Mainly to watch the story of Liu Ye, the great grandfather of the male and female protagonists in "Blood of Soldiers". Because the power of Nanzhu in "Soldiers" was transformed by him, making him a god-like person. In this story, he is a loyal dog man, because the first person he saw after the ant queen gave birth to him was the heroine Du Bing, so he followed her life and death and learned human emotions, especially love.
But because I know that Du Bing died and Liu Ye escaped into seclusion in "Blood of Soldiers", I feel a little sad to see their love-hate relationship in this article, because the heroine Mao and Nanzhu cannot live forever together... Wow, but it is also because of this shortcoming that Liu Ye transformed Gaia in "Blend of Soldiers and Blood" so that he and Xingxing can share life and death. It is the perfect and happy love of the younger generation that more and more supports the poignancy of the apocalyptic love in this article. I comfort myself in my heart, at least in this article they are the happiest!
Of course, as Shui's first post-apocalyptic novel, this article is slightly lacking in narrative compared to the subsequent "Dan Sheng" and "Blood of Soldiers and Blood". The plot description is somewhat delayed and disconnected, the storyboard of the story development is somewhat confusing, and some characters are also unclear. But none of this detracts from the deep love between the male and female protagonists as they struggle to survive in that cruel apocalypse, and the love between the male and female protagonists without any sadness. Very nice, recommended. I'm looking forward to Shui's new work "Sister Is Not a Human Being"!
After watching it, even though all the supporting actors are dead (or left), I still feel a little regretful and shed tears~
But I really think the subject matter is very attractive, and people can't help but watch it.
(Shui University asked me to watch it while working... I couldn't focus on working)
May I ask where is the locked chapter in Chapter 70
I couldn't hold it back and watched the ending not long after watching the beginning. . . Fortunately, okay, it should end with he.
In fact, you should read Apocalypse before reading Bing Xue. When reading the article, I always think of the final ending of Liu Ye and Bing, and I feel so sad that I can't bear it.
Even though I know the ending is he, I still feel a pang in my heart when I think that the heroine will die first in the end.
Great, I think the quality of your articles has gradually improved over time.
I have read so many of your articles, all of them are wonderful and interesting, but in my mind, the one who is the most beautiful and most attractive to me is my sister, so please update your articles as soon as possible!
Come on! I'll keep you in my collection.
Recently I discovered a new article by Shui Da, "Blood of Soldiers and Blood". Does it take place in the century after the Book of Revelation?
Also, do you have any plans to produce customized printing? I really want to collect Apocalypse and Dan Sheng!
From the fusion of soldiers and blood to this, Revelation is very beautiful. Forgive me for not praising it gorgeously. I haven't gone anywhere these days and I read Revelation every day. I decided to read Shui Tuling's other two completed articles while waiting for the update of Soldier Blood. Have a great Women's Day.
The following statement contains strong spoilers, so those who have not seen the ending should proceed with caution~
After recalling the plot in detail, I was surprised to find that there is an extremely weird rule for the heroine in the Book of Revelation, regarding the giving and receiving of the heroine and other people:
The first type, those who fall in love with the heroine and voluntarily devote themselves to it:
Xiao Yun:
Beginning: The heroine shows empathy to her in the laboratory, impressing Xiao Yun's lonely man's heart
Result: At the beginning of the story, he sacrificed himself for the heroine. After being resurrected, he repeatedly sacrificed his life to protect the heroine.
Payback: The heroine first determined that Xiao Yun was no longer Xiao Yun, and simply gave up the plan to save him. At the end, I saw that he still maintained his sanity, and I was "comforted" and happy for him. (Reader's question: So what exactly did you do for this man who devoted himself to you?
What? )
Ling Feng:
Beginning: By mistake, a boy who is strong on the outside but shy on the inside thinks of the heroine as the lover of his dreams.
