[Crossover] Enchantress

After reading the first part, I came back to this story. I found the ending and couldn't read the first chapter. I couldn't imagine such an ending. I feel nauseated, physiologically disgusting, and maybe it's because I haven't watched Black Basket. I can't accept the daily life of the heroine in a peaceful era. It's not that she can't survive, but I think she grew up in a world where the jungle prevails, and she is a flower of evil born in a distorted era. It is her survival instinct to cling to the strong, but it is not for anything. She just found the life state that suits her best. She cannot resist herself, and change is destructive. Being changed or giving up the instincts that you have been accustomed to since the past is equivalent to giving up your former self, and I can't imagine her doing that. It's not that she doesn't deserve happiness, but... It's too false. Whether it's living a happy life as an ordinary person in peace or enduring it to collapse in an adult society, it's too unfamiliar. I'm not sure I can take it, no, I can't watch this - just let her die before that. Sorry, I don't know what I'm talking about, just ignore me.

Ah, I somewhat understand this feeling. Why should I let it go when I have suffered ill will? Why should I just laugh it off? Just because it has passed, the torture and suffering I have suffered are meaningless. After all, it is difficult to calm down and hate.

Is this the ending? Onizawa saved Akaashi and was eventually strangled to death by a knight from another world. Then Akaashi had already lost his love for Onizawa and had cheated on him before, but Onizawa still saved him. Is this really the Akaashi in my mind? Is Akaashi going to be such a person? He can live happily in the future, but Onizawa ends up in this world. It's ridiculous, sad and pitiful.

My heart is complicated... I feel like I can't go back to the past with my team leader... Although we still have a tacit understanding... I feel so cruel.

They actually got divorced, Akashi, you big pig's hooves You are also a big pig's trotter. You actually let me, the chef Akashi who has never changed for thousands of years, be called Akashi the big pig's trotter. I have been living in Jinjiang for so many years, and you are the only one.

To be honest, I don't like f4. They rely on their own power to engage in school bullying.

It feels like once there is no trust, everything is broken, and there is malicious suspicion of each other.

It wouldn't be fun to just let go. I want to watch them entangle each other and torture each other. It's super cool.

Looking up at the moon, will it stain the clean moon?

I was attracted by Hashirama's short story, and then I read The Evil Girl and the Demon Girl. What can I say about the character Onizawa? I can't say I like it or dislike it. It's really complicated. I like that she does whatever it takes to survive, but I don't like that she regards other people's love for her as the nourishment to sustain her life. From my humble opinion, I think she wants to be more selfish, love only herself, use all means to snatch the resources for survival, and treat herself like a beast to eat other people's flesh and blood. So when I saw her disappointed that Shikamaru didn't love her and wasted his time, and finally I was a little bored when she cried when she recalled how good Akashi was to her. Of course, this also involves some of my own idealization. The reason why people are humans and not gods is because they still have feelings, and Onizawa is no exception. All in all, thank you very much for reading this article!!!