Volume Two is undergoing a major revision. I'll post it once it's done.
A slow-paced Western fantasy with no romance and a ton of worldbuilding. It will feature lots of herbs that don't exist in real life, all made up by me.
It's terrible. I was careless. I have to wait for a while. After the defense, I have to update the new video and follow it here. If I have the urge to change the outline, I can watch this part now, and the timeline will be stretched directly to three to five years later.
I have to take a leave of absence. I have to revise my thesis. There is something wrong with the data and the drawings cannot be drawn. The tutor is so cruel that I think about it and I will start to be submissive tomorrow.
I will study engineering in my next life!!!! (Screaming) (Distorted) (Rolling violently) (Laughing darkly)
Thank you for your hard work, teacher...
The cute Borles when he was a child and his arrogant appearance when he grows up... It's quite subtle when you think about it ()
I'm stuck, pigeon, I'll update it tomorrow
I feel that there is a certain connection between the small vines and Borles... Could it be that the vines are also part of the giant sequoia, but a very small part (?)
After listening to the playlist compiled by Mr. Digua on NetEase Cloud for several rounds, I feel that the songs in the playlist are really representative. Ouwe War feels like Borres's feelings after Fergie Foster was destroyed by the mangroves. It is like a corner of the process of slowly transforming from a "person" to one's true self. The Virgin Queen is like the Bolles of the interactive video timeline, but love should only be for the heretics of Fergus Foster (). It has a neutral and hands-off attitude towards human beings, like an inorganic god overlooking the warmth and coldness of the world (some people who are very high on Bolles meal replacements and understand delusions randomly x)
The little apprentice in the new video has already produced a vertical painting. I feel cute and a little silly at the same time. I am looking forward to the vertical painting of Little Rice and Big Rice (?). Some painters are struggling to find appearance description jpg. In novels and videos. (I don't know if Mr. Diguo allows secondary creation tttt, I want to ask here by the way)
The four-winged snake... Thinks of Quetzalcoatl
Night Nineteen Gorun said that Borles would never remember, whether it was five years ago or now. So five years ago, Borles also went to the place where Gorun imprisoned Red Roots, and then he was discovered by Gorun, and Borles' memory of this period was erased. Did you accidentally get the poison-stained eyes while walking through the foggy swamp? Did Bai Yu also give it to Borles five years ago? Or was Bai Yu given to him before Borles entered the tower for the first time? The bell is the fourth lock used by Gorun to restrain Borles. Was the bell given to him after Borles broke into the tower for the first time? If so, it feels like Gorun deliberately let Borles enter the tower for the first time, just to make Borles act like a human being. Then on Night Nineteen, when Gorun destroyed the bell, did it mean that Borles already had all the emotions he should have, so the bell lost its function? If the fourth lock is emotion, then what are the first three locks? I'm a little curious. When watching the video, I felt that Borles and the current little Rice are not the same character. It is difficult to imagine what contributed to the current character of the little Rice. Looking back at the third and fourth videos, I feel that there is so much information. I had been looking forward to Borles going to Mount Aka to find the Flower of Saint Rosa, but now I am not looking forward to it at all. I really like the story of the roasted sweet potato teacher. It gives me so much room for imagination. I can't stop thinking about the story in my dreams. I really want to write something. Will there be easter eggs or extras to the story in the video in Pharmacist's Notes? When I look back at the video, I feel a sense of loss. I feel that even though the story has ended, I am still immersed in the emotion brought by the story. I especially want to see the follow-up idea, and I especially want to write the story from the perspective of other people in the story. Teng Teng is really cute! He stole food and made himself fat.
Haha, my mother is still a beauty control person.
Alas - Aunt Mira eventually became a witch
I finished it in one go and re-read Jin Jiang's novel. I have some very bold (probably made-up) conjectures.
1. Borles should be a god, or the child of a god and a witch. Combining the words "I will not forgive you, Mother, before the world is destroyed" in the novel and the doll in the first chapter, I boldly guess that Borles is actually a sleeping (dead) god. Then Gorun put his soul in the doll and erased some memories, and Borles was born.
