive the point of a gun." There is no doubt that Isabella was a humble person who lived a noble life. On the surface, she seems careless and even a bit venomous, but she is a good girl. Are you willing to sacrifice everything and live in that quagmire all your life, just for that little bit of hope? I thought from the beginning that Isabella moved me more than Carmelina. Carmelina has a noble status, she has a smart head, she is kind and capable. She sits on the throne and hands out her olive branch to the withered hands struggling on the ground. But Isabella is different. She was one of those with withered hands, but she climbed out on her own strength, without needing anyone else's rope or wooden ladder. Try hard to light a lamp for yourself in the darkness. Then she met Carmelina, a person who was able and willing to help her find the sun. Isabella gave her all of herself, all of her. Doris is perhaps the most innocent one. She has a mother who loves her, and her whole world is her Master Sapphire and G. If Sapphire had never met Giotto, I have reason to believe that she would have died like every ordinary kind-hearted maid in nineteenth-century Italy. It's a pity that Sapphire will inevitably meet Giotto. I couldn't help but worry about this timid girl. Carmelina has enough strength and Isabella has a strong heart. Faced with the stormy changes that are about to happen to her master and the object of her admiration... What will happen to this timid and conservative little girl? Will she, after experiencing the struggle, for the love of her master, just like Isabella, stubbornly rush towards a fallen city burning with fire? Three people, three perspectives. The one in the upper position, the one who holds the sword, the one who takes the responsibility. All the audience needed for a revolution are here, just waiting for the show to open. History tells us that it was the Kingdom of Sardinia that finally unified Italy, without Giotto, without Simon, without Gabriel and without... Carmelina. History will always record only the final winner, but the names of the devout people who dedicated their lives to building this utopia have all been lost in the ocean of history. After so many revolutionary uprisings, the world only remembers one Garibaldi. Whether you understand it or not, whether you believe it or not. In that turbulent and chaotic era, there was a group of idiots who were obsessed with their beliefs and spent their entire lives trying to build a beautiful and noble city in the sky. - Just like Tom's Castle. ——For love and dreams.

Inexplicably, I feel that Sister Lanbao is the cutest...

For a moment, I thought I was dazzled!!! Mr. Lu, I'm so touched that you still remember me!!

Next time, when is it? When this article came up from my collection, I forgot when I collected it.

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Alas alas, my favorite first-generation family T T~~A really good article worthy of praise~~ Looking forward to the update~~

Updates are slow but worth the wait. This chapter... Seems to give a lot of information... No, I have to study it carefully.

I'm so touched~ What a fulfilling chapter^u^

It's been a long time since I updated... Wait, please tell me when the next update will be! =A= Camellia...

Uncle Green, I have wanted to ask since the first few chapters, did the prince swap the identities of Doris and Camelia in order to fulfill his oath, so that Doris is his daughter and Camelia is the girl taken away on the ship?