Spring Silkworm [The Twelve Kingdoms, Kingdom of Shun]

Can you please tell me why Qi Qi fell asleep? I don't understand it here?

Na na... Cangdie... Canghai Butterfly... I like it so much... Author's reply: It may be said that a butterfly cannot fly across the sea... I have always felt that the images of butterfly and sea are too opposite and out of place, and I feel an indescribable feeling of loneliness and powerlessness. So it was used as the name of this king.

Very good… ... The language is very easy You won't feel bored watching the beginning… It's true... I've read a lot of novels, and they're exciting at the end, but there are quite a few that make people sleepy at the beginning. By the way, I like it too~~``` Come on~~The author replied: ^ ^Thank you~ The beginning of this article came out naturally... And I continued on without much modification. Sometimes, the harder you try to find something, the less likely you are to find it... Embarrassing

In fact, every king has faced it at the beginning... The split between ideal and reality... ==I don't know Orz about Shang Long. If we talk about it from the perspective of ideality and reality, I have run away... It seems a bit far away... But it is still a very good article, lol. Author's reply: Shang Long actually destroyed a kingdom once, so he can avoid many detours... You see, no one else among the 12 kingdoms can have this experience, so he can become the second longest living king... Alas, my original intention was "when the king reaches about 50 years old, he will suddenly remember that he is almost dead as a human being, so he is unjust"... Well, he has almost run away anyway... Just get used to it... XD Yeah, thank you for your encouragement>////<

No one told her because everyone wanted the "king", not himself. To be precise, the promise that Qilin demands and the prosperous age that the people demand are all demands on the king, not on the person who becomes the king. Is there really a king who can always face his own Jiang Shang and say to himself that I am satisfied with this? ... In fact, it is caused by the disharmony between ego, id and superego... This disharmony will always exist, and the king who can control it to a minimum will succeed, and vice versa will fail. Fifty-year-old mountain? Then why did the dynasty collapse after just twenty years (if I remember the time correctly = =)... The author replied: The collapse of the Tushang dynasty was probably caused by the conflict between ideals and reality... I remember the meaning of the original work is that when the king reaches about 50 years, he will suddenly remember that he is almost dead as a human being, so he is unjust, and this seems to be the original intention of this article... But I have a habit of going off topic XD

Is she demanding on herself... I just feel that she has forgotten the fundamental starting point from the very beginning... She forgot "who I am" and only knew "I am the king". She gradually became confused and finally couldn't help herself. Yes... It is a kind of sadness to be brought from another world, and it is also a kind of sadness to be unable to forget the past and try our best to move forward, but only those who break away from this kind of sadness can become a king. In the final analysis, she lost to her own confusion, or in other words, weakness. I'm not saying that not remembering means being strong, but that it is good only when you know that this kind of memory is the force that must move forward. This is true for all unrighteous kings. What we can lose to is not the bureaucracy or the struggle, but ourselves. So you are the biggest mountain... But there aren't many that can always be seen clearly. It turns out that the demon flying there is the envoy... I originally thought it was from Wang Huacheng = =Author's reply: Yes, the reason for losing track is one's own deviation, loss and weakness... What you said is absolutely correct. Cangdie's sadness is that she didn't realize that "memories are the power that must move forward", and no one told her... Maybe those kings who lost their way on the mountain of "fifty years" are also like this... Thank you so much for reading and replying, lol.

Why is she so persistent? The author replies: Because she doesn't want to lose her purest "self"

Ah~The explanation is very profound~~The author's reply: =w=~Sure enough, this article is complete with an explanation... ... Sure enough, it is a narrative failure in some sense orz

Oh~ It seems I have to go to Setsuna's place to make up lessons~ I really like this story, and I really want to know how Shun is doing now~~ Author's reply: >w<... If I say that Setsuna has nothing to do with them, will I be beaten... Orz Well, as for the mirror, it will appear very late... But that will have to be very late at the ending... It will probably take a long time to write orz >_<~Thank you for always leaving messages... I'm really happy XD

Did this Khan~~Qilin commit suicide? ? Author's reply: No~ He simply died out of justice. The last scene was the order sharing the food... Cough In short, it wasn't suicide, it was death holding the mirror...