Result: Protect the heroine all the way, sacrifice her life in the end without regrets
Payback: The heroine first rejected Ling Feng because he liked to play tricks (in fact, apart from hiding his affection in front of the heroine, Ling Feng was completely honest in other aspects, and it was hard to see where he was taking advantage of the heroine or where he was playing tricks). Later, he fell into his own crisis before he even had time to mourn his sacrifice. It is unclear whether he went to the grave to thank Ling Feng after the situation changed.
Du Xiaodi:
Beginning: All kinds of things, big and small, are all for my sister.
Result: Sacrificing life to save sister's life
Reward: Cried several times in the dream (this is considered the most affectionate and righteous expression of the heroine...)
Category 2: Pictorial gratitude for being favored by the heroine:
Winnie:
Beginning: The heroine feels she owes Angel, so she takes action to save Winnie.
Result: The heroine failed to take Winnie away and escaped by herself
Return: Winnie moved the heroine's heart and threatened Garcia with her life so that the heroine could escape smoothly
(Follow-up): Thanks to Garcia's proactive efforts, the heroine gets the chance to repay Winnie: deliver the baby.
Bella:
Beginning: The heroine meets Bella in crisis
Result: The heroine successfully rescued Bella
Return: During the city battle, Bella insisted on carrying the heroine on her back even though she was being chased by monsters, and finally everyone escaped successfully on the helicopter.
Ah shush:
Beginning: Rescued by Ling Feng and taken away by the heroine Fang
Result: City War Lieutenant General Ah Hush took the helicopter
Reward: Ah Hush played up the value of being rescued: flying a helicopter to escape the danger
Undersea monster pinned to a stone shelf:
Beginning: The heroine rescues the monster for other purposes (saving the people on the ship)
Result: Success
Reward: The monster followed the hero and heroine all the way, and took action at the critical moment to save the life of the hero and heroine.
Category 3: Helping the heroine for various purposes:
Rabbit and Dr. Rabbit Lover:
Beginning: The heroine drifts to the island and is rescued by a rabbit
Result: Rabbit tried his best to get the heroine out of danger for his lover's last wish
Return: The doctor's last wish is for the heroine to bring the research results to mankind. As a result, the heroine completely forgot that the research results/intelligent system became her personal property and even saved her life.
Last:
Beginning: Love the house and the bird, work hard to protect the heroine
Result: sacrificing himself against instinct for the heroine
Payback: The heroine angrily gets angry at the murderer Ling Feng for three seconds, and then is immersed in the joy of being reunited with the hero.
To sum up the rule of the heroine, this is: No matter what the reason is, as long as the heroine helps others, she will almost always get a reward from the other party regardless of her life, or even a tie at worst. On the contrary, regardless of their motives, those who objectively helped the heroine almost never received anything in return from her, and their expectations were met with failure. But subjectively no one thinks that the heroine is at fault (mainly because those who are qualified to accuse the heroine are dead...)
Looking up at the sky... I have read all the romance novels, and this is the first time I encountered such weird logic, interpersonal relationships, and destiny trajectories... I was amazed. Probably in troubled times, everything cannot be treated with common sense, haha.
It took me two days to read Apocalypse, and I felt... A little regretful that I devoured it at such a fast pace. It feels like it should be a grand and epic story, but because I read it too fast, many of the plots were rushed. As a result, I still didn't understand what jellyfish bodies and spores were by the penultimate chapter (wipe my sweat). I didn't understand how the temple was laid out to drive everyone to the holy land, and I didn't understand how the five god kings died. Alas, I missed a lot of wonderful points T_T
I came to read this article after watching Dan Sheng, so my mentality when reading this story was a bit subtle at the beginning. On the one hand, I was excited because I saw the legendary ant-butterfly tribe (especially my favorite Captain Rust XD). On the other hand, I saw the jellyfish causing so much misery to humans. When I thought that this disaster was actually caused by "beep--" (spoiler-proof), I felt as if I had overturned the sweet and sour soy sauce. I don't know what it tastes like...
