Prince Shilai Visquier, the third prince of the Visquier Empire and its most beautiful omega, is wrapped up as a gift by his stepmother for a distinguished guest: Gein Haili Lilantu, marshal of the Interstellar Alliance.
Then they get caught in bed...
Gein Haili: ???
Shilai: [expressionless.jpg]
This is a story where the bottom is responsible for being handsome, cool, killing bugs, and fighting bosses, while the top is responsible for being dumb, troublesome, cute, and getting played.
Gein Haili: Author, come out. We need to talk.
Author: Hmm? About what, your driver's license?
Gein Haili: ...Never mind. Just keep writing. :)
The author is the stepmother who packaged him as a gift. Why be so cruel? So you two can end up together, of course!
Also known as Every Marking Is a Carefully Planned Scheme
ABO setting, AO pairing, with additional worldbuilding
Pairing: Gein Haili x Shilai
A top with a reaction time that long and nothing going for him but his handsome face x a beautiful bottom, a high-and-mighty flower who has fallen to earth and looks at the top with utter disdain
Although the work "Silver Crystal Flower" revolves around the ever-changing Omega human rights issue in Interstellar ABO, its ending surprised me. Under normal circumstances, the ending of the novel will make the evil person die a good death, but the author makes Jialan, a character who caused other people's death because of his paranoia, a good one. A hateful person must be pitiful, and his bigotry is not something he is born with. If he had a complete family, the company of his parents, or a more caring grandfather, he would not have developed the inner demons of doubting his abilities and denying the existence of his gender. Furthermore, if this character is useless in terms of ability and has no bright spots in character, how can he build Mercury by himself and attract talents from all parties? I think the starting point of everything he did was right, to strive for more freedom and development prospects for Omega, but the method he used was extreme, which directly caused damage to himself, his companions, and the so-called "enemy". But I can't judge him as a complete bad guy because of these. He was wrong, but he also got the punishment he deserved, almost a lifetime in prison, and the little time left to reunite with the people who loved him after he was released from prison. In other words, he will spend the rest of his life in repentance and isolation from his loved ones. In my opinion, such a punishment may be worse than death. When I was watching the extra story, the author mentioned that many readers were dissatisfied with the explanation of the character Jialan, but I couldn't think of any ending that was more reasonable than this in my mind. Even if he is a villain, let's call him a bad guy, he is still qualified to be loved and loved, just like Barlow, and the Alpha whose name I don't remember who was cannon fodder early on. At least in their eyes, Jialan was not a heinous and evil person who deserved a good death. Furthermore, if you can use less pen and ink to write such a love-hate character, isn't it a good portrayal of the author's character? Thanks to Mrs. Wei Youyu for bringing me this work. Please forgive me for not writing my views on the main CP.
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A passerby here read all the comments left, especially the final words. If there are friends who come to fill in the article in the future, no matter what your attitude towards villains is, I hope you can experience the full article and read through everyone's thoughts (if you have time), and you will have different understandings (=??`)
The long speech downstairs finished what I wanted to say about Canaan. I really want to ask my wife's attitude towards this long speech (although my attitude was already stated in the last chapter)
Regardless of whether people are selfish or have great love, they must have a bottom line. This is the foundation of being a human being, and it is obvious that Canaan does not have this. After reading the first few chapters, some readers and authors expressed their love for Canaan. In terms of ability, Canaan cannot be denied, but in terms of practice, I personally disagree.
I really don't like Jialan, no matter what his reasons are
A mad scientist who really wants to change the gender issue arrests people for in vivo experiments. If that's all, I won't hate Galan. Controlling the Zerg to launch a war is beyond my bottom line. No matter what tragic experiences or beliefs such people have, they are not worthy of being liked. I hope readers can have a correct perspective.
Love this article! The overall content is very interesting! Except for the ending which is a bit weird.
