The Little Soldier Charges Ahead

After reading it, I also read a lot of comments. Most of them account for the cp of Eagle Cat, but actually. . . From the perspective of the author's arrangement, although I don't know why Yingzi has liked cats since the fake CP, when the cats are in danger, such as when they wake up in the Medical Valley, they see Mo Changge; when they are rescued from the enemy camp, they see Mo Changge; in the rain of arrows in the sky, they see Mo Changge. I just don't understand why Mo can't be the male protagonist, at least to be able to compete with Takako, right? Moreover, Mo was forced to take drugs by their original leader. This has been explained by the author a long time ago, and he himself had been actively treated before. Although he couldn't stand Yigu's method, he was finally successfully treated with the help of Xiao Bing. It feels like the hawk and the cat are actually more like brother and sister. . . I don't know if you have watched "The War: 1938". In fact, I feel that Ying and Mo are like Ogu and Heinz in it. The relationship between the heroine and the former is more like they fit together based on some strange connection; and the relationship between the heroine and the latter is more like the routine of a romance novel in a general sense. Although Diuzi said that he prefers iceberg men, when looking at male protagonists in big books (in a general sense), he prefers the monster type. For example, "Start the War", "Tremble, ET", "Begging for Passion" and this article. The other male protagonists are all protective types (in fact, I think they are more like veteran cadre types. Usually the heroine says so and so, and can explode when there are issues of principle, or when the heroine needs to be protected), such as "Interstellar Aid", "Classmate 200 Million Years Old" and "Apocalyptic Festival". In addition, reading this article actually made me understand the difference between generals and soldiers. Probably in vigilance, experience and big picture perspective. For example, Shanmao's carelessness in exploring Situ's house at night and other people's occasional idealism. If a general or something came over, he might be able to do a better job. The temporary team of five people has advantages and disadvantages. After all, no one is perfect, and it feels quite sad when watching the abuse. In addition, Mo stealing the cat's headphones is indeed worth getting angry about. After all, he does not have the right to make decisions for others, and this may be something he will never get back. But I think he might also be ready to spend his whole life with her to atone for his sins. Besides, he was originally a desperado. What he said when he was detoxifying seemed like he had wanted to die. And being able to leave everything behind and follow her in the end also illustrates this problem. He probably took half a year to think about it carefully. And if time-travel technology is developed, it will not be impossible to come back. As for what will happen after modern times, no one can tell. At least they seem to be in love now?

It was extremely unfinished. This was the first time that I was so angry when I saw the ending. Not to mention whether Shan Mao could stay or not, the man didn't even have the basic respect to let Shan Mao go home. This was such a shameful move. Also, I don't have any affection for this man at all, and Hisoka is not something everyone can call him.

After reading it, I can only say that in modern times, I think there is a high probability that Bobcat will still be with Falcon. Mo's character is not suitable for modern times. He does not respect Bobcat and the author is really biased. There is really too little description of Falcon.

It's been nine years, and I'm back to see you again. I express my feelings.

Anyway, Mao and Mo Changge just feel uncomfortable together!

Still like Falcon =_=

Dad, I hate you, hate you, hate you! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ya actually replaced my falcon! ! ! ! Hoho! ! ! ! I like this kind of male protagonist the best! ! ! Ya actually changed it! ! ! Just change it to a better one, it's a drug addict! ! ! What's so good about being a pervert? ! ! ! No respect for the heroine at all, bad review! ! ! After reading all the completed works, the male protagonist is the most annoying and strongly urges the female protagonist's family to torture him for thousands of years in the extra story! ! !

Mo's perverted behavior is like the wretched man who stole the goddess's feather coat... (Is there such a thing?!) I'm so stupid. The goddess knows that such a man can't go back to heaven, so why is the kitten so attracted to him?

I still hate Mo Changge, very much! I hate this ending

It's a pretty good article, but the ending is a bit pity. I like Falcon, and I also like Mo Changge, but the author is obviously biased. There are more descriptions of Mo Changge, his experiences, and psychological changes than Falcon, which makes people feel about him from a dangerous pervert to a less dangerous pervert, to nothing at all. The series of changes from a pervert who is such a threat, to a pervert who can be a friend, to a good friend who is actually not that perverted and is still a good guy, are described in detail; but at the same time, for the Falcon, after reading the whole novel, there is only a resolute and cold sultry sniper and the image of a people's soldier; If he were not a soldier or a group member, maybe Shanmao would be able to embrace her from both sides. But unfortunately, Shanmao is a loyal soldier of the motherland and a child of a conservative military family, and one of her targets is also a soldier of the motherland like her. Therefore, it is destined that one person must be sad; In other words, in fact, it is enough to play with ambiguity. There does not have to be any result or relationship, so that we can figure it out according to our own wishes.