*The protagonist is Frisk, who chooses to stay underground in the ending.
*Quickly travel to the AU world.
*Except Underfell, other worlds are mostly short stories.
*... You can say there are emotional lines. Eighty percent of them are X Frisk, the bone brothers from each AU.
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"Hey, my future friends, you are in an extremely dangerous situation now! But don't worry! Because I, the great Frisk! I'm here to help you now!"
The frightening and great Papyrus and his lazy-bone follower Shisui, who he didn't really want to mention, looked at the monster standing in front of them in silence: most of the left side of her face was scorched black as if it had been roasted by a laser or something else, and even half of her gums were exposed; the original color of the striped shirt and blue jacket she was wearing had turned into a dirty reddish brown due to the blood flowing from the dense wounds in front of her body; only the red scarf around her neck was decent.
This damn thing looks like a dying zombie.
"What's wrong? Why don't you say anything?" Seeing that the two didn't reply, the monster, who seemed unaware of his own physical condition, lowered his head and looked at himself, and then suddenly realized, "Oh, that's too bad! The knife is still exposed, right? But you don't have to be afraid! The blood on it comes from our enemies. I, Frisk's blade, will always only point at your enemies!"
But you can pull him down blindly.
It was rare for the Silent Bones Brothers to have the same words come out of their minds at the same time.
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Okay, just watch this.
I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder.
From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child.
And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of the arrival of a "murderer", he saw the beautiful hope of the world and the person who plunged him into despair was actually a person in a sense. How ridiculous. In the days of constant death, had he ever doubted it? Has his resolve ever wavered? Or is it that in order to strengthen his determination, he chose to twist Sans in his memory into a firm image of a saint. In the face of great despair and pain, this is not impossible.
But we all have to admit that dust (or munder? Although both can be called him, but I forgot which one is his official name, sorry) is indeed a possibility for sans. As a pessimistic nihilist, it is difficult for him to respond optimistically to external trauma. The nihilist nature also makes it difficult for him to truly care about all this. So his final counterattack was to turn everything into nothingness, but I can't guess the reason for munder's behavior here. After all, he did not leave his own world line in the original work. The ultimate purpose of everything he does in the original work is to fight against humanity. So it can even be considered that he was "unavoidable" and "forced". But here he actively massacres other AU worlds. As for what his real reason is, and whether it is what he said, I really can't make a conclusion, but I don't think it is. How can a lazy person be so diligent?
This is also the difference between sans and Frist. Fu (was) a passionate (although it was hard to tell from his expression), kind, and a child with hopes and dreams. So now the protagonist who has lost his feelings and just follows the behavioral logic of the former Fu and Pa will not follow the same path as Dust. Probably not in the future. After all, people are rebellious. The more Dust emphasizes that Fu will eventually be like him, the less likely Fu will be like him in the end. But I can't say for sure, it's purely my personal feeling, it just depends on how the author writes it.
In the original work, murder (I don't know what the author's setting is here) was due to the players' constant killing, leading to such a desperate death path. The luck of this article is also due to the author's "malice" that it has embarked on such a road of no return with no hope. To say malicious is a bit too much. After all, in the real world, we don't really need to have any feelings for them to cause catastrophe to their lives. Since the author wrote such rich, emotional and soulful words, I believe he even loves Fu, but this love will not stop him from pushing Fu into a more miserable situation.
Chen Chen said that he is to Fu as the player is to him, but I think the author is to Fu, more like the player is to Chen Chen. The player may not necessarily have any hatred (?) For dust, he may even be happy that he has such a game to kill time. But all the efforts made by Chen Chen are completely useless to the players. Blessing may hurt the dust, but Blessing can never hurt the author. Chen Chen is crazy because of the players, while Fu is crazy because of the author... He can no longer feel despair or any other emotions, but everything is still so desperate.