To give a personal opinion, I think Jialan's amnesia is not a cleansing, because without memory, is Jialan still Jialan? Do we want to place the crime on a blank "Jialan"? So I have no comment on Jialan's sentencing. However, I feel that the ending of the other people in Mercury is very unreasonable. It is obvious that the other people in Mercury have been influenced by Jialan and have distorted views. They can lead the Zerg to the habitation planet at will, especially Chen, and even continue to conduct human experiments. It can be seen that Chen has little humanity left, but why are they not sentenced? He must be an accomplice after all, right? I don't understand why this is arranged this way.
The writing is very good, but because the author is a newcomer and there is no list, the score is not good enough. But this article is really great, not white, not stupid, and much better than many articles with good scores.
I like it, I also like this tenderness. Very appetizing! Hahaha
Although the work "Silver Crystal Flower" revolves around the ever-changing Omega human rights issue in Interstellar ABO, its ending surprised me. Under normal circumstances, the ending of the novel will make the evil person die a good death, but the author makes Jialan, a character who caused other people's death because of his paranoia, a good one. A hateful person must be pitiful, and his bigotry is not something he is born with. If he had a complete family, the company of his parents, or a more caring grandfather, he would not have developed the inner demons of doubting his abilities and denying the existence of his gender. Furthermore, if this character is useless in terms of ability and has no bright spots in character, how can he build Mercury by himself and attract talents from all parties? I think the starting point of everything he did was right, to strive for more freedom and development prospects for Omega, but the method he used was extreme, which directly caused damage to himself, his companions, and the so-called "enemy". But I can't judge him as a complete bad guy because of these. He was wrong, but he also got the punishment he deserved, almost a lifetime in prison, and the little time left to reunite with the people who loved him after he was released from prison. In other words, he will spend the rest of his life in repentance and isolation from his loved ones. In my opinion, such a punishment may be worse than death. When I was watching the extra story, the author mentioned that many readers were dissatisfied with the explanation of the character Jialan, but I couldn't think of any ending that was more reasonable than this in my mind. Even if he is a villain, let's call him a bad guy, he is still qualified to be loved and loved, just like Barlow, and the Alpha whose name I don't remember who was cannon fodder early on. At least in their eyes, Jialan was not a heinous and evil person who deserved a good death. Furthermore, if you can use less pen and ink to write such a love-hate character, isn't it a good portrayal of the author's character? Thanks to Mrs. Wei Youyu for bringing me this work. Please forgive me for not writing my views on the main CP.
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A passerby here read all the comments left, especially the final words. If there are friends who come to fill in the article in the future, no matter what your attitude towards villains is, I hope you can experience the full article and read through everyone's thoughts (if you have time), and you will have different understandings (=??`)
The long speech downstairs finished what I wanted to say about Canaan. I really want to ask my wife's attitude towards this long speech (although my attitude was already stated in the last chapter)
Regardless of whether people are selfish or have great love, they must have a bottom line. This is the foundation of being a human being, and it is obvious that Canaan does not have this. After reading the first few chapters, some readers and authors expressed their love for Canaan. In terms of ability, Canaan cannot be denied, but in terms of practice, I personally disagree.
I really don't like Jialan, no matter what his reasons are
A mad scientist who really wants to change the gender issue arrests people for in vivo experiments. If that's all, I won't hate Galan. Controlling the Zerg to launch a war is beyond my bottom line. No matter what tragic experiences or beliefs such people have, they are not worthy of being liked. I hope readers can have a correct perspective.
Love this article! The overall content is very interesting! Except for the ending which is a bit weird. To give a personal opinion, I think Jialan's amnesia is not a cleansing, because without memory, is Jialan still Jialan? Do we want to place the crime on a blank "Jialan"? So I have no comment on Jialan's sentencing. However, I feel that the ending of the other people in Mercury is very unreasonable. It is obvious that the other people in Mercury have been influenced by Jialan and have distorted views. They can lead the Zerg to the habitation planet at will, especially Chen, and even continue to conduct human experiments. It can be seen that Chen has little humanity left, but why are they not sentenced? He must be an accomplice after all, right? I don't understand why this is arranged this way.
The writing is very good, but because the author is a newcomer and there is no list, the score is not good enough. But this article is really great, not white, not stupid, and much better than many articles with good scores.
I like it, I also like this tenderness. Very appetizing! Hahaha