2. Regarding the erasure of memory, I thought that Borles would not think of giving Teng Teng a name. I guess Teng Teng and Borles knew each other a long time ago, but some reasons (such as war) occurred later and Teng Teng also died and could only grow from scratch, and then they still met.
3. Regarding Gorun, my attitude towards her is a little complicated. She is very much like a mother, but only like a mother. When compared with Saka, I can feel something is wrong. Borles felt the warmth in it when eating baked apple bread. I think he will probably understand that this is real "home" or "love". Gorun's feelings for Borles, I feel more like the kind of love where a person keeps a pet and then the pet goes well.
But I feel that Borles is a man who keeps his mouth shut and does great things. The place where he writes in the diary is where he suddenly writes very neatly. I guess he may have noticed something, but he knew that he would forget it, so he recorded it in this way until one day he can understand it again. I feel like his memory has not been completely erased, and he still retains a bit of his instincts.
So I have a bold guess that something happened later that caused Borles to kill Gorun and even call her "mentor". Out of my own nonsense, I would tend to think that he didn't want to use the title "mother" to Gorun. In the video, when he talked to Gorun, he didn't exchange much greetings. I always felt that he wanted to do something big.
4. Judging from the last video, I think Borles actually hopes that Golun will be resurrected in Mirabell's body. He wants to kill Golun completely. I tend to think that Borles knows what Gorun wants to do, but he doesn't allow such an ending to happen, so he wants to kill him urgently to prevent Gorun's resurrection.
5. It was said in the previous video that Borles wanted to atone for his sins and was doing something with a purpose. What I think about this atonement is that maybe in his previous life (?), He did something that failed to prevent the war (tragedy) from happening, and then Golun and another person (can't remember the name) ) wanted to escape fate and escape from the script, which triggered the subsequent war, causing Fergus Foster to become the desolate ruins mentioned in the video. Then Borles made a certain choice. He wanted everything to return to the way it was before, but it made the undead (a non-human race) suffer even more.
Anyway, these are my random thoughts. Thanks to Mr. Digua for writing the story. I like this story very much and I'm really looking forward to the ending.
It's terrible. I was careless. I have to wait for a while. After the defense, I have to update the new video and follow it here. If I have the urge to change the outline, I can watch this part now, and the timeline will be stretched directly to three to five years later.
I have to take a leave of absence. I have to revise my thesis. There is something wrong with the data and the drawings cannot be drawn. The tutor is so cruel that I think about it and I will start to be submissive tomorrow. I will study engineering in my next life!!!! (Screaming) (Distorted) (Rolling violently) (Laughing darkly)
Thank you for your hard work, teacher... The cute Borles when he was a child and his arrogant appearance when he grows up... It's quite subtle when you think about it ()
I'm stuck, pigeon, I'll update it tomorrow
I feel that there is a certain connection between the small vines and Borles... Could it be that the vines are also part of the giant sequoia, but a very small part (?) After listening to the playlist compiled by Mr. Digua on NetEase Cloud for several rounds, I feel that the songs in the playlist are really representative. Ouwe War feels like Borres's feelings after Fergie Foster was destroyed by the mangroves. It is like a corner of the process of slowly transforming from a "person" to one's true self. The Virgin Queen is like the Bolles of the interactive video timeline, but love should only be for the heretics of Fergus Foster (). It has a neutral and hands-off attitude towards human beings, like an inorganic god overlooking the warmth and coldness of the world (some people who are very high on Bolles meal replacements and understand delusions randomly x) The little apprentice in the new video has already produced a vertical painting. I feel cute and a little silly at the same time. I am looking forward to the vertical painting of Little Rice and Big Rice (?). Some painters are struggling to find appearance description jpg. In novels and videos. (I don't know if Mr. Diguo allows secondary creation tttt, I want to ask here by the way)
The four-winged snake... Thinks of Quetzalcoatl
