Tomorrow, Begin Again [Interstellar]

I like Aize very much, and then say a few words for Wilsis. Some readers may have forgotten the purpose of the existence of holy messengers after reading this. They exist for the balance of this world. Whether they were building the empire at the beginning or establishing the O Protection Association, their purpose was to balance. There is only one country in the world. They gave this country initial institutional norms and hoped that this country would maintain a balance. However, the balance was still broken. At first, Wilsis thought that Aize had broken the balance, so he decided to kill Aize. Later, he gradually realized that maybe it was the world that was wrong. It was the imbalance of the world that prompted the birth of Satan, rather than the birth of Satan to break the balance. Yes, Wilsis couldn't kill him because he fell in love with Aize, but at the same time he also poured hope into Aize. He died in order to make Aize change. Because only Aize can save this world. Even if there is an O monarch, he is not respected and has a weak character. With his ability, he cannot save this rotten society. Only Aize can. Aize is strong and smart. As long as Aize is willing to change for Versis, then Aize can build a balanced country on top of the ruins in his lifetime. And this balanced country is the original purpose of the Holy Messenger and the meaning of the Holy Messenger's existence. It is said to be balance, but in fact it means "everyone is equal", just like we now want true "equality between men and women." Wilsis never deviated from the Holy Envoy's original intention for love, because killing Aize could not get the balance that the Holy Envoy wanted. As for the civilians, that was the mercy of Vilsis. On the contrary, I felt that the small banquet gave the Holy Envoy too much humanity. What a holy messenger born for balance should do is to use all means to achieve balance, even if it means his own life. And Wilsis' compassion caused some readers to misunderstand too much, thinking that the Holy Envoy should protect the lives of the majority of people, even if he kills the person he loves most for the lives of the majority of people. But what happens after killing him? Even if Wilsis can kill Aize, what next? The world is still in balance, still morally corrupt, and still socially rotten. Wilsis saved the person he loved most, and also saved the world that was currently overturned and about to collapse, at the cost of his own life. Wilsis never only sacrificed his life for Aize. The reason why he did not choose to live with Aize was because he also sacrificed his life for the world. Wilsis has been torturing himself. As a holy envoy, he cannot become a king or a general, and cannot directly dictate to the country, so he needs Aize, and needs Aize who can change for him. Regardless of life or death, he has done what he should do as a holy envoy, and he is not that selfish.

This is an unsolvable problem. We have always seen Ai Ze killing everyone, but we have always ignored that he actually has no way out. As an unyielding o, Aize cannot survive in the empire. Even if he retreats again and again, this country cannot tolerate him unless he keeps his peace like his mother. Of course, this does not mean that he represents justice. In fact, he has no such intention. He chose to return the despair that this country gave him to the world. Everyone demands fairness, but who has given him justice when he is powerless? How can the Satanic Admiral, who was born out of despair, give hope to the world? The reason why Wilsis could not kill him was because he had given him despair. Aize would eventually die, but it was neither he nor the empire who should judge him. Originally, Aize had no way to survive because he had become an enemy of the world. He might destroy the empire, but someone would also end him, and people would build a better country on the ruins. It's just that such a story won't be too satisfactory and is full of regrets.

I have to say, this is one of those rare articles that has excellent writing, natural descriptions, and a happy ending. I didn't feel happy at all after reading it. The reason was finally stated by the author himself. There was a loophole in the plot setting. Xiao Shou did not pay the price for his crime. This loophole was so big that it was impossible to escape the conscience of a normal person and turn a blind eye. Xiao Shou's experience was certainly pitiful, but after he completely turned into a black man, he hated, hated and despised everyone, and slaughtered innocent people wantonly, including omegas who were just as insulted and damaged as him and were struggling to fight. This kind of psychotic behavior deserves to be punished better than the people who were bullied and trampled in the first place, right? This kind of behavior exceeds the bottom line of most readers, which is why so many readers feel uncomfortable and cannot help but speak out. Of course, the author finally set up a comeback tomorrow, covering the old time and space with a new time and space. As a result, the crimes committed by Xiao Shou disappeared, and those who died innocently were still alive. This level was barely passed. However, this final twist was really reluctant, and it seemed that it could not offset the hurt in the hearts of the previous readers. Well, I will bandage my fragile glass heart myself. However, after thinking about it carefully, I finally understood what made this article stick in my throat--it was the abandonment among the Holy Envoys. The plot of Lord Holy Envoy's struggle in the front, trying to influence Xiao Shou, etc. Are well written, and his desire to kill Xiao Shou later is quite reasonable. However, since he couldn't bear to rescue Xiao Shou at the last moment and then helplessly watched Xiao Shou kill people while willingly letting Xiao Shou be abused again and again, this article really couldn't be pulled back. In the article, the Holy Messenger repeatedly blamed himself. He betrayed the Holy Messenger's faith and mission, and betrayed the reverence of believers, so he was willing to die. However, in the eyes of an ordinary person like me, no, no, no, what he betrayed was not his mission and belief as a Holy Messenger, but the bottom line of a "person", for the so-called "love". From the time when the Holy Envoy despaired of Xiao Shou and no longer wanted to change Xiao Shou, but stopped doing anything because of love, he just sat back and waited for Xiao Shou to kill and conquer the empire until he was forced to die. The Holy Envoy's choice was too weak and selfish to be disappointing. His "love" transcends the lives of millions of people and transcends all moral consciences. And this article has essentially become one of countless articles about love first. I think the author's own three views are correct, and he does not put love first. However, he still has to write about Xiao Gong's deep feelings and no regrets. It is indeed difficult to write an article. If the author arranged for Xiao Gong to destroy Xiao Shou, he would probably be scolded to death by some readers. In this way, there are still many people who scold Xiao Gong for being a scumbag and blame Xiao Gong for betraying Xiao Shou. It's hard to reconcile everyone's opinions. At the end of the writing, maybe even the author himself is unable to do it and doesn't know how to arrange it. However, if the arrangement is such that Xiao Gong can't change Xiao Shou, and Xiao Shou becomes darker after discovering his betrayal, Xiao Gong once again decides to die with Xiao Shou, instead of giving up weakly, resigning himself to fate, and waiting for Xiao Shou to destroy everything, including himself, maybe he will feel much better.

How should I put it... Originally, the empire's oppression of OMEGA was one extreme, and the resistance caused by Aize was another extreme. The empire's oppression is certainly hateful, but Aize's killings are also terrifying. From this, both extremes lead to destruction, but the ending is intercepted from the two extremes in exchange for new life. This ending is not bad, but I personally want to see Azer destroy the empire Orz. Of course, the ending will be very bad.

Ai cannot be marked or violated

I cried when I saw it and then I found out that it was written by my gay friend from 10 years ago OvO. Are you okay [hugs]

He is about to succeed, why, why, why start over, a life that has been fooled, Aize that has been obliterated, and that has been deceived and played with

He is about to succeed, why, why, why start over, a life that has been fooled, Aize that has been obliterated, and that has been deceived and played with

It's so good!!!!!! I read it all night long (????????????????), Both the characters and the emotional lines of Aize and Wilsis are described superbly!!! Why did I discover this book after so many years? I still want to read the 300-chapter extra chapter but it seems that I came too late. I can't write a long review and can only express my love to Mrs. Liao like crazy!!!

Seeing this ending is just... Like a lump in your throat... Can't you just have fun and enjoy it for a while!