Bonus Extra
He Yan x Wu Tuo
He Yan thinks life is meaningless, living is meaningless, and even dying is meaningless, until the assassination attempt.
He thinks the attempt is just a minor incident in a power struggle.
Who would have guessed that the next morning, the assassin who had attacked with ruthless precision and aimed for his vitals would be delivered to his door in a white-and-gold uniform, bound by the System?
The major general speaks in a soft, gentle voice, his eyelashes trembling and his cheeks flushed. "Although ours is a marriage imposed by the state, being your husband is the greatest honor of my life. I've dreamed of it, and I want it with all my heart."
His words are earnest, his voice quavers at the end, and he looks bashful.
But in He Yan's memory, last night this guy did nothing but choke him or kick him in the head.
This isn't like being assigned an ATM. It's more like having a time bomb delivered to his door.
One that can kill.
He Yan hates trouble and is about to refuse to sign.
The major general's eyes fill with tears. "I have plenty of honors, lots and lots of money in the bank, and an estate back home. We have thousands of aircraft. I can sing and dance, and I can keep you entertained when you're bored. I'm endlessly patient, my housekeeping skills are maxed out, and I can give you all the emotional support you need. Please marry me..."
He Yan's hand stops just as he's about to refuse. It's not for any particular reason. He just thinks the major general seems like a good, impressive guy.
Later, He Yan discovers that this guy isn't just useless at keeping house and entertaining him. He can't even wash a bowl, though he's an expert at wrecking the place.
And not just any wrecking. The kind where one blast blows the roof clean off.
Ha, he bought a fake.
Their daily life is chaotic. One trips the other, the other hits back.
Wu Tuo is always up to some underhanded trick, while He Yan bounces back every time.
Then He Yan dies.
Wu Tuo becomes moody and tyrannical, his fearsome reputation spreading across the entire galaxy.
Until one day, a person kneeling on the ground looks up. His familiar manner, cold expression, and gloomy eyes are enough to make the notorious ruler of the stars take a step back.
Wu Tuo is at a loss. His usually cold lips press together, his face full of hurt.
How could you be so cruel to your fragile wife?
(Teary cat face, sulking.jpg)
You are my only anchor in this rotten world.
Theme: A god who does nothing, and a lonely martyr.
I originally thought he was more controlled, but after reading this book, I realized that I am biased towards the person who gives more emotionally. It is really good to attack him. At the beginning, he had no scruples or weaknesses, which only people have when being beaten, and he was very good to Shou. Even when he was beaten and he doubted him, he still loved him. I don't understand why Shou doesn't cherish him and why he needs to find a substitute. No matter whether you have a real relationship or not, this is a kind of betrayal. Love is mutual, not Gong who has been tolerating Shou. It feels like Shou has ignored his own ability to show off his strength throughout the whole process. Gong has always tried his best to help him. Although this is a book, this is Shou's responsibility. You should also consider Gong. I hope the extra chapter will be written.
He Yan deserves better. I can understand Shou's determination to resist oppression in that situation. His success in the book was achieved by himself despite suffering, but this success was achieved with the help of He Yan. He Yan lost his life for him, but he found a substitute after He Yan died. His love for He Yan was not all love, but more reliance on He Yan's ability. He Yan himself is longing and afraid of love, so there is the initial compulsion and the endless compromises later. He Yan has nothing to do with the Zerg itself. For him, he is trapped in it again and again, which has no benefit and will be counterproductive. He Yan may need a traditional Zerg female to live in the Zerg. She is partial to He Yan, and it is also his cure. Wutan has no problem resisting the Zerg female for himself, but he should not involve He Yan. Taking a step back, even if He Yan is involved, why is there no preference for He Yan after he has succeeded? Instead, he is a cheap stand-in, cheap and disgusting, and he thinks he is a love saint.
Can I ask for an if line be extra chapter where He Yan completely dies? He felt that He Yan was too tired. He should no longer carry so much and give up so many compromises. He needed eternal peace. Even when I see this, I don't feel that he is loved. He is like a child abandoned by everyone. Apart from a tired eternity, he is always forced to compromise. Even the love he finally had did not put him first, and even he was only an option that could always be given up. He is too tired of loving and living is too difficult. Maybe a complete death will allow him to gain peace and ordinaryness. I really would rather he had never encountered love, at least he still had the final persistence without encountering love. Now he has nothing, and he may not even be free anymore, because love has made him shackles. I want him to be happy, but I can't see his happiness.
I don't think Shou was successful. He overthrew one deformed society but established another deformed society, and pushed He Yan away. He seemed to have escaped his fate, but his savior's tool-man's thinking remained unchanged.
I really want to ask why? Why should He Yan tolerate and protect everything? Even if it's over, will you still be hurt? Why?
Jump out of this world and let He Yan go home. Let He Yan return to the human family on earth with his parents. Don't worry about Shou and the Zerg anymore. It's time for him to rest. He deserves to be healed, not depressed.
Also, I'm a little confused. Did He Yan compromise with Tiandao? I always think it's something that makes people sad. QAQ
The above is my personal opinion. I have no other meaning. I just feel sorry for his misfortune and will not fight with him when I am angry. A wise man will not fall in love. This is a wise saying.
Finally, as a digression, I am so angry that I want to write a fanfic...
