As an author born in the 1980s, I've always firmly believed that Toki from Fist of the North Star had a uniquely refined style. He was nothing like his brothers, who thought with their muscles. But living in a chaotic era, he had no one who could understand him, and he eventually died of radiation sickness;
When Yuria was adopted by Nanyo, the Star of Benevolence, Nanyo did not teach her the Nanto Sunlight Fist because of its devastating power, allowing her to inherit only the Star of Benevolence. As a result, Yuria became a peerlessly beautiful but frail woman, passed from man to man throughout the story, and ultimately died of rabies;
The only sensible person on the Nanto side was Shu, a man of outstanding virtue and ability. Yet he was crushed to death beneath the golden roof of the Holy Emperor's Cross Mausoleum, sacrificing himself so the children would not be abused by Souther, the Holy Emperor...
Aside from these tragic characters, there are also characters who need someone to teach them how to behave: Judas, who is clearly gay, yet likes to kidnap beautiful women, violate them, and then mark them as his own;
A teacher who treated his student like his own child and sacrificed his life so his disciple could fully learn the Nanto Phoenix Fist, only to create Souther, a psychologically warped super-brat whom ordinary people couldn't beat up;
And Shin, who fought Kenshiro for Yuria despite having absolutely no skills with women, then chose suicide after suffering a crushing heartbreak.
So far, I've only transmigrated as Mu of Aries, Kid Goku from Dragon Ball, and Teresa from Claymore. I'll decide on the rest later.
Fist of the North Star theme song: http://video.tudou.com/v/XMjY1NjU5OTI2NA==.html, a memory shared by an entire generation.
Slap and roll () I beg you to update it ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
It turns out that the author is a girl... Ahhhhhh! ! ! Please be sure to update the one that crosses the village! ! !
Author, you are back to write more articles! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I looked up from the hole crossing the village and found that the author had dug another hole?