Stone-Hearted

In fact, at the beginning, I just felt regretful. Some people stumbled forward on this road for what they wanted in their hearts. Whether it was misunderstanding or concealment, all the plots and emotions were heavy. But as long as I think of the specific development, I actually don't feel very sad. This is normal. It will happen. I will regret it, but I will never think it is a tragic story. But with this extra story, the system, as a miracle, I always think that it has the most severe pain in it. It has hope, but gives up hope. It is a system that has feelings and chooses to hide it. It is a creature that is one step away from becoming a human being. Maybe my point about be is strange, but in short, the joys and sorrows of human beings are ordinary after all, even the most tragic stories are always like that. After all, humans are complex. But for such a simple species, it makes "mistakes" from the beginning of its choice, and has no chance to grow in the end. I feel deeply sad for it, probably to the extent that I have a little doubt about the possibility of life...

Four young men initially promised a vision of a prosperous future, but one was intoxicated by imperial power, one had his family ruined and deceived himself, one gave up his dream to protect the frontier, and one tried to stay and endure injustice. Initially, I thought it was quite a knife, but after reading the author's introduction, and thinking about it later, he finally had the opportunity to use his own strength to find the kindness in his heart, which is not a kind of satisfaction. As fairy tale as it is at the beginning, the ending will be as cruel as it is. If life is just like the first meeting, why is the autumn wind sad like a painting fan? How rare it is to be consistent. It is precisely because it is difficult that it is rare. If it is rare, it becomes precious. If it is seen more, it becomes ordinary. If you think about it from another perspective, the emperor who was obsessed with power, betrayed his original intention and was greedy for pleasure, and ended up with the country and family ruined will definitely not be much better. The ninth admiral who deceived himself and others and willing to be the enemy's running dog will not be much better. The general dreamed of ruining his family, but in the future he ascended to the throne and worked hard to become a prosperous and wise king. The future has a brilliant future. The system loses its humanity and is forced to be formatted, but it has the opportunity to possess humanity and can meet the person it wants and die with him. As for the protagonist, his dream is to destroy the country but he has the opportunity and changes the reality. In the end, he seeks benevolence and gets benevolence. If you think about it, the bad guys will get the consequences they deserve, and the good guys will also have another happy ending. Isn't this the ending of justice defeating evil? (Trying to comfort)

It is not the four changed young men who have been killed, but a system that wants to find a host that suits itself and that it likes very much. Its emergence is a miracle. This miracle can just find an unsuitable but capable person as a host. Maybe the miracle will continue to exist, but it wants to find the host that it likes.

The emperor, the general, the ministers, and the counselors, none of them wanted this ending at first. The prince also worried about the people's livelihood, the general valued family ties above all else, and the ministers also had justice in their hearts, but the counselors remained the same. But except for the emperor, everyone else was forced by reality. How can this not be frustrating?

What a cool piece of abuse! Except for the system, the task itself is unreasonable. Without empathy, people have lost their weaknesses. They have clearly lost their humanity. The headquarters is clearly a villain. He must be lying if he says the world is false. And the feeling when signing the contract was not right. This world might be the original world of the protagonist, and in his last life he was so unwilling to do anything because he couldn't do anything without this special soul, so he almost lost his soul for so long. It's great that he can do something in this life. Cause and effect, since there is cause and effect, then the headquarters will always be overthrown - and a soul worthy of his heart like the protagonist will definitely help with this.

The system dedicated a once-in-a-lifetime miracle to its owner

Liyou is summer, and summer in Qinghai is a wave in the green, a cloud in the blue, and a wisp of rain in the smoke. It is the sparkling plum wine, the willow catkins twisted between the fingertips, the fine snow falling between the eyebrows, and the blooming lisianthus in the heart. (Only my personal opinion)

I think the idiom "things are different and people are different" is a perfect way to describe this article.

To be away from worries is to be happy and worry-free. I hope that he will be care-free and away from sorrow. Unexpectedly, the world is impermanent. In the end, he will not get rid of it. This is a trick of fate.

Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo? Is there really no good if line for everyone? What kind of knife spirit do you have?