From the moment the monsters started making arrangements, I felt a faint sense of something bad hovering in the air. Is this dust that has slaughtered countless worlds really so easy to deal with? But what if, after all, love and trust can create miracles as long as the author is willing. But just when everything is prosperous and moving in a good direction, just when the readers are smiling knowingly because of the interaction between Toriel and Esgor, just when the protagonist seems to have a chance to recover, this bubble-like and beautiful dream shatters, and everything takes a turn for the worse, just like a joke of fate.
Is this considered a long review? Forget it. Author, please update "(Undertale/Undertale) Doesntfeelright". Please QAQ, forget this article. I'm worried that you will write a darker plot. If you stop here, there is at least hope.
A cold-blooded person like you actually wrote a story more cruel than the massacre line.
I really can't get angry from crying. Help, I feel so sorry for her.
I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder. From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child. And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of one
I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder. From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child. And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of one
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I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder.
From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child.
And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of the arrival of a "murderer", he saw the beautiful hope of the world and the person who plunged him into despair was actually a person in a sense. How ridiculous. In the days of constant death, had he ever doubted it? Has his resolve ever wavered? Or is it that in order to strengthen his determination, he chose to twist Sans in his memory into a firm image of a saint. In the face of great despair and pain, this is not impossible.
But we all have to admit that dust (or munder? Although both can be called him, but I forgot which one is his official name, sorry) is indeed a possibility for sans. As a pessimistic nihilist, it is difficult for him to respond optimistically to external trauma. The nihilist nature also makes it difficult for him to truly care about all this. So his final counterattack was to turn everything into nothingness, but I can't guess the reason for munder's behavior here. After all, he did not leave his own world line in the original work. The ultimate purpose of everything he does in the original work is to fight against humanity. So it can even be considered that he was "unavoidable" and "forced". But here he actively massacres other AU worlds. As for what his real reason is, and whether it is what he said, I really can't make a conclusion, but I don't think it is. How can a lazy person be so diligent?
This is also the difference between sans and Frist. Fu (was) a passionate (although it was hard to tell from his expression), kind, and a child with hopes and dreams. So now the protagonist who has lost his feelings and just follows the behavioral logic of the former Fu and Pa will not follow the same path as Dust. Probably not in the future. After all, people are rebellious. The more Dust emphasizes that Fu will eventually be like him, the less likely Fu will be like him in the end. But I can't say for sure, it's purely my personal feeling, it just depends on how the author writes it. In the original work, murder (I don't know what the author's setting is here) was due to the players' constant killing, leading to such a desperate death path. The blessing of this article also lies with the author
I'll try again
I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder.
From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child.
And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of the arrival of a "murderer", he saw the beautiful hope of the world and the person who plunged him into despair was actually a person in a sense. How ridiculous. In the days of constant death, had he ever doubted it? Has his resolve ever wavered? Or is it that in order to strengthen his determination, he chose to twist Sans in his memory into a firm image of a saint. In the face of great despair and pain, this is not impossible.
But we all have to admit that dust (or munder? Although both can be called him, but I forgot which one is his official name, sorry) is indeed a possibility for sans. As a pessimistic nihilist, it is difficult for him to respond optimistically to external trauma. The nihilist nature also makes it difficult for him to truly care about all this. So his final counterattack was to turn everything into nothingness, but I can't guess the reason for munder's behavior here. After all, he did not leave his own world line in the original work. The ultimate purpose of everything he does in the original work is to fight against humanity. So it can even be considered that he was "unavoidable" and "forced". But here he actively massacres other AU worlds. As for what his real reason is, and whether it is what he said, I really can't make a conclusion, but I don't think it is. How can a lazy person be so diligent?
