[Western Crossover] Jason Wayne's Road to Success

I was one of the readers who followed every chapter, so I had the opportunity to read the first edition. No matter how many changes have been made, it can be seen that the author never wrote this story to encourage support for "the crime they said", but to warn some immature children through the story of the consequences of doing so, just like showing the consequences of smoking to children, is it to encourage them to smoke? It is clearly a warning to the world by facing the bloody tragedy. Doesn't teenage Jason's ordeal convey this enough? Even if the author loves Jason so much, isn't it the best explanation that it's still difficult to change the fate of the characters in his novel? The way to protect people is never to surround them in a "protective wall" and isolate them from the world, but to let them face a bleak end and learn lessons. Otherwise, what are so many educations every year promoting? What is the purpose of not forgetting history and not forgetting lessons? According to their opinion, shouldn't they remain silent? If describing a period of suffering is encouraging suffering in their eyes, then I wish their lives will be like the suffering in their mouths, suffering forever and never having a long memory.

What are those people so crazy about? Please go home and finish compulsory education before surfing the Internet. Such a beautiful, emotional and delicate article is actually used to attack it and the author with such groundless accusations. It is really speechless.

Mrs. Wuwuwu, I understand you. After actually reading this article, with the eyes of an adult and the eyes of a bookworm of 10 years, I see that she is the best combination of British and American, and the best Jason. I still love him to this day, but it is a pity that he was forced to revise the article, and he can only live in a dream. I have been thinking that this is definitely not my wife's fault, and perhaps it is not the fault of the accuser. They are just too young, and they are ignorant and fearless. Ignorance means not understanding that the world is diverse, and our so-called moral values are only available in a certain area of the world within a few decades. What is fearless is that they are willing to charge for their own moral values and sense of justice. Maybe in a few years they will lament how they could have such abundant emotions at that time ≥≤ But no matter what, I hope my wife can come out. This article is over. Jason also has a perfect future that is beyond our control. This storm has passed. I can only hope that this does not make my wife too sad, because she is really perfect in my eyes. You should not deny someone because of a piece of text, even if it makes you uncomfortable, but words have a thousand words. Madam, do you still remember? At that time, this article was the most popular on JJ's homepage, which shows that there are many readers who love her, far more than those who hate her. It's just that most of the time, love is not as strong as hate, and hate is not unforgettable. I really hope that my wife can continue to write. Personally, I love Zong Yingmei very much. I also hope that my wife can be happy??(ˊωˋ*)??

Da Da, you write really well. I really like the protagonist in your novel. I really like it. I first met Da Da through Jason's article. I really liked it at the time. I followed it all the way. Later, I read other articles by the author Da Da. What I like most is that you wrote Jason and Chunxiao. They are both very vital people. They have experienced a lot of hardships, but they still grow into good people. Those who accuse you, I believe, must not have read your article carefully. They follow what others say, and there are many hybs nowadays, and there are many people who are completely venting their malice and will not think about whether you are wronged. From the characters created by Dada, I believe that the protagonist who writes about three views is extremely correct must be a very good person in reality. Don't pay too much attention to Dada. There are many, many sisters who like this article. I hope you can continue writing happily and your books will sell well. You will always be a treasure in my heart. I rarely post comments because I used to have a friend I liked very much who was also hit by rumors like this, and I will never write again. I just post comments to express my support for you. Some people do not hesitate to treat others with the greatest malice and find fault with you. You cannot make everyone satisfied with you and like you. I hope you will be healthy and live a smooth life in the future, your novels will take off, and you will be happy every day.

I really like this article. I have recommended this article to every one of my relatives and friends who watch DC and recommend Jie Tao. I personally think that my three views are quite upright, and the Jie Tao written by the author, whether it is some personal settings (such as doubles), or his character of daring to love and hate, or his struggle experience, is very touching to me. I really like it. This article is not a so-called Lei Wen. If this article was on Lao Ford, I don't know how many people would be screaming in the comment area.

Hug my wife, I really like the emotional treatment of Xiaojie and Big Brother in this article. The duality of emotions is reflected very well. I praise you, my wife! But there is one thing that I have always been a little confused about. I don't know if my wife or other readers and sisters are willing to discuss it together (but there is absolutely no intention to provoke or criticize) Because maybe the main perspective is Jie Bao, I felt that it was really sad at the end of the battle for the cloak, especially with the plot of Family Portrait and Under the Red Hood, I felt that Jie Bao was really seriously hurt, and there was no explanation for the psychological reasons behind it. Because the time for reading the whole process was limited, I felt that the hurt was still fresh in my mind when I reconciled later. It feels like Wenli Jiebao really didn't hurt his family, but in the end he was able to forgive batfam and reconcile with them despite serious injuries. It's really hard to understand here. (To put it more seriously, it feels like as long as the time is long enough, the past hurts don't matter.) I can understand that what my wife wants to express is that Jiebao has come out of the past hurts, lived his own life, and realized his ideals. This is the most important feature and the most popular point of this article (praise my wife!) But after coming out, do you have to forgive the hurts that you should not have endured? To reconcile with yourself, do you have to forgive the person who hurt you? Just confused about this.

Madam, you write really well. This is my first DC fanfic. From this book, I started to like Jason and started to understand the original work. Basically all the authors I have read over the years have experienced this kind of thing. When someone wants to slander you, it doesn't matter what the reason is, they just need a reason that is understandable on the surface. Sometimes I hope that the author can make good use of the right to delete comments, but I also know that most trolls will not give negative marks. I also hope that we readers can voluntarily maintain the environment of the comment area, but I also know that it is unrealistic to ask the public as an individual. So I can only silently support the author and wish you well

Madam, don't worry too much about the slander and vilification of others. The article you wrote is really good. It allows us to see the growth and reconciliation of a young man. I hope that Madam can still write more comprehensive British and American articles.

But Bruce, you didn't obey the traffic rules when driving the Batmobile (show your hands)

I like my wife's article very much. I haven't read the version before the revision, but I have seen many similar plots on sy. The pain of facing the truth of underage love will make us reflect. This kind of plot is also a kind of growing pain, tearing away the white veil that blinds the eyes. This is realistic and cruel beauty, and it is worthy of discussion and examination.