The Great Shaman

Really, losing your soul is the best ending. There is no need to forcefully hang yourself from the fox tree. Do foxes really have the ability to love and care for people? Responsibility and trust, these are the qualities that make up love and support two people moving forward. I have never seen it in him. The fox's love is the kind of childlike impulse, and the right person to complement him should be a mature and tolerant person. But Canaan is obviously not a mature person. Canaan is in need of love. What he actually needs is love like water from his father and mother, but the fox will only burn him. If two people meet smoothly enough, they will have time to get along slowly, but when they meet they will be surrounded by conspiracies and past debts. This only leaves hurt. The more reluctant you are to let go, the tighter the hug, the more painful it becomes. Can the fox really move on with love and a tired and painful soul? Still feeling the same guilt as I did with the little deer. When they get along, do they rely on sincerity or memories and compensation for past pain? So for Canaan, is there hope for a fresh start? What Canaan needs most is new life rather than the suffering of the past. Leaving the fox, even if there is no afterlife, is the best ending. In my opinion, continuing a relationship is the most terrible and sad BE.

I read this article a long time ago, and I particularly like the story of the Great Wild God. I like the god who gives up love and the tragedy of not being able to love. A lover of BE aesthetics, I am here to revisit it after many years. Now the Internet articles spreading sugar all over the floor are no longer suitable for me...

I have read several of Da Da's earlier articles, and this one is the only one that aroused my passionate urge to complain. The story of Deep Palace, which was always criticized, made me accept it well (I didn't even like the far-fetched extra story). After thinking about it, I guess it's because of the sloppy way of attacking "even if you're mad at me, if I don't like you, I just don't like you" in that article. On the other hand, the white fox in this article first did something hurtful based on his own sincerity, and then used self-deception to atone for his sin by forcefully changing his heart out of guilt. His unrepentant conscience persuaded him to make amends with the victim, so he went ahead and did it, but he had to do it reluctantly because it was against his will. Although he was obviously reluctant, he felt that he had done his best. He is the kid who loudly reveals that the emperor is walking down the street without any clothes, and he is the grown-up who tells lies to cover up the unseemly truth. He offered merciful salvation to the man who had been lacking love all his life - and for this he paid a great sacrifice. He held his nose and lied to the point where he believed it. Was it to make himself look more sincere, or to make himself feel better inside? Such a person, even if he is reincarnated as a ball of slime in the next life, he is afraid that he will be disliked and sticky. Of course it's fine if you don't mind it. Although I dislike this character very much, this article can be regarded as another answer to the question "What is it like to try everything but still not find true love" after the story of Deep Palace...

I really just want to ask, why is Fuxi! Punish? Is that punishment? And why do so many people love him no matter how willful he is? How many people are born out of love that they will never get in their lifetime?

Read it all in one go. I started reading because, like Canaan, I have always been a transparent person, to be honest. In the past 23 years, I have had few true friends, no outstanding achievements, never been in love, and have never liked any boys. It was only half a year after I graduated from high school, and my classmates no longer recognized my voice : D. Haha, it doesn't matter. When the epidemic is over, I'm going to eat delicious food : P.

I originally wanted to leave a long comment about my views on each character in the book, but as I typed it, I felt that it was too much work to type out. Briefly speaking, this story seems to be the summary of the author. It is a story about a group of people who wasted their time in pursuit of something they could not get. In the end, some people wanted to do it, and some people did not want to do it. The ending of the story is an ending that I thought might make things easier in the future, but an ending that I didn't think about may lead to suffering in the future. Great article, cruel, but I keep thinking, where is the cruelty? Is the scumbag attack too scumbag, or the little shou is too mean? After thinking about it, none of the characters in the article, whether they are Ashuang, Salo, or Lu Ming, are scum and make people hate them so much that their teeth hurt. Then why do I feel so uncomfortable and unwilling to give in? After much deliberation, I finally came up with some ideas. It was probably the kind of ending where the protagonist gave up and compromised, which made me feel helpless. From the white flower to the darkening, and then just the opposite sentence "I choose you this time" brought everything back to the starting point. He neither has a path to darkness, nor has he reached enlightenment and understood the world of mortals.

After reading it so many times, in the end I felt that what the fox was after was just to weaken his guilt. He knew that Chi Lian died because of him, so he decided to protect Lu Ming for the rest of his life, to love and protect him. Then after getting in touch with Canaan, and slowly getting to know Canaan through the relationship, she just felt that Canaan was very pitiful, a lonely child who needed company. He always faces Canaan with the mentality of a superior giving alms to poor people... In fact, I think it's more like a father's dislike of his stupid son and... Arrogance? Later, Canaan had his heart dug out, stabbed in the back, and later died. He knew that the damage done to Canaan was not a ton of damage, and he felt very guilty. I can't say that there is no element of love in it, but after reading it, I feel that his love is not so pure. Later, he decided that he would stay with Canaan for the rest of his life and love Canaan just as he did Chi Lian back then. In fact, it is nothing more than self-satisfaction, a choice made to alleviate one's own guilt. To put it bluntly, the fox actually loves no one in his heart, but he loves everyone (emmmm, this is a bit hard to say). This is how I felt after reading it, just a personal opinion. Finally, I have to praise Dada. Dada's writing is very delicate and emotionally written (I don't know how to say it anyway, it's good! Wonderful!) The emotions in it always make my heart tremble. I know I will be so bloody that I cry, but I still come back over and over again to read it a few times_(:з∠)_Fortunately, Dada's current articles are not as terrible as before. I hope Dada can be better (praise you!) And the new articles will also have a lot of support... Well, that's probably it...

Canaan is really miserable. It would be even more frustrating to have to be entangled with Hu Jiu in the future, even with the memories of the past life together. Is it so difficult to arrange to meet someone who loves him wholeheartedly? . . . .

This is really a book I like very much

After reading it, I don't know what to say, but I still want to say that I was completely deceived by the copywriting, which was clearly very cheerful. Why…