The Art of Fate

Wow wow wow, super, super good story, I was shocked by the quality that is completely out of proportion to the number of collections! I don't even know where I found it, but I'm so lucky to have seen Lynn and Greenough! Although I can't help but comment a lot along the way, I still want to leave a long comment. I hope you don't find me annoying~ Really, very, very good story. It has a very curious beginning, reveals hatred and mystery, and turns to healing and redemption at the end, which is very complete. I think the coolest thing is that I was so nervous watching it from beginning to end! Especially suspenseful! Generally speaking, people who read novels can always guess a thing or two about the direction of the novel, so they won't be so nervous, but this one is really amazing. The plot of the novel will always develop in the direction of Murphy's Law, and I think it will, but I still can't help but hope for the protagonist that it won't happen like that. On the one hand, I really feel sorry for the protagonists, and on the other hand, Da Da always leaves a vague possibility in the description, which makes people hope that the development may be different. And when you should be most unlucky in a dramatic way, you will be lucky in a dramatic way (especially the one where you fall into the starlight hhh), which is very magical and full of surprises all the time. The overall story was also well paced and seemed like a journey of forgiveness to me. At first, I followed the perspective of the protagonist, wanting to know what happened to them, sympathizing with their injustice, feeling resentment and hatred for them. Then the plot went all the way to compromise, which was very realistic. I followed the protagonist and felt that I couldn't calm down, but I couldn't help it. Revenge is useless. They cannot direct their hatred at the innocent citizens of Olsztyn. There are more important things in front of them, so they have to put down some hatred and cooperate. This is not letting go, but there seems to be no better solution. In the end, the harm can only be licked by the victim with difficulty. But when I was desperate and felt like I just had to accept it, the story also gave me a surprise. They snatched the fallen starlight and took it to Ilya New City, but Olsztyn managed to survive the disaster by himself and with help. It was really great, a perfect closed loop! There was a little tit-for-tat, but no innocents were sacrificed. After this episode, I really felt like the protagonist, and I felt like I could let go of my initial anger. It was a very difficult process. The protagonist and I felt the pain of hatred and unwillingness to become an unreasonable perpetrator, and then we saw the exit of redemption together. The protagonist chooses to be selfish when he should be indifferent and selfish, and is gentle when he should be gentle. It is really good. There is no aggrieved feeling or discomfort like the Virgin protagonist, but there is the heaviness and thinking of reality, and true letting go. Then start the last one, no worries, no more hesitations and barriers, let's go all out to save the world together, it's really good. The supporting characters are also well written. The protagonists and Lucas, who is basically the villain, are each round characters, very three-dimensional, with their own behavioral logic and goals. I've actually always disliked Amos. I feel like he's the same person as Lucas, but he just doesn't happen to be a complete enemy of the protagonist. If given the right scene, he would do exactly the same thing as Lucas. But in the end, when the gap in the world was opened, it was also very three-dimensional, a character that I couldn't like but also couldn't hate, a Lucas who didn't have time to become completely hostile. The most amazing thing is actually little girl Bella! This character is so awesome! In essence, she is a complete accessory. They don't take her with them when doing important things, so she just keeps studying potions in the corner. But in a sense, I think she is the soul of this story, a little girl who has always wanted to get out of the disordered area and see civilization. Her existence portrays the value of civilization more vividly than those scientists. She just hopes to go out and have knowledge. Only with knowledge can she have the opportunity to make choices. This small and backward desire overlaps with the entire world's grand efforts to fight against the disordered area. The power of civilization and technology has caused the decline of mages and harmed the protagonists. They are more comfortable in the disordered area, but every time they look at Bella, their kindness makes sense~ Finally, I want to complain about the copywriting cp, the aesthetics of violence hhhhhh I never expected that the aesthetics of violence is interpreted like this: except being the best in the world, I can't do anything. But it's actually quite good. The protagonist is not that powerful and often needs to stumble and struggle. The scientific research relies entirely on the scientific team. But precisely in this way, the story becomes more profound and realistic from the protagonist's solo show. Crazy praise and wish you better and better~ I love it so much~

You and I just refuse to admit it, Kawah

Amos, you seem to have been snatched away (bushi)

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hurry up! !

"The more I think about it, the more I look forward to it", you boy [milk tea]

Seeing Olsztyn come out to apologize again, I suddenly thought of the daughter of Lin En's mentor. In addition to Lin En and Greenough, Olsztyn should also owe her a lot. She lost her loved ones in the best years, and spent her whole life hating the people who should not be hated the most due to deception. Her life originally had a glorious scientific research return. In her first life, Tuantu will be a cute and talented girl who grew up in love, instead of holding on to hatred at the end of her life but finding out that she was in the wrong person. If Linn dies due to her efforts, it will be regretful. The truth about the serious magic storm will come sooner or later. If Linn is not dead, she will have no way to take revenge. I feel utter regret. (Thinking on a whim)

Come on, why are the two so cute?

WwwwwThe little lovers are sticky! Delicious!

A very special book, Narcissus, two worlds, just like a person who has taken a fork in the road and can meet again later. It's great.

I feel like I have to rely on Greenough's power this time. It seemed like Greenough was not affected by that one before.