In general, when I look at Dan Sheng with my left hand and the Book of Revelation with my right hand, I can only look up to the sky and sigh: Every family has scriptures that are difficult to recite. No matter whether technology is backward or advanced, whether the living circle is one planet or across galaxies, everyone has their own troubles to face - even the master of the universe (in egg) is no exception.
Okay, let's get to the point. It is said that there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, and the Apocalypse in Paw's personal eyes is this: If Dan Sheng's theme is to interpret the meaning of "pursuit of power" and "revenge" in a unified way, then the Apocalypse is to ask the answer to "what is a human being" through multiple discussions and experiments, which is reflected in the different life attitudes of people in different regions in the article.
There are two questions that most often confront people in this article: First, what is the definition of human beings? Does it count as having a human appearance? Does it count if it has the advanced intelligence and thinking of human beings? Or do you have human emotions that count? In the end, all three of the above situations appear among demons and non-human beings. Does this count as a human being? They even use human language to communicate!
Behind this question, it is actually asking, if human beings eliminate dissidents as an instinct for self-protection, then to what extent must the "other party" be similar to ourselves before we can safely count the other party as the same kind? Can we let go of our suspicion and sense of threat?
This kind of discussion has actually already begun in the romance between transvestites and transvestites written by writers a hundred years ago. What are the same kind, what are the aliens, and how to get along with each other have always been subjects that humans are exploring.
Related issues also include: The persistence of scientists who want to enhance human evolution constantly appears in the article. However, can humans who incorporate alien genes still be considered humans? Is it still the pure race that everyone is fighting to protect? Is it really worth losing and giving up things that originally belong to you in order to gain benefits?
However, this question is mostly considered by the big guys in Revelation. For most ordinary people who are struggling on the edge of life and death, the more common practical question they encounter is: Living in such a difficult and hard-working world at the end of the world, what is the right way to survive? Is it the law of the jungle? Is it to sacrifice one's life for others? Is it a cunning and deceptive approach, or is it an open and honest approach? Another example is Kofi, what if he is a "good person" who does "good things" to others, but encounters a "bad person" who "does bad things" to himself, and there is a violent conflict between belief and reality? (Playing self-destruction is not the answer no matter what, good children should not learn from it ><)
Regarding the second question, there are many clues in the details throughout the article, and readers can look for it slowly. Among them, I have to mention the small island of Aruba. In particular, the concept of "spiritual inheritance" mentioned by the captain is something I have never seen in apocalyptic literature. I have to say, this is a surprise! If the power of genes provides a powerful individual, then the spirit of passing on the fire from generation to generation is the foundation that supports the entire generation to endure hardships tenaciously. The real treasure of civilization does not lie in external materials or the formal heritage left by our ancestors, but in the inner spirit. As long as the spirit does not die, everything can be done again. (So, what kind of spirit is passed down is very important; if it is destructive, then the second batch of jellyfish will probably come to visit the earth again XD)
In the plot development part, I don't know if it's because I was too tired when reading the text, but I always felt that the book of Revelation seemed fragmented and not coherent in terms of the overall development. For example, what role does the Misty Island play? What is the source of Ling Feng's deep-seated hatred for the pervert uncle? What effect does dark energy have on the earth's disaster? (Have I been so distracted that I missed so much of the plot?!)
