The Knight in Silver and Azure

Ah, what a deep pit (looks up)

I thought of the Rosenthal effect inexplicably. Maybe I don't know enough about it. I can only think of this. People will change more or less according to other people's expectations of themselves. I feel that the King of Knights gradually "cannot love" because of other people's evaluation of himself.

Big Day in 2024

Also used as a depth filter, Arthur Kitchen was so happy to see so many serialized articles about Arthur. As a result, I haven't updated them in a long time π_πI am waiting for the author to update them!! π_π I really want to see the interaction between Arthur and Dazai.

By the way, don't take what is discussed here as correct. Fiction is fiction and reality is reality. After all, there is Mai Yin's crime in reality. Then in Arthur's eyes, sin, evil and wrong are different, normal and right and wrong are also different, Arthur is not pure white. If war is the only way to make his people better, Arthur will choose war. War is just a means for the superior. Although Arthur does not think so, Arthur is the superior after all. Then, I don't know whether Tsushima is at fault, because I don't know whether Arthur knows it, so I didn't write it. As for what you think, I won't find it strange either way_(:з∠)_ But for most people, I think it's wrong.

Hey, as mentioned in the article, Arthur's divinity is higher than his humanity, just like Madoka in "Magic Circle". I always think that Arthur, Ritsuka and Madoka all have something in common. They are all close to the world and love the people they love, even if they sacrifice themselves, they will do so. They are tolerant and gentle, and they love everyone, but because of this they cannot have the ultimate "love". Their divinity is far higher than humanity. Enjin chose to sacrifice herself for the world, kill herself, and turn herself into a conceptual ring principle to protect this time, but she had no way to respond to Flame Demon's love for her. Arthur loves his people and his territory, but he is a king, a king who protects everything, so he cannot respond to those who want his love. As the savior of humanity, Ritsuka cannot and should not be fooled by "love". His love is "big love", selfless and selfless love, and is not just satisfied with his own "little love". (But theoretically speaking, Ritsuka and Engami are more normal existences) I admire them, but I also know that I can't give everything as selflessly as they do, so I just admire them.

The author has a good way of writing this kind of disgusting garbage 💔, which is very contagious, but I don't understand why he always writes plots about bullying the protagonist. It's very depressing to watch...

How long has it been? I found this book when I was checking out my book list today. Madam, do you still remember this book?

It's 2023

Great, looking forward to the update (???_??)?