(Crossover) I Am a Melancholy Soul in This World

Cover your face_(:з∠)_Because of that snort, I became obsessed with Hou Yi.

It's so exciting, isn't it? ! ! Fuck Jiutian Xuannv~ It's so disgusting~~

There's a side story! Extras waiting for you on 9.29, 2020

Re-reading this article still makes me feel excited. As a Chinese, for the sake of China and the human race, I am willing to risk my life and not be afraid of difficulties. I admire the solidity of my heart and the strength of my thoughts. It's a pity that Da Da didn't write any more articles... The promised extras are no longer available. It's a pity that I came six years late and couldn't urge the update...

We didn't have a knife in the beginning. Why is God's will like a knife all day long_(:з∠)_

I saw the title on the list a few years ago, but I never clicked in to read it because there was no CP. Now that I have read the whole article, I feel very amazed. Amazing not only because of the good writing and plot of this novel, but also because the portrayal of Zhang Yan—sometimes not beautiful or even ugly sometimes—is very successful, which makes me abandon the requirement for the heroine of the novel to be beautiful. As long as I think of the image of Zhang Yan and the humanity she pursues, I feel extremely amazing! At first, Zhang Yan's faith was for herself, then it became for the Han people, and finally for the entire human race (perhaps because of her feelings for the Han people, she became a Han person every time she traveled through time, and she finally stood on the side of the human race). Zhang Yan went through this transformation process, which amazed me. In Chang'e's life, her belief is for herself, and everything is for herself. In the following lives, her faith became the Han nationality. When Zhang Yan traveled through time before, she had no memory of the world she had traveled through, so her personality was indifferent and she only cared about her own good or bad. As she practiced successfully in one life, she recovered some of her memories in the next life. She figured out how to retain memories during time travel. Perhaps because of this trick, she needed to go out to practice and keep making progress to defeat the martial arts, and then she slowly embarked on the road of saving the world. But is this true? Not entirely, and not primarily. The novel progresses to Lu Xiaofeng's first life, when she only has modern memories. The novel clearly states that the pursuit of martial arts does not necessarily mean saving the world and saving the people. On the contrary, competing with others in martial arts may be more effective in discarding the influence of external objects, focusing on practicing martial arts, and even reaching the top as soon as possible. However, Zhang Yan did not do this. She said that her sword was not for fighting, but only for killing people, but in fact, her sword was only used to protect the country, defend the territory, and drive away wolf aliens. She has experienced too much at the border. When she was four years old, she killed the alien who tried to eat her, and maybe even ate her. At the age of eight, she was sold to a brothel and was spotted by a pervert from a foreign race. For dignity and survival, she destroyed herself with her own hands. Seventy-seven forty-nine cuts were made on her face and body... The flames of war ignited by the aliens burned her to the point where she was neither a human nor a ghost. Only the word "suffering" was deeply ingrained in her heart. Is it because she has experienced and hated it that she fought without hesitation and led the Han compatriots to defend the border and protect the land? Don't be afraid of life and death, don't remember the love of your children. Her years were spent fighting against foreigners, and her blood was eventually spilled under the city. Yitian's first life, like the first, had no memory of the previous time travel, but she still embarked on the road of revenge because of family hatred. She didn't know when, whether it was this life or as early as the previous life, she understood that countless family hatreds were precisely because of national hatred. When the nest is overturned, how can there be any eggs? If a country cannot become a country, why should a family be a home? If we want to prevent more family hatred from happening, countless people must fight for their families, for their country, and for all the people in the world. Even if they are broken into pieces or wrapped in horse leather, as long as they can protect their compatriots and protect their country, it doesn't matter if they die? Because Zhang Yan and they all know that as long as this belief remains, thousands of people will rush forward and build a protective wall for their compatriots with their flesh and bones. Outside the wall, swords and guns are buzzing, just to protect the people inside the wall, and the birds are chirping and the flowers are fragrant. Zhang Yan is just one of these countless people, but she is also the most steadfast pioneer or defender of the faith. People who don't realize that Zhang Yan has righteousness may say that she had no memory of the previous world at that time and did not know the importance of spiritual practice, so she went to war without fear of being distracted. She did not fight for righteousness, but only for personal grudges and revenge. Is this really the case? ... I'm having a hard time typing on my mobile phone, so I'll try again on the computer at night~

I don't understand (#-.-), What is this article about?

Dear, because Ri is the last monster to stay in the human world, so the heroine shot her? . ? ? ? I don't understand why I want to shoot the sun! ! ! ! ! ! Find the solution! ! ! ! !

I really don't understand the ending. What does that blood day represent? Is it the decline of the human race in this world? In fact, if they are human beings, the Manchus are also human beings. Is the heroine's position on the human race or the Han race? ╮(╯_╰)╭

After seeing the ending, I suddenly realized that the heroine's choice was very similar to that of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva If hell is not empty, I will never become a Buddha.