Night Nineteen Gorun said that Borles would never remember, whether it was five years ago or now. So five years ago, Borles also went to the place where Gorun imprisoned Red Roots, and then he was discovered by Gorun, and Borles' memory of this period was erased. Did you accidentally get the poison-stained eyes while walking through the foggy swamp? Did Bai Yu also give it to Borles five years ago? Or was Bai Yu given to him before Borles entered the tower for the first time? The bell is the fourth lock used by Gorun to restrain Borles. Was the bell given to him after Borles broke into the tower for the first time? If so, it feels like Gorun deliberately let Borles enter the tower for the first time, just to make Borles act like a human being. Then on Night Nineteen, when Gorun destroyed the bell, did it mean that Borles already had all the emotions he should have, so the bell lost its function? If the fourth lock is emotion, then what are the first three locks? I'm a little curious. When watching the video, I felt that Borles and the current little Rice are not the same character. It is difficult to imagine what contributed to the current character of the little Rice. Looking back at the third and fourth videos, I feel that there is so much information. I had been looking forward to Borles going to Mount Aka to find the Flower of Saint Rosa, but now I am not looking forward to it at all. I really like the story of the roasted sweet potato teacher. It gives me so much room for imagination. I can't stop thinking about the story in my dreams. I really want to write something. Will there be easter eggs or extras to the story in the video in Pharmacist's Notes? When I look back at the video, I feel a sense of loss. I feel that even though the story has ended, I am still immersed in the emotion brought by the story. I especially want to see the follow-up idea, and I especially want to write the story from the perspective of other people in the story. Teng Teng is really cute! He stole food and made himself fat.
Haha, my mother is still a beauty control person.
Alas - Aunt Mira eventually became a witch
I finished it in one go and re-read Jin Jiang's novel. I have some very bold (probably made-up) conjectures. 1. Borles should be a god, or the child of a god and a witch. Combining the words "I will not forgive you, Mother, before the world is destroyed" in the novel and the doll in the first chapter, I boldly guess that Borles is actually a sleeping (dead) god. Then Gorun put his soul in the doll and erased some memories, and Borles was born. 2. Regarding the erasure of memory, I thought that Borles would not think of giving Teng Teng a name. I guess Teng Teng and Borles knew each other a long time ago, but some reasons (such as war) occurred later and Teng Teng also died and could only grow from scratch, and then they still met. 3. Regarding Gorun, my attitude towards her is a little complicated. She is very much like a mother, but only like a mother. When compared with Saka, I can feel something is wrong. Borles felt the warmth in it when eating baked apple bread. I think he will probably understand that this is real "home" or "love". Gorun's feelings for Borles, I feel more like the kind of love where a person keeps a pet and then the pet goes well. But I feel that Borles is a man who keeps his mouth shut and does great things. The place where he writes in the diary is where he suddenly writes very neatly. I guess he may have noticed something, but he knew that he would forget it, so he recorded it in this way until one day he can understand it again. I feel like his memory has not been completely erased, and he still retains a bit of his instincts. So I have a bold guess that something happened later that caused Borles to kill Gorun and even call her "mentor". Out of my own nonsense, I would tend to think that he didn't want to use the title "mother" to Gorun. In the video, when he talked to Gorun, he didn't exchange much greetings. I always felt that he wanted to do something big. 4. Judging from the last video, I think Borles actually hopes that Golun will be resurrected in Mirabell's body. He wants to kill Golun completely. I tend to think that Borles knows what Gorun wants to do, but he doesn't allow such an ending to happen, so he wants to kill him urgently to prevent Gorun's resurrection. 5. It was said in the previous video that Borles wanted to atone for his sins and was doing something with a purpose. What I think about this atonement is that maybe in his previous life (?), He did something that failed to prevent the war (tragedy) from happening, and then Golun and another person (can't remember the name) ) wanted to escape fate and escape from the script, which triggered the subsequent war, causing Fergus Foster to become the desolate ruins mentioned in the video. Then Borles made a certain choice. He wanted everything to return to the way it was before, but it made the undead (a non-human race) suffer even more. Anyway, these are my random thoughts. Thanks to Mr. Digua for writing the story. I like this story very much and I'm really looking forward to the ending.