This is also the difference between sans and Frist. Fu (was) a passionate (although it was hard to tell from his expression), kind, and a child with hopes and dreams. So now the protagonist who has lost his feelings and just follows the behavioral logic of the former Fu and Pa will not follow the same path as Dust. Probably not in the future. After all, people are rebellious. The more Dust emphasizes that Fu will eventually be like him, the less likely Fu will be like him in the end. But I can't say for sure, it's purely my personal feeling, it just depends on how the author writes it. In the original work, murder (I don't know what the author's setting is here) was due to the players' constant killing, leading to such a desperate death path. The luck of this article is also due to the author's "malice" that it has embarked on such a road of no return with no hope. To say malicious is a bit too much. After all, in the real world, we don't really need to have any feelings for them to cause catastrophe to their lives. Since the author wrote such rich, emotional and soulful words, I believe he even loves Fu, but this love will not stop him from pushing Fu into a more miserable situation. Chen Chen said that he is to Fu as the player is to him, but I think the author is to Fu, more like the player is to Chen Chen. The player may not necessarily have any hatred (?) For dust, he may even be happy that he has such a game to kill time. But all the efforts made by Chen Chen are completely useless to the players. Blessing may hurt the dust, but Blessing can never hurt the author. Chen Chen is crazy because of the players, while Fu is crazy because of the author... He can no longer feel despair or any other emotions, but everything is still so desperate.
From the moment the monsters started making arrangements, I felt a faint sense of something bad hovering in the air. Is this dust that has slaughtered countless worlds really so easy to deal with? But what if, after all, love and trust can create miracles as long as the author is willing. But just when everything is prosperous and moving in a good direction, just when the readers are smiling knowingly because of the interaction between Toriel and Esgor, just when the protagonist seems to have a chance to recover, this bubble-like and beautiful dream shatters, and everything takes a turn for the worse, just like a joke of fate.
Is this considered a long review? Forget it. Author, please update "(Undertale/Undertale) Doesn't feel right". Please QAQ, forget this article. I'm worried that you will write a darker and darker plot. If you stop here, there is at least hope.
Help, help, help, I am crying to death! ! !
Come on, come on, come on! Very well written
Song Wen wants to be happy, and I hope the author can be happy too
It is a masterpiece worth recalling countless times. I went to play the game for this article and read it again. I am more impressed than before. Frisk has achieved the ultimate in human nature.
Try again
I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder.
From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child.
And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of one
I really want to see that parallel world~~The Domineering Hashirama~
A question suddenly occurred to me: Is Yanmen really gone? Will there be scenes of master and apprentice later?
What the hell is this heroine? She's not as good as her original self.
Trapped in a Galaxy Filled with Aliens but You Are a Human Being with External Control [Interstellar Original]
Okay, just watch this. I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder. From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child. And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of the arrival of a "murderer", he saw the beautiful hope of the world and the person who plunged him into despair was actually a person in a sense. How ridiculous. In the days of constant death, had he ever doubted it? Has his resolve ever wavered? Or is it that in order to strengthen his determination, he chose to twist Sans in his memory into a firm image of a saint. In the face of great despair and pain, this is not impossible. But we all have to admit that dust (or munder? Although both can be called him, but I forgot which one is his official name, sorry) is indeed a possibility for sans. As a pessimistic nihilist, it is difficult for him to respond optimistically to external trauma. The nihilist nature also makes it difficult for him to truly care about all this. So his final counterattack was to turn everything into nothingness, but I can't guess the reason for munder's behavior here. After all, he did not leave his own world line in the original work. The ultimate purpose of everything he does in the original work is to fight against humanity. So it can even be considered that he was "unavoidable" and "forced". But here he actively massacres other AU worlds. As for what his real reason is, and whether it is what he said, I really can't make a conclusion, but I don't think it is. How can a lazy person be so diligent? This is also the difference between sans and Frist. Fu (was) a passionate (although it was hard to tell from his expression), kind, and a child with hopes and dreams. So now the protagonist who has lost his feelings and just follows the behavioral logic of the former Fu and Pa will not follow the same path as Dust. Probably not in the future. After all, people are rebellious. The more Dust emphasizes that Fu will eventually be like him, the