Dead Like Me

To be honest, I have thought about whether the real purpose of Handbag Wood is not to reveal the ironic fact through Aaron's good deeds, that is, killing each other among human beings is much more efficient than gods destroying people? However, look at the sensational blood that LC is spewing everywhere, LC is still a goddess and her little tame, brother, and three friends risked countless lives to play the story of love, hate and hatred... I think back then there was "My dad is xx", Aaron, come directly to "My sister is the goddess Athena" Showing weakness to one's own family, one second is enough to clear one's name, and the persona of the Holy Mother is transformed again. Anyway, no matter how many scapegoats there are, there are five types of black people in the underworld to take the blame. People in the Sanctuary are also very "brainy". Going after Athena's brother? Joke. What a hilarious development.

And, seeing the interaction between the twin gods again ~ ah, it feels so gentle and beautiful. This is what eternal life and happiness refer to.

Is the prophet so brave to be able to look death in the face so calmly? In other words, because I have seen it so many times, it is no surprise. After all, prophets are existences that connect reality and the underworld to some extent.

I watched it again, and still felt a bit disappointed at the ending... But I really liked the narrative at the end, which gave me a feeling of being caught between the past and reality.

I want to stuff them into the bodies of innocent people who died because of them, let them experience the feeling of death and illness, let them be painfully entangled by the resentment of the undead and the loss of relatives and friends, and bear the curse of the dead and lost. See if they will ignore it all so naturally, feel that they have saved the earth and mankind, defeated evil, and then can live happily.

I had a dream last night about that white bone church. Thanatos was preaching under the dome while holding a thick black book. The silver hair, eyes and black clothes perfectly match this sacred place made of bones. And there are hymns. It is low and ethereal, with a solemn and gentle rhythm. It's exactly as described by Da Da, as if he were slowly climbing up the stairs in white clothes. The perspective in the dream was so far away that Tani appeared so tall, and his expression had the majesty and solemnity of the Lord of Heaven. Countless pale human bones looked at him with their empty eye sockets as if they were alive, instead of looking at the beautiful painted Virgin and Child behind him, whose expression seemed to be mocking the living. Even the niches wrapped with beautiful flower vines and inhabited by angels looked like strange-looking undead. But real death is God-like.

Although the God of Sleep is very gentle, for some reason I feel that the chubby bird matches the childish Tani better. Of course, hopefully he won't kill it.

Agree with the author's point of view I've never had a good impression of Aaron, he's just an ordinary boy with a middle school disease, and he still wants to save the world. Arrogant and overestimated. While massacring the humans on the earth, he is also deciding the fate of his loyal Pluto army. All I know is hiding and crying. What does he mean by saying that his heart is filled with sadness? Who in the jihad does not move forward carrying sorrow? In the end, saying it's all Hades' fault means nothing? As "Aaron", he has always killed a lot of people. Do you really think he is pure? Pandora even said: "You are the most evil existence in the world." Not everything can be laughed off, saying that you will never love Aaron

The author Sang's point of view is really interesting, and it can be said that he thinks deeply about it. However, writing styles like this are really rare. I have found many fans who are somewhat similar to the complaining style. . . . . .

I finally finished reading the whole book. This book is very realistic. I don't like Aaron either. At the end of the holy war, I watched Tong Hu and Shi Ang forgive Aaron without any care at the end. I was shocked at that time. Damn it, he killed so many people. After so many Saints killed his master in front of Shion, how could they forgive Aaron?! Want to vomit blood.