I Use the Paranormal to Save the World

Heroes and saviors never refer to individuals alone, but to everyone who fights for the world and the people. Very heavy but also very realistic. Heroes refer to all small people, and saviors refer to all great people. The boundary between small and great can always be switched freely. It's amazing, this made me see an epic, a human epic.

In fact, it feels better this way... I can't even imagine how uncomfortable it would be if the protagonist still retains his humanity and faces old friends and relatives passing away again and again, and the world changes and nothing is the same as before. His soul will become a skeleton left over from the past, and the more humanity he retains, the more painful it will be. It would be better to bury it in the past with old friends like this. The ancestors of the old era paved a road of survival with flesh and blood, and the indifferent mangtao was like their eyes, watching and protecting without sadness or joy.

It's so true and so heavy. The world will not be saved just because one person becomes the savior. It requires the constant struggle of everyone.

Woo hoo hoo, I've chased it till now, I've chased it to the end. Sure enough, this "regretful" ending is the most unforgettable and reluctant to leave. When the avatar said the words "Don't try to control me", I had a bad premonition, and even watched the protagonist step by step towards the preset plan. It was depressing and unbearable, but I still insisted on watching it because I wanted to give the world an ending and the protagonist an ending. Watching the protagonist give up his human heart and sending his puppet to die, watching the team members discover the protagonist's fault and being convinced by their own hearts, I really wish they would immediately find out what they really wanted! But so what? The hearts and minds that have been lost will not return because of their doubts. In fact, this scene (the protagonist's team battle is A-level weird) is too fake. Not to mention that the puppet cannot eat, drink, and has no humanity. But as I was drowning in sadness, I had no entangled desires. Watching the protagonist become a god in the eyes of the public, I felt that the protagonist had actually disappeared, replaced by Mang Tao who inherited the protagonist's memory (only as a bystander, reading the protagonist's memory, but without the emotions). It's true that the waistcoat didn't fall off, but that's not what I wanted. This kind of thing completely makes the character real! The protagonist's personality has disappeared. What I hope is that "the waistcoat will not fall off" is just that no one will notice that the protagonist is performing a one-man show. After all, this is too social. The further to the back, the heavier it gets. There is no happy ending in the novel. Everyone who knows and interacts with the protagonist seems to have a happy ending, but the protagonist no longer understands this relationship, and when the system mentions it, it is just brushed aside as insignificant. I don't deny that the protagonist abandons the greatness of his family for everyone. I believe that the protagonist also struggled painfully but forced himself to reason, and even the greatest contribution lies with him; I don't deny that the people he knows the protagonist contribute to the family, the people, the country, and their beliefs. However, the protagonist, who was once a member, has forgotten this passion and no longer remembers them, which makes me sad. Obviously, the interactions between the former protagonist and his vest, his teammates, and his family were all warm, relaxing and inspiring. But now everything is rife with indifference. Of course, this does not mean to criticize the author's writing style or plot. On the contrary, the writing style is very good, so good that it made me feel sorry for Qingtong. It's just something I feel.

The system is desperately missing the clear copper that is a human being, but it also shows that humans cannot save the world. After reading it, I felt a touch of melancholy, and the ending was full of flowers. Let's have some sweet extras

It will still be very sad to see the end. The sad thing is that Qingtong no longer has the sensibility that humans should have, and has become something like a god. It is very heavy. I shed tears when I saw the end. I just watched it with the mentality of an ordinary horseman, but I didn't expect it. . Really heavy. Although Qingtong's soul is still alive, it is not the complete him after all. That kind of sacrifice is silent and indescribable. Sure enough, it is because human life is too short. Watching the extras, there is a feeling that things are different and people are different. Only Qingtong is still like this, even though he has become Mangtao Xiao Leader, I know in my heart that this may be the best ending, but I still feel hard to let go. After watching the extra chapter, I still feel like this, ah, I hope their world will get better and better, and this kind of sadness will not happen again. [Red Heart] [Pink Heart] [Orange Heart] It's very interesting to watch, but after finishing it. . I feel that it is a real world. They are all flesh and blood, so I feel sad for their misfortunes. The lightness in the label should be changed to heavy, because it's true. . . It feels very heavy after reading it. . . .

I finished reading it, but I felt sad. I feel that the development and ending are actually very logical. Intellectually I can understand that HE is abnormal in this context, but emotionally it is very sad. No one knows what Qingtong did and what he paid. In fact, it feels like Qingtong was already dead when the anchor point was set, and Mangtao is no longer him, at least not the complete him. At that moment, there is really a sense of sadness of the insignificance of human beings. It's an epic story of mankind's struggle to survive in the end of the world. No matter how joyful it is in the early stage, it can't cover up its tragedy. From the perspective of others, it is a group portrait of mankind facing an existential crisis. Even the extra chapter that gradually and steadily moves towards the dawn cannot eliminate the sad color that the ending casts on the whole text. I had never dared to watch the ending before, but when I finally watched it, I was stabbed. It's hard to say whether I still have the courage to watch it again, because after watching the ending and reading the previous chapters, it's easy to see the sad nature in the happy atmosphere. But all in all, the flowers are finished! The author writes very well, I look forward to another masterpiece from you (please compare my heart)

... The defense is broken! This kind of BE seems to have no BE, and it feels far worse to say HE... It's like chocolate mixed with feces, or like finding sugar in glass shards! It's like it's stuck in my throat, I want to take it easy

It's a very good story. It has a true ending. It's not that it's a pity. But this ending is actually very reasonable, but it's a pity. After exchanging humanity for world peace, the indifferent protagonist lost his original charm. I will always love Qingtong who was enthusiastic at the beginning.

It felt sad. What he pronounced was still the original name of Si Quan. No one around him was there anymore, only him. Half of him from that era remains.