In terms of characters, it felt a bit hasty in the later stages; for example, Garcia, after Winnie gave birth, actually stayed on the same boat with Xiao Yun, the heroine and others. Logically speaking, it was impossible - even if she temporarily left the demon army to protect Winnie, there was no reason to mix with the mortal enemy humans (unless it was because Winnie needed to recuperate after giving birth and was not suitable for moving). And Lingfeng attacked Rust. If Rust hadn't thrown the ice, Ji, and Ice would have died. Could it be that Ling Feng was determined to kill Bing too? (Unless he knew Bing would be rescued?) As for Neo, the two lines he said before his death were quite interesting, but the scene before his death was more like the death of a thoroughly bad villain than the death of a complex tragic figure, which was a bit less desolate. There is nothing wrong with the writing, but there seems to be room for further exaggeration. (But this problem is perfectly solved in Dansheng)
The last thing I want to say is that the couple Liu Ye and Du Bing are actually very similar: they are both characters with great potential, but they are suppressed and beaten along the way. This is especially obvious for Liu Ye: despite carrying the title of king, he was beaten by Xiao Yun, beaten to the ground by the Blu-ray Queen, and even bullied by Du Xiaodi. As for Bing, she is the most "adrift" post-apocalyptic heroine I have ever seen - almost every encounter she encounters is passively involved in some incident, and she only activates her potential to survive the crisis when her survival is critical. The beginning of the story is waking up in a daze, and the end of the story is being dazed and being saved by everyone Orz
It can be said that this young couple stayed together despite the tribulation. In addition to their own efforts, people from all parties (for various reasons) also made indelible contributions to their protection and rescue. But until the end, it was rare to see them express gratitude to others - well, actually, it was because almost all the people who helped them died -_-!, Which the paw expresses deep regret for.
Conclusion
The two sister works Apocalypse and Dan Sheng are equally comparable in terms of grandeur and theme exploration, but in terms of character creation, layout mystery revelation, and scene presentation, Dan Sheng is smoother and easier to read. Obviously what the author learned from the Book of Revelation was well applied to Dan Sheng. Congratulations! Congratulations!
Sir author... You actually killed, Captain Rust~~
Cannon fodder is the most pitiful thing! It's not because it's a pity to die, but because the "kind" protagonist Men cried out in sorrow for his/her death and then fell in love again in the blink of an eye. It makes people feel how unworthy it is to sacrifice oneself to protect the master's supporting character Men ><
Oops, what happened in the end? Liu Ye is immortal, but will Du Bing die? Don't understand
I just realized that I was out, late, and so ashamed...
Mainly to watch the story of Liu Ye, the great grandfather of the male and female protagonists in "Blood of Soldiers". Because the power of Nanzhu in "Soldiers" was transformed by him, making him a god-like person. In this story, he is a loyal dog man, because the first person he saw after the ant queen gave birth to him was the heroine Du Bing, so he followed her life and death and learned human emotions, especially love. But because I know that Du Bing died and Liu Ye escaped into seclusion in "Blood of Soldiers", I feel a little sad to see their love-hate relationship in this article, because the heroine Mao and Nanzhu cannot live forever together... Wow, but it is also because of this shortcoming that Liu Ye transformed Gaia in "Blend of Soldiers and Blood" so that he and Xingxing can share life and death. It is the perfect and happy love of the younger generation that more and more supports the poignancy of the apocalyptic love in this article. I comfort myself in my heart, at least in this article they are the happiest! Of course, as Shui's first post-apocalyptic novel, this article is slightly lacking in narrative compared to the subsequent "Dan Sheng" and "Blood of Soldiers and Blood". The plot description is somewhat delayed and disconnected, the storyboard of the story development is somewhat confusing, and some characters are also unclear. But none of this detracts from the deep love between the male and female protagonists as they struggle to survive in that cruel apocalypse, and the love between the male and female protagonists without any sadness. Very nice, recommended. I'm looking forward to Shui's new work "Sister Is Not a Human Being"!
After watching it, even though all the supporting actors are dead (or left), I still feel a little regretful and shed tears~ But I really think the subject matter is very attractive, and people can't help but watch it. (Shui University asked me to watch it while working... I couldn't focus on working) May I ask where is the locked chapter in Chapter 70
I couldn't hold it back and watched the ending not long after watching the beginning. . . Fortunately, okay, it should end with he. In fact, you should read Apocalypse before reading Bing Xue. When reading the article, I always think of the final ending of Liu Ye and Bing, and I feel so sad that I can't bear it. Even though I know the ending is he, I still feel a pang in my heart when I think that the heroine will die first in the end. Great, I think the quality of your articles has gradually improved over time. I have read so many of your articles, all of them are wonderful and interesting, but in my mind, the one who is the most beautiful and most attractive to me is my sister, so please update your articles as soon as possible! Come on! I'll keep you in my collection.
