Before He Was Crowned King III

To be honest, I really didn't feel that it was Danmei. There weren't many emotional lines. The plot was really exciting, but the ending always felt a bit rushed. Many people's endings were vaguely brushed off. It's a good story, but not the best.

Before he was crowned king. Before Sheen was crowned king, it turned out to be a story like this. So everything still did not go against the prophecy or destiny. The goddess of the East had dreamed of Sheen's coronation as early as when she was at White Dove Sacred Garden. Sheen has never believed in the fate of "God's Visit to the Throne" and has been trying to change fate, but wasn't fate already set by the world from the beginning? Everything is pushing Sheen to change his false "destiny", but in fact Sheen is walking on the trajectory of his true destiny. From the very beginning, changing his identity and escaping from Alex's shadow must have been his destiny. If both Raphael and Helaire want Sheen to survive, then they have already set it in advance from the time they wrote the book "The God's Visit to the Throne" and came to the Rose Manor to sign a contract with Sheen. Raphael formulated a series of fates to wait for Sheen to reveal the truth at different times, collapse, and then enter the next "destiny" that seemed to change, while Heller self-destructed the divine core, sealed off his memory, and stood with him in the same camp beside Sheen, giving him strength and guiding him towards the set destiny. Just because Raphael and Helaire wanted to fight against fate and the predetermined ending, they had to save Sheen and let him live and change their fate. But wasn't this going from one strange circle to another? Wanting to fight against fate, he inadvertently set the fate of others. Others also have the heart to change their destiny. Sheen didn't know the truth until the last moment. Isn't this the real injustice? Sheen is the one who has been kept in the dark. He has been trying to escape his fate, but in the end he is still stuck in it? What he pursues is true freedom and sobriety, not a predetermined fate. Whether it's being crowned a king or becoming a god, it's not fair. (Also: Hellaire should have retained at least part of the memory about Sheen's true identity (previous life), otherwise how could he treat Sheen so tolerantly and accommodatingly? Isn't this inconsistent with his identity as a devil and the memories he has retained? Of course, it can actually be explained if he still has the nature of being a person close to God. Fried cat. Hmm) Also: There is no intention to question or diss the author!!! Just a little excited!! It just feels like Sheen is a little less free. In the end, it feels like Sheen didn't break the glass shell of the world, which is a pity. And: What I said before and after are just my personal thoughts. Since there is no major update of "Coronation" from the author, I can only make wild guesses/ In fact, after watching the end, I felt that Raphael wrote the best and most realistic story. Although I felt that the character of Raphael was a bit illogical in the beginning, but after reading the full text, when I went back and looked through the memories of the endless abyss, I found that the logic makes sense!! It's round!! The conversation between Raphael and him in Helaire's memories completely corresponded to the truth behind it, but I was really confused at the time (I turned off the comments in order not to affect my train of thought). Raphael's train of thought is probably understandable. But on the contrary, it makes people feel that Heller's is a bit better, um, weird/ Even though he had obviously lost that memory, why did he still protect Xian as if he had a memory, and do things with such purpose? (Maybe I'm just overthinking) In fact, my favorite at the beginning was Mars. And actually, in the end, it felt like Heller and Sheen were more about bond than love. When I was watching it, I didn't choose this pairing because I felt that Sheen's feelings towards him were not quite like love. In fact, I think Sean's feelings for him and Mars are just another deep feeling rather than love. It feels like Sheen is not fit to fall in love with anyone. Even if he doesn't need love, there will be no real love. Because he has no passion for love, he only has bonds with these people. He is so calm. I prefer that he might have been attracted to the prince during his academy days. Just a little bit. Because he was relatively fragile and immature at that time. Although he appeared to be very calm and self-possessed, he was actually more prone to emotional fluctuations. On the other hand, after I died once in the later period, I was too mature and didn't feel like I had too many emotional fluctuations. Every emotional ups and downs seems to be caused only by the fluctuation of fate and the fear of events beyond our control. Speaking of other people's opinions on him, it would be weird if Heller fell in love with him because of that incident in his previous life, and it would be weird to fall in love with him in this life. It is obvious that the two people only quarreled and bickered (occasionally) and were bound to live and die together, but falling in love just because of this does not have the unique passion of love!! On the other hand, looking at the prince, Sheen could strongly feel his love and attachment to him. So it's normal to have at least a little attention and accommodation, and it should be a little touching to see someone who once loved you hurt, vulnerable, or even die for you. This kind of touch is different from the touch of fetters. It is not calm but fluctuating and shocking. After all, this is the first time that an unloved person knows that he is loved so passionately. Even though he later found out that he was loved, he was a different first after all. It's a bit much to say. In fact, to sum up what I wanted to say but not say, the truth is that Sheen broke too many rules for Mars, the first kiss, the first oath of allegiance, the first time someone leaned on his shoulder, the first time he made a bet with the gods for others... The false and the real, mixed together, there will always be a moment, it will be true. I still regret coming too late. I didn't discover this article at the first time. To be honest, it was the most mind-bending drama I've seen in the past year. Because the others can more or less be guessed at, but a lot of this one really didn't expect the plot development. At least for a moment, I hoped that Sheen would break Diniya's prophecy and at least keep Ornis. I guessed that Mars would die and Raphael would die, but I was completely stunned when Ornis died. Who would have thought that such a good little princess would die? Then I desperately hoped that Mars would not die. Finally, when Raphael died, I remembered that Ivan was still there. That's almost it, huh. I really like every character in this article. Most of them are flesh-and-blood, very logical, and very real. Speaking of which, Alex and Lillian are also well-written characters, as are Kaysen, Gray, Lambert, etc. I'm looking forward to watching "The Deadly Hunter". If you have time, you won't miss it this time! (It actually took me two hours to write, help)

