(Three of Swords) It's Impossible to Travel Through Time by Playing Games

What about the wedding? What about the elf? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, my wife, please make a sequel

[A dog's head holding a rose] Who is here to see the Secret History of the Qing Dynasty again? It's me!

God's love is pure love, hahaha

Teacher! Your writing style has a very comfortable and straightforward tone to me. There is no knife for the sake of the knife, and there is no deliberately exaggerated emotional description. It is like waking up on a rainy afternoon and looking out the window at the gray sky in a stuffy, dark room. You may feel a little confused and lost at the time, but after careful reflection, you will find that all the emotions are only inner peace, and you even have endless aftertaste of the color of the sky that day. The protagonist is not messed up and has been saving himself, and the various supporting characters are not looking down on the protagonist without thinking (for example, triggering the scene of thirty years in the east of Hedong and thirty years in Hexi, don't bully the young man into poverty). I haven't watched "Jutsu Kaisen" or "Bungou Stray Dogs", I only read their fanfics. However, in many fanfics, the boy Gojo Satoru seems to be just a reckless and brainless young man, and the boy Xia Youjie is portrayed as a simple soba noodle fanatic who turns black without saying a word. There is no process of transformation, and they are all very stereotyped. But the teacher's boy Gojo Satoru can see that he was carefully cultivated and taught by the big family, and the boy Xia Youjie also has a process of ideological change. As for the protagonist, the real person seems to represent mankind's hatred and fear of mankind, the malice of "man-made disasters". But the protagonist recognizes himself as a human being. He not only has to constantly fight against the internal malice towards himself and others, but also the external malice towards his identity and his abilities. It is common for children who grow up in a peaceful and scientific homeland to feel confused and vulnerable when faced with the brutal worldviews in these two works. Inexplicable time travel, inexplicable fighting, inexplicable injuries, inexplicable death; in a sense absolute incomprehension, in a sense homesickness, and in a sense a curse from another world. Under normal circumstances, it is unreal to adapt to the ability, mentality, and state of real people all at once. The protagonist in the teacher's works is constantly reconciling with himself who is influenced by real people, and constantly reconciling with the worldview of the world in which he lives. In this kind of work, in which the curse of human souls needs to be solved in order to survive, I think the plot of the teacher is already very good, and there is no need for big things to happen. In fact, I don't know what I said. The most important thing is that I think the teacher wrote it very well!