Recently I discovered a new article by Shui Da, "Blood of Soldiers and Blood". Does it take place in the century after the Book of Revelation? Also, do you have any plans to produce customized printing? I really want to collect Apocalypse and Dan Sheng!
From the fusion of soldiers and blood to this, Revelation is very beautiful. Forgive me for not praising it gorgeously. I haven't gone anywhere these days and I read Revelation every day. I decided to read Shui Tuling's other two completed articles while waiting for the update of Soldier Blood. Have a great Women's Day.
The following statement contains strong spoilers, so those who have not seen the ending should proceed with caution~ After recalling the plot in detail, I was surprised to find that there is an extremely weird rule for the heroine in the Book of Revelation, regarding the giving and receiving of the heroine and other people: The first type, those who fall in love with the heroine and voluntarily devote themselves to it: Xiao Yun: Beginning: The heroine shows empathy to her in the laboratory, impressing Xiao Yun's lonely man's heart Result: At the beginning of the story, he sacrificed himself for the heroine. After being resurrected, he repeatedly sacrificed his life to protect the heroine. Payback: The heroine first determined that Xiao Yun was no longer Xiao Yun, and simply gave up the plan to save him. At the end, I saw that he still maintained his sanity, and I was "comforted" and happy for him. (Reader's question: So what exactly did you do for this man who devoted himself to you? What? ) Ling Feng: Beginning: By mistake, a boy who is strong on the outside but shy on the inside thinks of the heroine as the lover of his dreams. Result: Protect the heroine all the way, sacrifice her life in the end without regrets Payback: The heroine first rejected Ling Feng because he liked to play tricks (in fact, apart from hiding his affection in front of the heroine, Ling Feng was completely honest in other aspects, and it was hard to see where he was taking advantage of the heroine or where he was playing tricks). Later, he fell into his own crisis before he even had time to mourn his sacrifice. It is unclear whether he went to the grave to thank Ling Feng after the situation changed. Du Xiaodi: Beginning: All kinds of things, big and small, are all for my sister. Result: Sacrificing life to save sister's life Reward: Cried several times in the dream (this is considered the most affectionate and righteous expression of the heroine...) Category 2: Pictorial gratitude for being favored by the heroine: Winnie: Beginning: The heroine feels she owes Angel, so she takes action to save Winnie. Result: The heroine failed to take Winnie away and escaped by herself Return: Winnie moved the heroine's heart and threatened Garcia with her life so that the heroine could escape smoothly (Follow-up): Thanks to Garcia's proactive efforts, the heroine gets the chance to repay Winnie: deliver the baby. Bella: Beginning: The heroine meets Bella in crisis Result: The heroine successfully rescued Bella Return: During the city battle, Bella insisted on carrying the heroine on her back even though she was being chased by monsters, and finally everyone escaped successfully on the helicopter. Ah shush: Beginning: Rescued by Ling Feng and taken away by the heroine Fang Result: City War Lieutenant General Ah Hush took the helicopter Reward: Ah Hush played up the value of being rescued: flying a helicopter to escape the danger Undersea monster pinned to a stone shelf: Beginning: The heroine rescues the monster for other purposes (saving the people on the ship) Result: Success Reward: The monster followed the hero and heroine all the way, and took action at the critical moment to save the life of the hero and heroine. Category 3: Helping the heroine for various purposes: Rabbit and Dr. Rabbit Lover: Beginning: The heroine drifts to the island and is rescued by a rabbit Result: Rabbit tried his best to get the heroine out of danger for his lover's last wish Return: The doctor's last wish is for the heroine to bring the research results to mankind. As a result, the heroine completely forgot that the research results/intelligent system became her personal property and even saved her life. Last: Beginning: Love the house and the bird, work hard to protect the heroine Result: sacrificing himself against instinct for the heroine Payback: The heroine angrily gets angry at the murderer Ling Feng for three seconds, and then is immersed in the joy of being reunited with the hero. To sum up the rule of the heroine, this is: No matter what the reason is, as long as the heroine helps others, she will almost always get a reward from the other party regardless of her life, or even a tie at worst. On the contrary, regardless of their motives, those who objectively helped the heroine almost never received anything in return from her, and their expectations were met with failure. But subjectively no one thinks that the heroine is at fault (mainly because those who are qualified to accuse the heroine are dead...) Looking up at the sky... I have read all the romance novels, and this is the first time I encountered such weird logic, interpersonal relationships, and destiny trajectories... I was amazed. Probably in troubled times, everything cannot be treated with common sense, haha.
