The Sentinel Isn't Well-Behaved

Spoilers Let's review the two companion volumes "The Sentinel Is Not Obedient" and "The Guide Don't Cry". I have read many series of articles before, and almost all of them have a progressive relationship on the timeline. However, these two articles are on parallel timelines, and they overlap so much. They are even stories from two different perspectives and starting from different positions, the sentry and the guide, the desert and the base... In "Sentinel", two teenagers use the sand to sharpen themselves and learn the survival rules of the desert. However, they accidentally enter the base and get involved in the war. Fate plays tricks on the children of the desert. They teach the wolf boy to learn how to deal with the world. Zhou Yun, who can only pick up keywords, learns cunning and heart-wrenching words, and the timid Song Jian learns to fight and kill. Since they left their wolves, they have no friends. The children of the desert do not belong to the base. There is no betrayal. They have always been on their own side, not the wild army, not the new alliance, not the refugees. Children in the desert are not afraid of the desert. They stand on the dunes and watch the stars, walk with the storm, and live in symbiosis with the sand boas. "Guide", a group of gentle, compassionate, sensitive and thoughtful guides. In a repressive environment, they cannot suppress the surging emotions. Two people who least want to be guides become guides. The war makes them put down their pens, walk out of the campus, and go to the battlefield. Even if they are adults, they will be worth one hundred. The guides seemed to be born in a cage, but they eventually tore the cage apart. No matter how terrible the rule, they could not suppress the surging love. Kind and strong guides must stand in the sunshine. I saw love and freedom in these two books, and I think they are stories of love and freedom. Zhou Yun, his name reminds me of the promise he never fulfilled. In my opinion, he is the most suitable leader among all the guides. Even if there is no difference between a sentry and a guide, he should still be a leader. He understands what he wants to lead, his rights and responsibilities. Little Wolf, who is most afraid of fire, stands in the smoke of war and will bring back his subordinates one by one, whether they are wolves or sentinels. Song picks up, Pick up picks up, is obedient on the surface but misbehaved secretly, and is willful towards little wolf brother, or in other words, he only trusts little wolf brother after being abandoned. He can't see, he's panicked, he's uneasy, he's manic, but he has his little wolf brother, and everyone wants him except little wolf brother, no matter he is a little blind man or a B-level sentry. Later, when they all grow up, the deceived guide can protect his sentry, and the weak sentinel can protect his guide. Yang Yu, after getting to know her better, his aloof persona fell apart. He is a somewhat mean-spirited guide who always invites people to beat him up. When he sees an acquaintance, he always wonders if he is going to beat me up. He is quite cute. Sadly, his sentinel parents were not brought back by the guide, but he became a guide and could not bring back all the sentinels. Qi Zhou, I always think he is a happy child. He lives in love. His father loves him, the guards love him, Chi Shu loves him, and Yang Yu loves him. The love of others is the confidence for him to show off. The child who lives in gentle love is bright and charming, but congenital deafness and war have planted the seeds of madness. He wants to burn the flames of war to the sky. He is selfish but a good kid. He didn't understand why some people were unwilling to fight, just like many people didn't understand why they had to sacrifice. Without Yang Yu, he would only retaliate. He is a standard base guide and does not know that there is another way besides war. Chi Shu, a great beauty, I think is the most unsuitable guide to go to the battlefield. He should be a teacher in school. He has a gentle and compassionate personality, but he is gifted with great strength. Those who are capable work hard, and he must shoulder the burden. I like "The Sentinel" the most. It has a natural spirituality. Grab a handful of sand and stuff it into your mouth. It is the smell of the desert. In the storm, the heat of the sun still guides the direction. People adapt to nature instead of controlling it. "Guide" wraps up the world view, but I always want to know what it is like to suppress the voice of guides, what kind of great decision the centuries-old guides make under what conditions, how their compassion is used, and how it is turned into a murderous weapon. If there was no war, Qi Zhou would probably live in Yangguan, with a smooth life and a bright future even at the end of the crane. His father and grandfather would always be by his side, and 788 would still be like a willful child. Yang Yu will live with his parents and be a naughty child who keeps playing in the courtyard. Song Jian and Zhou Yun will not be separated. They will always be together, running freely with the wolves and closing the tent early.

