
[FGO] Singularity: Kurukshetra, When Divine Rule Fell
[FGO]特异点:俱卢—神权没落之时
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 585k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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It's obviously about pure love, but I read it as a philosophical novel (doge) At the same time Congratulations to the author!
I have always felt that the things Krishna did in the Mahabharata are the most disgusting.
Karna: So I am the group favorite? Crowd: Oh oh oh! Yes (various nicknames for Karna)! ! (Chaotic ecstasy(?). Gif)
If you suspect, show Siegfried to the sun. Your eyes look like Arjuna. You only know Arjuna at all. You are worthy of being Karna.
I have heard a summary of Indian mythology. The root of Narayana's existence is "protecting the world." If you want to protect the world, you have to cause trouble, and you will create karma. If he doesn't do this, his own existence will be untenable, and then the world will be in chaos, Shiva will start dancing, and then everyone will be gone. Just... The core value of Indian mythology is the cycle of cause and effect, and even the three gods who are the embodiment of world consciousness cannot escape.
So when I watched Mokobharata, the most annoying part was that Sunflower was making sense. What kind of sense was being made? Did Hamlet understand? ? ? I bit the bullet and watched more than a dozen episodes, but I really couldn't get him to be reasonable, even if he was handsome.
So, no matter what, Arjuna still has a great influence on Little Sun. After all, it is fate intertwined with fate! (I feel stupid)
Oh, the group favorite status is little sunshine, but I still like Arjuna, and of course it's not that I don't like Karna. . . . . Forget it, the author wrote it well anyway!
Krishna: Yes, yes, yes, they are all my Parshashashashasha!
The author understands very well that what the people need at this time is not a hero, but a symbol. (Awesome, such a profound philosophy)