It took me two days to read Apocalypse, and I felt... A little regretful that I devoured it at such a fast pace. It feels like it should be a grand and epic story, but because I read it too fast, many of the plots were rushed. As a result, I still didn't understand what jellyfish bodies and spores were by the penultimate chapter (wipe my sweat). I didn't understand how the temple was laid out to drive everyone to the holy land, and I didn't understand how the five god kings died. Alas, I missed a lot of wonderful points T_T I came to read this article after watching Dan Sheng, so my mentality when reading this story was a bit subtle at the beginning. On the one hand, I was excited because I saw the legendary ant-butterfly tribe (especially my favorite Captain Rust XD). On the other hand, I saw the jellyfish causing so much misery to humans. When I thought that this disaster was actually caused by "beep--" (spoiler-proof), I felt as if I had overturned the sweet and sour soy sauce. I don't know what it tastes like... In general, when I look at Dan Sheng with my left hand and the Book of Revelation with my right hand, I can only look up to the sky and sigh: Every family has scriptures that are difficult to recite. No matter whether technology is backward or advanced, whether the living circle is one planet or across galaxies, everyone has their own troubles to face - even the master of the universe (in egg) is no exception. Okay, let's get to the point. It is said that there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, and the Apocalypse in Paw's personal eyes is this: If Dan Sheng's theme is to interpret the meaning of "pursuit of power" and "revenge" in a unified way, then the Apocalypse is to ask the answer to "what is a human being" through multiple discussions and experiments, which is reflected in the different life attitudes of people in different regions in the article. There are two questions that most often confront people in this article: First, what is the definition of human beings? Does it count as having a human appearance? Does it count if it has the advanced intelligence and thinking of human beings? Or do you have human emotions that count? In the end, all three of the above situations appear among demons and non-human beings. Does this count as a human being? They even use human language to communicate! Behind this question, it is actually asking, if human beings eliminate dissidents as an instinct for self-protection, then to what extent must the "other party" be similar to ourselves before we can safely count the other party as the same kind? Can we let go of our suspicion and sense of threat? This kind of discussion has actually already begun in the romance between transvestites and transvestites written by writers a hundred years ago. What are the same kind, what are the aliens, and how to get along with each other have always been subjects that humans are exploring. Related issues also include: The persistence of scientists who want to enhance human evolution constantly appears in the article. However, can humans who incorporate alien genes still be considered humans? Is it still the pure race that everyone is fighting to protect? Is it really worth losing and giving up things that originally belong to you in order to gain benefits? However, this question is mostly considered by the big guys in Revelation. For most ordinary people who are struggling on the edge of life and death, the more common practical question they encounter is: Living in such a difficult and hard-working world at the end of the world, what is the right way to survive? Is it the law of the jungle? Is it to sacrifice one's life for others? Is it a cunning and deceptive approach, or is it an open and honest approach? Another example is Kofi, what if he is a "good person" who does "good things" to others, but encounters a "bad person" who "does bad things" to himself, and there is a violent conflict between belief and reality? (Playing self-destruction is not the answer no matter what, good children should not learn from it ><) Regarding the second question, there are many clues in the details throughout the article, and readers can look for it slowly. Among them, I have to mention the small island of Aruba. In