After the Liquor Company Went Under

Book Review of "After the Winery Collapsed" Finished reading it in one sitting. Resonated deeply with me. I can only say that I like it very much. Although I don't agree with some of the resentment of cause and effect, it is the author who puts aside the so-called overall situation and elaborates on the individual joys and sorrows that makes me like this work very much. Generally speaking, inner loneliness and faith run through a person's life, especially in an environment like gin. From the perspective of the audience, we experience it with the eldest brother, and our inner emotions are projected in the book. It is difficult not to be moved by the collapse and reconstruction of the eldest brother's beliefs, and the errors in the estimation of his own feelings between ideal situations and reality. My emotions kept fluctuating while I was reading it (it's really well written). Gin's feelings are cold, but there is still a lot of warmth, just like touching white ice cubes with bare hands in the cold. It will give back warmth like an illusion, but it doesn't seem to be imaginary. Another reason I like this book is the change. The eldest brother discovers that he has some emotions, and he will get used to other things, but these behaviors are not learned by him surrendering to the system (or fate). He still has the evil side that persists, but the starting point of his persistence is to find his home. So I can't hate him. One is that the second dimension has nothing to do with me, and the other is that his motivations are well explained (but it seems a little messy in the early stage), and his character immediately struck a chord with me. I also like the emotional lines in the article. I love you, but I don't care about just one. Gin has done a lot of things that have nothing to do with love. He is not limited to love, he also has hatred, entanglements in past conflicts, abandonment and letting go. You have your own independent space, but what you do will be unknowingly affected by your emotions. This subtle feeling of wanting to have everything in hand but finally losing some control was really comfortable to write. I also really like the way Gin gets along with Belmod and the boss. The part where Belmod is replaced with the boss in the end is so brilliant! ! ! A lot of early costs have been invested, and there is only one final step. There is a tiger in front, but there is no way to retreat; later, gin betrayed Cohen and others. This was because he forced himself to become a martyr on the road to resurrecting the boss: he didn't want to, but he finally got to this point. The trolley problem is always a difficult problem. The last wish promise actually has a bit of the confusion of the elder brother in it. This turn is really amazing! I had to reopen because I didn't know how to face it. It's been a while since I've written such a long comment, and it's been a while since I've written a composition. Please forgive me for any logical errors... (Kneel down)

I really like this A-zhen, or rather this kind of gin... I'm starting to over-interpret this. The system makes Gin do good things, but it actually feels forced, more like "taming". Obedience - a new identity, new family, and lover are all rewards; disobedience - blindness, weakness, and electric shock are punishments. This is an attempt to turn a wild wolf into a domestic dog. That's what I love about the gin here. Everyone wants him to become a good person, the door of light is opened to him, and the gospel of the kingdom of heaven is blown in his ears. Gin actually doesn't care about being a good guy or a bad guy, he just wants to be himself, so he wants to save his family, and he never compromises. But in the end, he chose to go back to five years ago instead of resurrecting directly. On the one hand, such a resurrection is more like lingering for the boss, and on the other hand, Belmode - although she is not as important as the boss in Gin's heart, she is also his family. He does not compromise and will not sacrifice his family. He is a greedy wolf who wants to struggle for a perfect ending. I also like this greed... Greed is the original sin of mankind, but desire may not be the glory of mankind.

Damn it, I'm already looking forward to Zero regaining his memory in the future.

Although it's good for Ling Ling to save Aqin, doesn't this system think that there is something wrong with it at all? If it hadn't forced the mess, it wouldn't have been like this at all, right?

Try pinning the comments! The second part of this article has been updated. If you are interested, you can read "Model Worker Gin is Surrounded by Wall Hangings" Copywriting As a model worker of the organization, Gin was reborn before the organization was destroyed. This time he vowed to protect his organization, kill undercover agents, eliminate traitors, and protect loyalty! To protect the organization, the first thing gin must get rid of is the number one contributor who caused the organization's complete destruction in the previous life - the blond and dark-skinned man, the top of the intelligence team, the undercover police officer, and his boyfriend bourbon! However, just when he was cruel and ready to attack his ex-boyfriend—— [Ding, the guide character has been detected, please complete the task as soon as possible: give him a kiss. He heard the sound of the strategy system in his ex-boyfriend's head! ! ! Gin suddenly discovered that this world was far from as simple as what he had experienced in his previous life. Here: systems were everywhere, and everyone had an aura; people with superpowers were everywhere, and spellcasters were inferior to dogs. He saw the superpower flying into the sky and escaping from the earth; I saw the strongest white-haired hand rubbing nuclear/bomb; I heard the system prompt sound of my ex-boyfriend's guide; I saw the dreamy little wardrobe of the Witch with a Thousand Faces; Even the silly partner has a "strongest younger brother system" by his side; There is even a primary school student with a "protagonist halo" who will never die no matter how hard he tries! And he has nothing. Gin: Help, I'm surrounded by wall hangings! CP: Blonde and dark undercover Minesweeper: This article is the second part of "After the Winery Collapsed". If you haven't read it, it won't affect you.

If it weren't for the system, the ending would be much better than this. So I never liked this system from beginning to end.

Because this article is so exciting, even with a 39° fever, I couldn't stop me from reading it. When I read it, I kept a smile on my face except for the sad parts. But if you smile happily and move too much, you will get a headache. It is really an extraordinary experience. This article is really spiritual food for me during my positive period and brings me a lot of happiness. I had only read Gin Shou's stories before, but this was my first time reading Mutual Attack, because I had read the second part of Wife first, and after reading it halfway through, I found out that I picked up this article after it was serialized. I also liked the second part. Having said so much, I just want to express how much I like my wife's writing. Come on, madam! I'm looking forward to the completion of the second volume of Madam, and I'm also looking forward to the Nagano Koaki book that Madam received in advance (My Madam said it was 1,000 yuan per book, and I like the writing of that book very much.) I wish Madam's books will get better and better. Finally, I wish everyone who sees this comment is safe, it's really painful.

Great, at first I was really worried that the Zero after reversing time would not be the same Zero who had gone through everything with Kurosawa...

While reopening is great, what about the Belmode and Cohn Chianti vodkas of this world? I really don't want to disappoint them.

The author said: Gin owes bourbon, so the next book is "the main one"... It shouldn't be! The two of them just had different positions. In the end, Gin betrayed everything and he was the one who had nothing. Who owed it to whom? If it is the Gin of this article who is determined and has the courage to break the shackles of fate, I like it! ~But in the next article, Gin is regarded as the "recipient" because of guilt... It is really unacceptable~