[Di Wei] The Price of a Hero

In fact, it's not a be. The two of them have shared joys and sorrows all their lives... But why does Shark Fin want to cry when he is lying there about to sleep [holding his chin]

There is actually a side story. I almost didn't watch it. I thought you would write about what happened next, about whether Didi found the shark fin. It turned out to be about the previous one. 555555 Although it's not a sad ending, I just can't bear to see Lao Di leave. How wonderful it would be if Didi was also a mechanical Dee. 55555558

Am I the only one thinking about the connection between the ulterior lottery and Shatuo? There will be paintings, maces, knives in that box and what else? After thinking about it, no matter what, it should be a memory that carries the time shared by the two of them. Extra A, there will also be B, C, D... Okay, I won't say it anymore, it's up to the author to do whatever he wants.

I actually saw that there is a new sequel, which is great!! The robot Temple King is really a cute robot that makes people fall in love with it. Throughout the story, the more you watch it, the more you become more and more fascinated and immersed in the love between these two people. But... In the end, separation was still inevitable due to birth, old age, illness and death, until "Xiao Jinzi, go to sleep"... A sore nose arose spontaneously. I wish there was any way to keep the two of them together forever, even if they weren't human beings.

In the days after reading it, I kept asking myself, is there really reincarnation? Only later did I realize that the words "Xiao Jinzi, go to sleep" may not really be that sad. The time spent with DEE is full of happy memories. I think what made Yuchi sleep peacefully without any regrets was what DEE said, "I have always been very happy." In fact, if you fall in love, you will definitely break up in the end. To put it more freely, "I only care about what I once had." Even if there is an afterlife, what can be worth the indelible memories in this life? "Xiao Jinzi, go to sleep", now it seems that it is also very sweet. With full love and happy memories of DEE, there is no more trouble in the world, only peace. DEE is afraid that Yuchi will remember it forever, but for Yuchi, remembering is happiness.

I really want to know what Shark Fin said in Di's ear when he was dying.

I made up for this article by Sofa Emperor. After reading it, my eyes became wet. I really couldn't bear to see DEE die. It seemed like they would be together forever. I really loved Di Wei so much.

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The idea of ​​​​robots is unique, but without good writing, no matter how wonderful the idea is, it is just a castle in the air. After reading the entire article, I felt empty in my heart. Will the person sleeping in the Ghost Valley be waiting for the person he is waiting for? Don't know, including himself. He is a very demanding person. If there is no afterlife, or if there is an afterlife and you don't remember it, which means you are no longer the same person, I won't wake up. Because, then you are no longer you. ——"If you don't remember, or there is no afterlife at all, then don't let anyone disturb us." Did Di ever regret letting that person have feelings? There must be, otherwise he would not ask Yuchi to "never mention me to anyone again" and asked softly in his heart, can you forget me? He even went so far as to beg in front of the Queen. He hoped that Yuchi would forget him when he was not sure about the afterlife. And Yuchi told him very clearly not to "don't ask me to promise something I can't do." And this regret must have been thought of when Di was ill. He asked bluntly, what will you do if I die? At that time, he was worried, or afraid, "He knew that Yuchi would remember all this, but what worried him most was that Yuchi would always remember all this." If the other person was an ordinary person, then all the pain and sorrow would disappear when death came. But for an immortal person, there will be no relief and he will always live in the sorrow of "there are bandits and gentlemen, they will never die". Ah Wu's heart was buried with the pheasant slave, and Yuchi's heart stopped beating. They either moved on, but they all seemed so lonely. Therefore, the tragedy is not total annihilation, but that one has left forever and the other is alone and cannot be forgotten. I don't remember the sentence I saw there, "You are gone, and we will never see you again." It's very sad to think of this sentence after reading the book. "Now that I see a gentleman, Yunhu is not happy." Di Renjie was like this, and so was Yuchi. They know each other and cherish each other, and go through a period of life together. So Yuchi has no regrets. He is just waiting. I like the empress here very much. Regarding the so-called whitewashing, I can only say, how do you know that what the author guessed is not the truth back then? How could a woman who had the courage to proclaim herself emperor and erect a monument with no words fail to predict what a man would do to her when he was in power? The description of Li Dan is also very interesting. The person who was obscured by his son's brilliance until he was colorless and black and white has his own appearance and "wisdom". Thank you to the author for your good article and bringing us such a good article.

Author GN~Happy New Year~Thank you for your wonderful article~ Wish you all the best in the new year!