particular, the concept of "spiritual inheritance" mentioned by the captain is something I have never seen in apocalyptic literature. I have to say, this is a surprise! If the power of genes provides a powerful individual, then the spirit of passing on the fire from generation to generation is the foundation that supports the entire generation to endure hardships tenaciously. The real treasure of civilization does not lie in external materials or the formal heritage left by our ancestors, but in the inner spirit. As long as the spirit does not die, everything can be done again. (So, what kind of spirit is passed down is very important; if it is destructive, then the second batch of jellyfish will probably come to visit the earth again XD) In the plot development part, I don't know if it's because I was too tired when reading the text, but I always felt that the book of Revelation seemed fragmented and not coherent in terms of the overall development. For example, what role does the Misty Island play? What is the source of Ling Feng's deep-seated hatred for the pervert uncle? What effect does dark energy have on the earth's disaster? (Have I been so distracted that I missed so much of the plot?!) In terms of characters, it felt a bit hasty in the later stages; for example, Garcia, after Winnie gave birth, actually stayed on the same boat with Xiao Yun, the heroine and others. Logically speaking, it was impossible - even if she temporarily left the demon army to protect Winnie, there was no reason to mix with the mortal enemy humans (unless it was because Winnie needed to recuperate after giving birth and was not suitable for moving). And Lingfeng attacked Rust. If Rust hadn't thrown the ice, Ji, and Ice would have died. Could it be that Ling Feng was determined to kill Bing too? (Unless he knew Bing would be rescued?) As for Neo, the two lines he said before his death were quite interesting, but the scene before his death was more like the death of a thoroughly bad villain than the death of a complex tragic figure, which was a bit less desolate. There is nothing wrong with the writing, but there seems to be room for further exaggeration. (But this problem is perfectly solved in Dansheng) The last thing I want to say is that the couple Liu Ye and Du Bing are actually very similar: they are both characters with great potential, but they are suppressed and beaten along the way. This is especially obvious for Liu Ye: despite carrying the title of king, he was beaten by Xiao Yun, beaten to the ground by the Blu-ray Queen, and even bullied by Du Xiaodi. As for Bing, she is the most "adrift" post-apocalyptic heroine I have ever seen - almost every encounter she encounters is passively involved in some incident, and she only activates her potential to survive the crisis when her survival is critical. The beginning of the story is waking up in a daze, and the end of the story is being dazed and being saved by everyone Orz It can be said that this young couple stayed together despite the tribulation. In addition to their own efforts, people from all parties (for various reasons) also made indelible contributions to their protection and rescue. But until the end, it was rare to see them express gratitude to others - well, actually, it was because almost all the people who helped them died -_-!, Which the paw expresses deep regret for. Conclusion The two sister works Apocalypse and Dan Sheng are equally comparable in terms of grandeur and theme exploration, but in terms of character creation, layout mystery revelation, and scene presentation, Dan Sheng is smoother and easier to read. Obviously what the author learned from the Book of Revelation was well applied to Dan Sheng. Congratulations! Congratulations!
Sir author... You actually killed, Captain Rust~~ Cannon fodder is the most pitiful thing! It's not because it's a pity to die, but because the "kind" protagonist Men cried out in sorrow for his/her death and then fell in love again in the blink of an eye. It makes people feel how unworthy it is to sacrifice oneself to protect the master's supporting character Men ><
Oops, what happened in the end? Liu Ye is immortal, but will Du Bing die? Don't understand
I just realized that I was out, late, and so ashamed...