Finally there is a side story. . I had a myocardial infarction after reading the main text. I hope the extra chapter will give me a hard chase into my husband's crematorium. The real crematorium is better.
Tell your baby to practice your parents' signatures by yourself (doge, for example, my parents have never seen my test papers since I was a child. The reason is that the teaching methods are different and we don't take exams)
As an attacker and controller, I accept be in my heart
Don't you know how to sign it yourself? If you don't know how, come to Auntie, and Auntie will hold you and sign it.
Just wish them happiness, at least stop torturing them. I'm more curious... He Yan is a god and Xiao Wu is an insect. What is the child of the two? Moreover, their lives are not equal. If Xiao Wu dies, won't He Yan have no followers? Does Xiao Wu control a god by himself? Magical unfolding. There is also a question that I have actually been ignoring, which is whether Wuyou should be the Raider first or Wuyou first?
Wow, it's really well written in big letters, but it's just that I looked too much at myocardial infarction before, so now it feels unrealistic to explain Shou's efforts.
I think this relationship should really be reconsidered. In the final analysis, we have three different views. If we can't agree on the three views, the only way is to break up.
I originally thought he was more controlled, but after reading this book, I realized that I am biased towards the person who gives more emotionally. It is really good to attack him. At the beginning, he had no scruples or weaknesses, which only people have when being beaten, and he was very good to Shou. Even when he was beaten and he doubted him, he still loved him. I don't understand why Shou doesn't cherish him and why he needs to find a substitute. No matter whether you have a real relationship or not, this is a kind of betrayal. Love is mutual, not Gong who has been tolerating Shou. It feels like Shou has ignored his own ability to show off his strength throughout the whole process. Gong has always tried his best to help him. Although this is a book, this is Shou's responsibility. You should also consider Gong. I hope the extra chapter will be written.
He Yan deserves better. I can understand Shou's determination to resist oppression in that situation. His success in the book was achieved by himself despite suffering, but this success was achieved with the help of He Yan. He Yan lost his life for him, but he found a substitute after He Yan died. His love for He Yan was not all love, but more reliance on He Yan's ability. He Yan himself is longing and afraid of love, so there is the initial compulsion and the endless compromises later. He Yan has nothing to do with the Zerg itself. For him, he is trapped in it again and again, which has no benefit and will be counterproductive. He Yan may need a traditional Zerg female to live in the Zerg. She is partial to He Yan, and it is also his cure. Wutan has no problem resisting the Zerg female for himself, but he should not involve He Yan. Taking a step back, even if He Yan is involved, why is there no preference for He Yan after he has succeeded? Instead, he is a cheap stand-in, cheap and disgusting, and he thinks he is a love saint.
Can I ask for an if line be extra chapter where He Yan completely dies? He felt that He Yan was too tired. He should no longer carry so much and give up so many compromises. He needed eternal peace. Even when I see this, I don't feel that he is loved. He is like a child abandoned by everyone. Apart from a tired eternity, he is always forced to compromise. Even the love he finally had did not put him first, and even he was only an option that could always be given up. He is too tired of loving and living is too difficult. Maybe a complete death will allow him to gain peace and ordinaryness. I really would rather he had never encountered love, at least he still had the final persistence without encountering love. Now he has nothing, and he may not even be free anymore, because love has made him shackles. I want him to be happy, but I can't see his happiness. I don't think Shou was successful. He overthrew one deformed society but established another deformed society, and pushed He Yan away. He seemed to have escaped his fate, but his savior's tool-man's thinking remained unchanged. I really want to ask why? Why should He Yan tolerate and protect everything? Even if it's over, will you still be hurt? Why? Jump out of this world and let He Yan go home. Let He Yan return to the human family on earth with his parents. Don't worry about Shou and the Zerg anymore. It's time for him to rest. He deserves to be healed, not depressed. Also, I'm a little confused. Did He Yan compromise with Tiandao? I always think it's something that makes people sad. QAQ The above is my personal opinion. I have no other meaning. I just feel sorry for his misfortune and will not fight with him when I am angry. A wise man will not fall in love. This is a wise saying. Finally, as a digression, I am so angry that I want to write a fanfic...
Finally there is a side story. . I had a myocardial infarction after reading the main text. I hope the extra chapter will give me a hard chase into my husband's crematorium. The real crematorium is better.
Tell your baby to practice your parents' signatures by yourself (doge, for example, my parents have never seen my test papers since I was a child. The reason is that the teaching methods are different and we don't take exams)
As an attacker and controller, I accept be in my heart
Don't you know how to sign it yourself? If you don't know how, come to Auntie, and Auntie will hold you and sign it.
Just wish them happiness, at least stop torturing them. I'm more curious... He Yan is a god and Xiao Wu is an insect. What is the child of the two? Moreover, their lives are not equal. If Xiao Wu dies, won't He Yan have no followers? Does Xiao Wu control a god by himself? Magical unfolding. There is also a question that I have actually been ignoring, which is whether Wuyou should be the Raider first or Wuyou first?
Wow, it's really well written in big letters, but it's just that I looked too much at myocardial infarction before, so now it feels unrealistic to explain Shou's efforts.
I think this relationship should really be reconsidered. In the final analysis, we have three different views. If we can't agree on the three views, the only way is to break up.