Ww is really a very good story. I couldn't stop reading it in one sitting~ Let's start with a small complaint. Strictly speaking, I feel that this article is not too close to Xiangshao's soul. The bond between the two protagonists comes from the wild desert and has nothing to do with their awakening. Xiangshao's setting is more like the social background that brings them suffering. Moreover, Xiang Shaowen often has a touch of the elegance of the interstellar era, with his shirts and military uniforms, and the subconscious entanglement in his mind when their eyes meet, which is a bit Platonic. But this book is just the opposite. It's ridiculous that the elegant senior guide is still crawling around with his bare buttocks for twenty chapters! The beginning of this story is completely rough and wild, with human civilization being thrown aside, and people following instinctive love in the cruel nature, but it is really beautiful, full of the original power and beauty of life. This opening made me crazily miss the first days in the desert with the protagonists from beginning to end. The natural and primitive love made the indifference of the steel jungle even more disgusting. The base armies with technology and resources are killing each other pointlessly, but the refugees who are struggling to survive cherish every life. Animals know how to respect the laws of life better than humans. This sense of civilization and primitive perversion is really shocking. From the moment I realized this, I felt that there was no need to use the characters of the protagonists of cool novels to require the protagonists. I generally prefer the characters of the protagonists, and I don't like the protagonists who are too mediocre. However, this article gave me a feeling of realistic literature. This article gave me a far more touching experience than a perfect protagonist. There is a saying that a puppy is really stupid. I don't think there is any explanation for it. He is not smart, impulsive, timid, and has no sense of the overall situation. His sentinel instinct also amplifies these shortcomings. He is often clingy to people at inappropriate times. Even after he grows up, he is not much better. But it is these shortcomings that constitute an animalistic beauty, innocent, stupid but always crazy love, which is the image of a blind and disabled child in the desert that was formed bit by bit in the very beginning. He will never learn the depth of mature human thinking, because he is a child of the desert. Another thing I like is the weakness of the two protagonists. They are children of the desert. They have never learned the complicated calculations in the city. They were deceived from the beginning. In the end, Zhou Yun's confident transaction was actually deceived in the end. He couldn't beat Chi Shu. In the end, they were really a pair of desperate animals who strayed into the human world. They had no choice but to use their lives to choose freedom. But that section was really shocking. Under the steel war machine, little bits of humanity and conscience were awakened, making way for them, sending them back to the wilderness of freedom, like a pair of animals escaping from the zoo and three-inch shotguns lowered one after another on their backs. I didn't feel like the protagonist was lucky. I seemed to see the inevitability of human nature, the natural humanity under the crushing force of war. Human nature is supposed to be higher than nature and anti-instinct, but the human nature here is precisely awakened by their primitive and almost instinctive love. Once again, this sense of perversion is contagious. Of course, despite complaining about the idiot, his growth line is actually very well written! It's true that he came very late, around Chapter 130, and he didn't really become much smarter, but it was a growth that perfectly matched his character. The bravery of the coward and the sacrifice of the selfish are always the most shocking images, especially when his shortcomings are vividly portrayed in the previous article. Another thing I like very much is Lang Yun. He is such a wolf. He is always animalistic and always loves and cherishes the rules of the desert. He has reached a very "human" level. We often think that people's animal nature or instinct is greedy. If we think that people lack humanity, we will think that this person may lack respect for life, or may plunder and harm wantonly. If a truly pure animal gained great power, it might use it with impunity. But Lang Yun is not. He chooses to be a wolf according to the wolf's rules, and chooses to put down human weapons and respect nature. This is human restraint. In him, it is perverse and becomes a truly profound animal nature. In his place, animals are restrained, reverent for life, loving and respectful--but humans lack these, especially humans in steel cities. An interesting comparison is that Zhou Yun, who was raised by wolves and symbolizes desert and savagery, will respect and protect the sentinels and is very popular; while Qi Zhou, although I haven't read the other article yet, should be a child of a great guide family and knows the unspoken rules and survival methods of the base civilization best, but he is the worst popular. The contrast between human ways and animal ways remains very intriguing. The extra part about raising wolf children is also very interesting! Lang Yun completely wanted to raise the child the same way he raised a wolf. He could even respect the natural survival of the fittest, but don't forget that he was the one who insisted on raising the child who was eliminated offline. Therefore, Xiaozhan's philosophy of dealing with things and training has always been to use human nature here, because he knows that he will be eliminated by nature. He survived against the laws of nature. It was the mercy of human nature that saved him, so he does not want to give up any life that has been abandoned by nature or fate. If Lang Yun has always been a defender of the laws of nature, Xiao Zhan is a rebel, the one closer to human nature. But precisely in terms of mental ability, Lang Yun is the one who learns to be more human. Lang Yun uses human thinking to defend animality, while Xiaozhan instinctively uses human nature like an animal. The contrast is also very interesting! All in all, it is an incredibly shocking article. When I clicked on it, I had no idea that it would be a story like this. The story is rough and the protagonist is completely imperfect and weak, but the natural and primitive love and beauty are portrayed in the weakness and imperfection. The power of life lies precisely in their weakness and ignorance against the cruel and gentle nature.

