Here is the latest version after the third overhaul. June 2015.
Reader comments
Thank you for your mercy in allowing him to end this story without regrets. As you said, the ending of the story is not an ordinary tragicomedy, but I felt quiet, peaceful and peaceful. This is a story that is both relieving and unforgettable. It is an honor for me to see this work! Thank you again for your hard work in bringing this to me.
I cried all afternoon after reading it...
In order to avoid reading the tragic ending, I refused to read the original book and chose to read the spin-off. I naively believe that in that parallel time and space that may exist, no one will be destined for destruction (physically, of course, but also mentally (I'm just saying you're annoying))
Perhaps it was destiny that I saw this book "The Innocence". When I first opened it, I accepted it with joy. After all, everything seemed to be heading towards the best ending based on most of the facts (the dragon is not dead, it is dead, it is not dead...). I was almost overjoyed to see the trust between Shizuo and Fengniu restored (probably), to have a heart-to-heart relationship with the dead and dead (from the back, it still hasn't happened), and to march all the way westward, singing triumphantly all the way. Until I came to Fengshan and here, the story always went as I thought. It was a heroic narrative. Until here, when Fengshan was stormed, the heavy casualties caused me to look away from the hero, and I "saw" things that I had always ignored (so when I mentioned the heroic narrative above, it was actually just my own focus. This article is not like that at all. If there is any offense, I sincerely apologize here). Next, I saw the fragility of Shi Zuo (perhaps the only one after the Battle of Nantianmen), and I began to feel unknown. This feeling started to sound the alarm strongly after the first foreshadowing appeared, and I felt the ending almost immediately. At the same time, I had a strong urge to move my eyes away and turn off my phone. I held back, out of a weird curiosity, I wanted to know why, I wanted to know how it was done. Until that scene (forgive me for using this word, until I type these words, this episode is still replaying in my mind, the gunfire, the sound of water...), I felt a kind of overwhelming sadness. I forced myself to read it, but it felt like I was trapped in a blank world.
I finally understand and understand, the extinction of a pure idealist, a doomed tragedy starting from the beginning. I cried and was ashamed of my initial joy. I didn't see the tears under Master Zuo's mask, and I didn't feel his long-term loneliness and self-destruction. I cried, not only for him, but also for myself.
I buried my head in the soil, refused to see or listen, and naively pursued the so-called Happy Ending, guarding my own utopia. Is this really right? (In fact, no matter what is right or wrong in the world, the only thing is whether it is suitable or not)
I want to thank you, Cang Da Da. Thank you for your works that not only allow me to truly feel the pulse of the Master, rather than a shell; but also thank you for making me determined to step out of utopia and muster up the courage to face reality.
It's a pity that I couldn't read your whole article and locked part of it.
It's great. I was shocked when I saw this place. I seemed to have everything but I couldn't say anything.
The second edition also locked the big guys! Cry
The second version is also locked! Cry
The big master seat is made of real cowhide, I really like it
What is the master thinking in his heart... No one can actually reach out to hold him. This strange combination of circumstances can be regarded as the appearance of a Bodhisattva, and he has won his heart, so peaceful, gentle, but cruel...
It's so good, I will definitely read it a second time.
Is the master seat really gone? Wait for an update.
This is the last stop. If you want to open a customized book one day, you will definitely buy it.
Thank you for your mercy in allowing him to end this story without regrets. As you said, the ending of the story is not an ordinary tragicomedy, but I felt quiet, peaceful and peaceful. This is a story that is both relieving and unforgettable. It is an honor for me to see this work! Thank you again for your hard work in bringing this to me.
I cried all afternoon after reading it... In order to avoid reading the tragic ending, I refused to read the original book and chose to read the spin-off. I naively believe that in that parallel time and space that may exist, no one will be destined for destruction (physically, of course, but also mentally (I'm just saying you're annoying)) Perhaps it was destiny that I saw this book "The Innocence". When I first opened it, I accepted it with joy. After all, everything seemed to be heading towards the best ending based on most of the facts (the dragon is not dead, it is dead, it is not dead...). I was almost overjoyed to see the trust between Shizuo and Fengniu restored (probably), to have a heart-to-heart relationship with the dead and dead (from the back, it still hasn't happened), and to march all the way westward, singing triumphantly all the way. Until I came to Fengshan and here, the story always went as I thought. It was a heroic narrative. Until here, when Fengshan was stormed, the heavy casualties caused me to look away from the hero, and I "saw" things that I had always ignored (so when I mentioned the heroic narrative above, it was actually just my own focus. This article is not like that at all. If there is any offense, I sincerely apologize here). Next, I saw the fragility of Shi Zuo (perhaps the only one after the Battle of Nantianmen), and I began to feel unknown. This feeling started to sound the alarm strongly after the first foreshadowing appeared, and I felt the ending almost immediately. At the same time, I had a strong urge to move my eyes away and turn off my phone. I held back, out of a weird curiosity, I wanted to know why, I wanted to know how it was done. Until that scene (forgive me for using this word, until I type these words, this episode is still replaying in my mind, the gunfire, the sound of water...), I felt a kind of overwhelming sadness. I forced myself to read it, but it felt like I was trapped in a blank world. I finally understand and understand, the extinction of a pure idealist, a doomed tragedy starting from the beginning. I cried and was ashamed of my initial joy. I didn't see the tears under Master Zuo's mask, and I didn't feel his long-term loneliness and self-destruction. I cried, not only for him, but also for myself. I buried my head in the soil, refused to see or listen, and naively pursued the so-called Happy Ending, guarding my own utopia. Is this really right? (In fact, no matter what is right or wrong in the world, the only thing is whether it is suitable or not) I want to thank you, Cang Da Da. Thank you for your works that not only allow me to truly feel the pulse of the Master, rather than a shell; but also thank you for making me determined to step out of utopia and muster up the courage to face reality. It's a pity that I couldn't read your whole article and locked part of it.
It's great. I was shocked when I saw this place. I seemed to have everything but I couldn't say anything.
The second edition also locked the big guys! Cry
The second version is also locked! Cry
The big master seat is made of real cowhide, I really like it
What is the master thinking in his heart... No one can actually reach out to hold him. This strange combination of circumstances can be regarded as the appearance of a Bodhisattva, and he has won his heart, so peaceful, gentle, but cruel...
It's so good, I will definitely read it a second time.
Is the master seat really gone? Wait for an update.
This is the last stop. If you want to open a customized book one day, you will definitely buy it.
I will keep waiting for the author to update