less likely Fu will be like him in the end. But I can't say for sure, it's purely my personal feeling, it just depends on how the author writes it. In the original work, murder (I don't know what the author's setting is here) was due to the players' constant killing, leading to such a desperate death path. The luck of this article is also due to the author's "malice" that it has embarked on such a road of no return with no hope. To say malicious is a bit too much. After all, in the real world, we don't really need to have any feelings for them to cause catastrophe to their lives. Since the author wrote such rich, emotional and soulful words, I believe he even loves Fu, but this love will not stop him from pushing Fu into a more miserable situation. Chen Chen said that he is to Fu as the player is to him, but I think the author is to Fu, more like the player is to Chen Chen. The player may not necessarily have any hatred (?) For dust, he may even be happy that he has such a game to kill time. But all the efforts made by Chen Chen are completely useless to the players. Blessing may hurt the dust, but Blessing can never hurt the author. Chen Chen is crazy because of the players, while Fu is crazy because of the author... He can no longer feel despair or any other emotions, but everything is still so desperate. From the moment the monsters started making arrangements, I felt a faint sense of something bad hovering in the air. Is this dust that has slaughtered countless worlds really so easy to deal with? But what if, after all, love and trust can create miracles as long as the author is willing. But just when everything is prosperous and moving in a good direction, just when the readers are smiling knowingly because of the interaction between Toriel and Esgor, just when the protagonist seems to have a chance to recover, this bubble-like and beautiful dream shatters, and everything takes a turn for the worse, just like a joke of fate. Is this considered a long review? Forget it. Author, please update "(Undertale/Undertale) Doesntfeelright". Please QAQ, forget this article. I'm worried that you will write a darker plot. If you stop here, there is at least hope.
A cold-blooded person like you actually wrote a story more cruel than the massacre line.
I really can't get angry from crying. Help, I feel so sorry for her.
I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder. From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child. And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of one
I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder. From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child. And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of one
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Try again I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder. From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child. And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of the arrival of a "murderer", he saw the beautiful hope of the world and the person who plunged him into despair was actually a person in a sense. How ridiculous. In the days of constant death, had he ever doubted it? Has his resolve ever wavered? Or is it that in order to strengthen his determination, he chose to twist Sans in his memory into a firm image of a saint. In the face of great despair and pain, this is not impossible. But we all have to admit that dust (or munder? Although both can be called him, but I forgot which one is his official name, sorry) is indeed a possibility for sans. As a pessimistic nihilist, it is difficult for him to respond optimistically to external trauma. The nihilist nature also makes it difficult for him to truly care about all this. So his final counterattack was to turn everything into nothingness, but I can't guess the reason for munder's behavior here. After all, he did not leave his own world line in the original work. The ultimate purpose of everything he does in the original work is to fight against humanity. So it can even be considered that he was "unavoidable" and "forced". But here he actively massacres other AU worlds. As for what his real reason is, and whether it is what he said, I really can't make a conclusion, but I don't think it is. How can a lazy person be so diligent? This is also the difference between sans and Frist. Fu (was) a passionate (although it was hard to tell from his expression), kind, and a child with hopes and dreams. So now the protagonist who has lost his feelings and just follows the behavioral logic of the former Fu and Pa will not follow the same path as Dust. Probably not in the future. After all, people are rebellious. The more Dust emphasizes that Fu will eventually be like him, the less likely Fu will be like him in the end. But I can't say for sure, it's purely my personal feeling, it just depends on how the author writes it. In the original work, murder (I don't know what the author's setting is here) was due to the players' constant killing, leading to such a desperate death path. The blessing of this article also lies with the author