It feels like the ending is a bit... Sheen has done so much before, in order to kill gods, but in the end it ended up being like that. His story is undoubtedly tragic, he is unhappy, he is lonely. When I saw the ending, I didn't feel that Xian loved anyone. Although Maomao was a little special (because he cared about Maomao's life and death), he only cared about it, not love. Xian didn't love anyone. But I hope he can fall in love with someone later, no matter who.

??? I just have a lot of question marks. The first two parts were so well written. Why is Part 3 like this? I really don't understand. It's too hasty. Now we urgently need a pair of eyes that have never seen Part 3 [angry]

I felt that the last one was rushed because I was rushing for the plot. Compared with the first two parts, the writing was a lot less polished and noteworthy. Everyone's emotional journey was not very clear, and I was actually not very satisfied with the big boss. Alas... Forget it, the first two parts were still very interesting.

Can I look forward to "After He's Crowned Queen" 23333

Mars... My prince... My heart hurts so much

I finished reading three of them in three days in a row. More than 80% of them were very exciting stories that I liked very much. Until Sheen launched the coup... The plot started to run like a wild horse. Although it was indeed very unconventional and unexpected, it was also very exciting from a certain perspective, but it gave me a very different feeling from the first half. The separation, the clear main line also suddenly collapsed... I noticed the emotional line of Helaire from the beginning, and the bond between the two gods and Sheen was also foreshadowed, but obviously there are echoes in so many foreshadowings, but I just felt uncomfortable watching it... I feel that the plot rhythm of this part is much faster than the previous two parts. To be honest, I can't understand Sheen according to the author's logic, but starting from the coup, Sheen's character in my heart collapsed a bit. There is a feeling that everything has been explained but it stopped abruptly, like a lump in the throat [Hold your chin] [Hold your chin] I like many characters in this book very much, and the author created them very well. Maybe it is the same as the fate of the theme. In the later process, I really felt that fate is unpredictable. The little princess Ornish died like that, including Parker's hurried exit, Mars' death of illness... Everything was foreshadowed and made sense, but it was too sudden, everything took a turn for the worse... Okay, I am a little speechless. I don't know what to say. I really like the first and second parts of Coronation, and the third part has almost filled the previous pit, but the perception is a bit high and low. However, no matter what, I still like this story. Not all important characters have to make a great exit. Important characters may also die silently or even not worth mentioning. So Diniya's words have indeed come true. Only Ivan is left in the Salfeld family, and everyone else has died. Ahhhhhhhh this is the kind of ending where the author has carefully filled in his foreshadowing and pitfalls, but I just can't get enough of it no matter how I read it. I still think the pacing from the coup is a bit too fast and abrupt, but let's finish it with the flowers []

I finished reading all three movies in three days without stopping. I feel like Raphael's line would be better if it were more fleshed out. In the third film, Raphael's two fights with the protagonist were both crushing. His feelings for the protagonist and his journey were almost hastily explained at the end, which is a pity. There is no foreshadowing about the fall of God the Father, and the setting of the final reveal stage is pouring out. As a reader, I also speeded up the reading, and I felt a sense of loss... Similar to the feeling that you have to get up when you are halfway through shit () Another point is that the NPC emotional drama is a bit too long, one is raw, two is familiar, and three is tired, and the protagonist's father has no trace of micro-management, and does not leave a suspenseful tail for the text. As long as it is piled on him in the end (yes, I did it all, I have to reveal it first like a standard villain BOSS). The father is against the son, and the father is against the son. This mirror-like relationship involves six people. It would be better to explain it in the final chapter (in the form of a fantasy, or a double line, the game of three fathers and sons in the sky versus the game of three fathers and sons on the ground), rather than the father and god who become Norman puppets versus the three.

After understanding the plot, for me as a reader, it is already very good to know the ups and downs of so many characters. Although, even though I knew that this had all been arranged long ago, I was still surprised by how hastily the plots of Sheen, Heller, and Raphael (and some others) ended. I like the character of Sheen very much, I like that he is not influenced by anyone, always insists on himself, and has a complex and diverse personality, and I like his charm. Thank you to the author for bringing this book and this wonderful story. I think that no matter what the ending happens, it is not unexpected, but I still firmly believe that Sheen has the power to defeat everything. Just like my evaluation two years ago - he is a strange person. He has such a perception that transcends reason, which makes me feel that this character is a living person.