√His name is Naraku, which represents sinking and falling, darkness and abyss. √She is a ghost from another world, favored by God, and has a place in this world. √She fell in love from the second dimension to the third dimension. She knew that even if his heart was wrapped in darkness, he still longed for light. √ He walked alone in the dark night, aimlessly, until he found the only spot of light. No matter how small and weak it was, he still held it tightly and never gave up. Later, he threw himself into the light and felt the warm touch. If you have a star in your hand, please wear it for him, because a long time ago, he also longed for that fleeting light.
(The novel is a fairy tale to the author. Since Naraku is a character who exists in the second dimension, can I give him a good ending through my efforts?) While she was waiting for him, he was still walking alone in the dark night.
Whether the Three Views are righteous or not is not something anyone can judge. From an ordinary person's perspective and traditional concepts, it may be incorrect. What Mouyan can do is to stay as close to the plot as possible and restore the character traits of each character as much as possible. Mouyan does not agree with random modifications to the plot. That kind of completely different adaptation that only serves the relationship between the male and female protagonists is really unacceptable. He respects the original work and then makes slight changes on top of it. So and so.
Bibibi
Concept: The black and white sides of human nature
