[Pinned] Old and new give way to each other, but history goes on. Ancient relics fade into the distance, and eras pass away. The countless rumors around town, the many records in documents and books, all become things of the past. Games are no different. Told in first person, with lots of dull dialogue and melodramatic lines. It won't make your heart flutter. There are only three endings:
1. Happy End (HE)
2. Bad End (BE)
3. True End (TE)
Reader advisories (things to watch out for):
1. A short, incomplete story (?) Enter at your own risk. Written to make up for past regrets.
2. Mainly upbeat, with some sadness. The theme is clichéd. Plot comes first, romance second.
3. The characters may be out of character, there are many author-created details, and the author's notes are annotations. The research is not rigorous.
4. This is the heroine's story. She is a slow burn, and has difficulty understanding her own emotions.
5. The three endings exist independently, with no overlap. They can be treated as alternate timelines.
6. Making a fuss over nothing: the author got into this story three years ago, then learned that this browser game had been around for six years. Knowing how hard it is to keep loving something, how the heyday in China cannot return, and how the reach of overseas players falls short, the history of both sides settled in the author's heart, eventually bringing a sense of melancholy. So the author put these thoughts and feelings into the story, with no need to tell the world or be known by anyone.
Theme: Growth.
Let me find a similar anime character as a metaphor. Just like Violet in "Violet Evergarden", she is also a monster and a tool. They are both transforming from "non-human" to human. But Violet transformed faster because there were people who loved her and people around her were helping her. As an automatic diary doll, she also needed to communicate frequently with people and listen to their voices. Let's look at the heroine again. She has been almost isolated from the world for three years, and she has not even said a word to say that someone is in love with her. At present, it is difficult for me to find someone who purely loves her, and she has no strong desire to support her to break the cage of self-restriction. (Purely subjective, no malice, I'm sorry if it offended)
Gosick! Ah!!! I just said that the setting becomes more and more familiar the more I watch it. I really like this animation! The mother-daughter love between Victoria's mother and Victoria! The beautiful monster finally left that land, and the blond goblin finally found the black-haired God of Death and knocked me to death!
I cried to death. My mother never appeared in front of me in the text from beginning to end, but she was everywhere. This is maternal love.
The bond between mother and daughter is so touching! And Hasebe is finally back
Good guy Gosick, this is the classic "monster that doesn't grow up", with blond hair, a child-like body, extraordinary reasoning ability, and the disappearance/death of his mother (it's been so long since I watched it that I can't remember much)
It feels... So contradictory. A person's growth from childhood to adulthood, even if he has never been educated, cannot be completely without emotional fluctuations. A person's character is related to the environment in which he grew up. In other words, a human being with a normal mental state and who has not been abused is naturally curious and kind towards strangers. Moreover, the heroine has expressed different emotions towards her mother, sister and seniors. Such a state of zero emotional intelligence is a bit strange... Only people without desires would be in this state, but she obviously has desires. Of course, there is also the possibility that she is not a human being, not a three-dimensional life form.
I cried so hard, but I really like the ending of this be
I really like this character and this article.
The writing is so profound, I like it so much~
Wow wow wow, I really like my wife's article!!!