After thinking about it for a long time, I still want to write a review, because I found that I can't read new articles. No matter what I read, the wolf cub and the little blind man always pop up in my mind. When I first read the text, I really liked it. Wolf Cub, Little Blind Man, it struck me as too cute! Especially the little blind man, a beautiful child who is also blind, so lovable! So well-behaved, so cute... I'll see you later, eh? How can this little kid still hide things secretly? He is so dishonest... Later, this kid was so noisy that my eyes hurt (dog head). Then I realized that the writing style gradually deviated. It was not the story of a beautiful and obedient child as I imagined, but the story of a little madman. To be honest, the informant in the middle is a bit annoying to pick and choose, why is he so stupid and timid. Until I saw the ending, wow, that's awesome! He is so awesome! He is so handsome! ! The Mu Qiang gene engraved in people's bones makes me like him so much. He is no longer as unreasonable as he was when he was a child. He is smart and powerful. Who doesn't love him? The other thing is us wolf cubs. Is there anyone who doesn't like us wolf cubs? No! Loved him since he was a child. It's great, but it's such a tragedy. At least the little blind man can still know his parents. He didn't even mention them, as if he was born by a wolf. Although he is free and the wolf is very good to him, he must have suffered a lot of injuries as a human being integrated into the wolf pack. It's so distressing. Fortunately, he became stronger later and became a wolf. He walked in the opposite direction and pointed at himself, he was so handsome, so handsome! Having said that, if you hate picking up, that's right. It proves that the author's portrayal is really good. If a blind child who was abandoned since childhood can still be very sensible, then it is really biased. The author really portrayed pick up's side of the world very well, so he left such a deep impression on us. But when I think about them being tricked into making chess pieces, my chest really hurts with anger. I want the New Alliance to die! ! Finally, I love this story so much and their entanglement with the wolves. It's so heart-warming. I hope everyone who reads this story can be happy.

Every character is struggling between life and death, freedom and imprisonment. The cruel and pure world view in the natural desert is shocking. The interdependent love between Jian and Zhou Yun is moving. Every life is growing and constantly breaking through themselves. The story in the desert ends with freedom, and the mysteries in the steel city are still buried under the rust. Wang Ba and the new alliance, Yang Yu and Qi Zhou, Yin Sheng and Chi Shu, as well as the bloody, hypocritical and inhumane upper echelon of the base, the tip of the iceberg revealed in the dark night makes the situation more complicated and confusing, but everyone is rising up for love. No one can define whether the future is promising, but now it is in their own hands.

In fact, my first thought when I saw the whale skeleton was that it could be used as a snake climbing frame.

At the end of the story, I feel that Dou's writings are all realistic. The story is exciting, the characters are full, and the tension is as strong as ever, but the excitement is not that great. Some plots did make me feel a little stomachache, but they are still reasonable. First of all, it must be a problem of misaligned growth. Zhou Yun grew up very early and very fast, while Song Xian grew up very late. Although I don't think it's a big deal, this inevitably led to many people being dissatisfied with Xian... It's a shame, poor little Xian - after all, Lang Yun didn't want Xianxian to grow up in the early stage (not to blame our naked butt attack). Secondly, maybe Bendou's message involves the nihility of war, the oppression of power, brainwashing, lies, sacrifice, and fighting. Everyone has lost themselves in the fight and has become a "toy" and a chess piece for the upper class. It has always been particularly helpless and tragic. And unlike other cool novels, the vagueness weakens some of the sinister darkness and malice, so it feels particularly... Frustrating to read. (I read the guide first and then the Sentinel. I had basically the same feeling about both books, and the guide's article didn't feel satisfying enough in the end) But the process itself is very real. In this absurd situation, everyone, as "imperfect human beings", are stimulated by various factors, and ultimately pursue freedom, awaken their consciousness, and resist. It can be regarded as a hymn to mankind with a sense of utopia. I like Doujiang very much. I have read all of Doujiang's paid articles. I hope Doujiang can become more famous and famous, and more people will read the books he writes. ——22.11.05

Although many things about the mobile base are not clear, Brother Xiaolang and Xian will always belong to the desert and do not need to figure out human affairs. I like this story very much

After watching the guide, I looked back at the sentry. I felt very distressed and sad about Chi Meiren's attitude towards 77 now. It's hard to imagine that they were such good friends before.

In the middle and later stages, I have no idea what is called...[Splitting] is a waste of time.

After reading it, leave a claw and climb over the wall to see next door. The guide will not cry.