I'll try again I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder. From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child. And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of the arrival of a "murderer", he saw the beautiful hope of the world and the person who plunged him into despair was actually a person in a sense. How ridiculous. In the days of constant death, had he ever doubted it? Has his resolve ever wavered? Or is it that in order to strengthen his determination, he chose to twist Sans in his memory into a firm image of a saint. In the face of great despair and pain, this is not impossible. But we all have to admit that dust (or munder? Although both can be called him, but I forgot which one is his official name, sorry) is indeed a possibility for sans. As a pessimistic nihilist, it is difficult for him to respond optimistically to external trauma. The nihilist nature also makes it difficult for him to truly care about all this. So his final counterattack was to turn everything into nothingness, but I can't guess the reason for munder's behavior here. After all, he did not leave his own world line in the original work. The ultimate purpose of everything he does in the original work is to fight against humanity. So it can even be considered that he was "unavoidable" and "forced". But here he actively massacres other AU worlds. As for what his real reason is, and whether it is what he said, I really can't make a conclusion, but I don't think it is. How can a lazy person be so diligent? This is also the difference between sans and Frist. Fu (was) a passionate (although it was hard to tell from his expression), kind, and a child with hopes and dreams. So now the protagonist who has lost his feelings and just follows the behavioral logic of the former Fu and Pa will not follow the same path as Dust. Probably not in the future. After all, people are rebellious. The more Dust emphasizes that Fu will eventually be like him, the less likely Fu will be like him in the end. But I can't say for sure, it's purely my personal feeling, it just depends on how the author writes it. In the original work, murder (I don't know what the author's setting is here) was due to the players' constant killing, leading to such a desperate death path. The luck of this article is also due to the author's "malice" that it has embarked on such a road of no return with no hope. To say malicious is a bit too much. After all, in the real world, we don't really need to have any feelings for them to cause catastrophe to their lives. Since the author wrote such rich, emotional and soulful words, I believe he even loves Fu, but this love will not stop him from pushing Fu into a more miserable situation. Chen Chen said that he is to Fu as the player is to him, but I think the author is to Fu, more like the player is to Chen Chen. The player may not necessarily have any hatred (?) For dust, he may even be happy that he has such a game to kill time. But all the efforts made by Chen Chen are completely useless to the players. Blessing may hurt the dust, but Blessing can never hurt the author. Chen Chen is crazy because of the players, while Fu is crazy because of the author... He can no longer feel despair or any other emotions, but everything is still so desperate. From the moment the monsters started making arrangements, I felt a faint sense of something bad hovering in the air. Is this dust that has slaughtered countless worlds really so easy to deal with? But what if, after all, love and trust can create miracles as long as the author is willing. But just when everything is prosperous and moving in a good direction, just when the readers are smiling knowingly because of the interaction between Toriel and Esgor, just when the protagonist seems to have a chance to recover, this bubble-like and beautiful dream shatters, and everything takes a turn for the worse, just like a joke of fate. Is this considered a long review? Forget it. Author, please update "(Undertale/Undertale) Doesn't feel right". Please QAQ, forget this article. I'm worried that you will write a darker and darker plot. If you stop here, there is at least hope.
Help, help, help, I am crying to death! ! !
Come on, come on, come on! Very well written
Song Wen wants to be happy, and I hope the author can be happy too
It is a masterpiece worth recalling countless times. I went to play the game for this article and read it again. I am more impressed than before. Frisk has achieved the ultimate in human nature.
Try again I don't know what the author's mood was when he wrote this article. From the lines, you can feel the author's sincere love for the story, the author's exquisite conception of the world, and the author's heavy feelings for the original work. And all of this makes the story even sadder. From the extra of the author's last UT story and the publication time of the two articles, we can see that this AU may be another possibility of the author's previous story. A poor child who fell into the underworld believed that all monsters were bad due to various coincidences. He still had the determination to overthrow everything and start over again when he sensed even the slightest thing was wrong, even if it meant that all his previous efforts were in vain, even if it meant that he might be facing a world full of malice. He is also willing to work hard again for that little possibility. She is really a good and kind child. And Sans, as the person who allowed him to see this possibility, gave him the opportunity to correct his mistakes, and let the world have a perfect ending, must have extraordinary meaning in his heart. But that all disappeared with everyone's death. Because of one
I really want to see that parallel world~~The Domineering Hashirama~
A question suddenly occurred to me: Is Yanmen really gone? Will there be scenes of master and apprentice later?
What the hell is this heroine? She's not as good as her original self.
Ha