The Demon King

Well, how can I put it, this article is really well written, but I always felt like I had a lump in my throat when I read it. Cesare and Michelanto may have forgotten the vows Cesare made at that time, but I always remember it. I remember Cesare said that he only had Michelanto by his side. Michelanto said to him: When he gets married, he will have descendants, and gradually there will be other people who value him. Cesare replied that he would not, and that he would always only love Michelanto. But in the end, Cesare really had another true love. He was so tender to Charlotte, and he regarded his daughter Louise as a treasure. He had long forgotten what he said in the first place. The final outcome was that Charlotte left with the child, and César gave up everything and went away with Michelanto. It seemed that the problem was solved, but in fact it was not the case. Cesare never regretted it, he just looked back. Cesare still really loved his daughter. No matter what, his original vow to only love Michelanto was forever broken. I really can't accept it. I'm not a sentimental person, but I feel really uncomfortable when I break my oath and take it for granted. Michelanto was so sad from the beginning to the end, and Cesare has never explained or repented for it. From the beginning to the end of this article, Michelanto has been accommodating Cesare, and Cesare has been letting him down. In the end, Cesare chose to turn back, and Michelanto took him away like a woman waiting for her prodigal son to return. Really, it's a bit disgusting. In my opinion, Michelanto's love is too humble. I can't get over it. Michelanto chooses to embrace Cesare unconditionally, but I can't accept this relationship. It's too uncomfortable.

Maomao, your postscript is so well written! History is a door covered in dust. No one knows the truth behind the door. But if you like it, you can write a story for them (??ω??)?? I can't help but copy this postscript. Even if I have to hand in my homework tomorrow, I want to copy it first! Do you feel my love? Hahaha. You said that there are not many people who fall into the pit. I said, then I am so lucky to fall into the pit. Hahaha.

It was only in 2022 that I opened my long-lost favorites and read this article. I couldn't help but read it all in one night. It was so well written that I look forward to reading the author's works in the future. What a pity. I went to the author column and saw that the latest article was written 15 years ago. The most impressive thing about the whole article is the family's mission constraints (I'm sorry I forgot). It's even creepy that Cesare has no sense of resistance. Mao Jin described Micheletto's emotions, words and movements very well. I was completely involved in it from the first perspective. It was the first time that I could understand the thoughts and emotions of a character in this way. The writing power is really powerful. Several times, I expected that César would give up on the so-called family mission midway, but it was César who made such a choice. This ending is the most suitable. The purple potion is also a stroke of genius. Good works have great staying power. I hope I can create such works one day.

How to put it this way, I knew about Cesare about four years ago, but I didn't like him very much at first. It was probably because I was a little girly at the time. I always felt that such a cold, evil and cruel person was very unpleasant [forgive me]. He was very ambitious and most importantly, he was not a winner in life. Little girls always worship heroes, so Cesare was slightly crossed out from my list of preferences. . But now after watching the Demon King, I suddenly thought about it carefully, just like Mao Jin said, "Because there are very few people in this world who know that it is hell but still rush forward, know that their dreams have been shattered and still flutter like moths into the fire." That kind of desperate courage suddenly impressed me. It's really great to come across Mao Jin's articles by chance. Because this is the kind of writing I have been looking for and looking forward to. Whether it is Brandenburg Dance or Royal Pirates, I really like Mao Jin's writing! It's a pity that I only saw these great articles now [but it's great to have them all finished, haha]. Really like it very much! Looking forward to new articles from Maojin. But you must have not been in the column for a long time. . I also hope to be able to customize the book, no matter which one it is, I really want to put it away! The characters of each character are also very fleshed out, like Seventeen Fermin, Adrian Andy and of course Cesare Micheletto, they are all my favorite type, unlike most authors nowadays who create a lot of inexplicable cuteness and so on just to attract readers. Mao Jin, I like you very much~! ! Flutter. I don't know if you are still writing articles now, but if so, I look forward to it! !

Micheletto! ! ! If you dare to pick up César's sword and go to the predetermined ending on Baidu Encyclopedia on his behalf, I will sneeze at you! ! !

There is too little explanation about these three bets - I want to know more!

[After Cesare's death, Micheletto seemed to be tired of living, and soon gave up his life easily. ] Damn this sentence makes me think that Cesare did not survive and Micheletto died in love = =

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