The Legend of the Legendary One

Oops, why am I still immersed in this pair of CPs after so long and unable to extricate myself. . How long will I continue to be ruled by their feelings? . Since this is the case, let's analyze one more point. Based on this analysis, I actually want to say that Ji Zhan's importance to Zhang Chi is actually far more fundamental than what is portrayed in the article. The author could actually write more about this aspect. . In addition to the main attribute of being in love and killing each other, the two of them have another delicious secondary attribute of being a bamboo horse from heaven, but I want to say that this secondary attribute is far more than as simple as it seems in the article. Ji Zhan and Zhang Chi spent a lot of time together when they were children. This kind of relationship was that the two were locked in a cage every day and lived together for more than a year, rather than simply childhood sweethearts meeting each other every day. What I want to emphasize, perhaps even the author himself has forgotten, is that they are not ordinary childhood sweethearts. Ji Zhan is definitely not an ordinary sweetheart to Zhang Chi, or a companion he had been with when he was a child. Ji Zhan is the most important person in Zhang Chi's life. I used to always I feel that his importance to Zhang Chi is equal to that of Audrey, but from the following analysis, it is not that he must be the most important and irreplaceable to Zhang Chi. The reason is that he is the first living "outsider" that Zhang Chi, or Duan Qing, as a gene editing experimental subject, comes into contact with. This analysis is based on social psychology, just like what the famous behaviorist John Watson said: Give me a dozen babies and I can turn them into people in any profession. Social cognitive theory (SCT) and education theory in social psychology both emphasize that people gradually shape their personality and establish their understanding of the world through socialization and interaction with others. The SCT proposed by Bandura explains that people can imitate and observe the behavior of others, just like in the Bobo Doll experiment, children will also become aggressive towards the Bobo Doll after seeing an adult act aggressively without any consequences; and the Enculturation Theory also mentions that people start from childhood, and in the process of growing up, through interaction with parents and teachers, education, etc., They gradually learn about shallow and deep culture, and form thoughts and values. Zhang Chi, or Duan Qing, as an experimental subject who has been controlled in the laboratory since birth, can be said to be the most primitive person, a blank slate, a blank slate that will be affected by behaviorism, that is, what John Watson calls a baby that can be changed, because she has never been in contact with real people or society. Her living environment is strictly controlled by external irrelevant variables. Although Fan Lin and Jino are real people meeting her, as researchers they do not understand the principle of controlling irrelevant variables, so they will definitely maintain the most professional distance from Zhang Chi. On this basis, Ji Zhan was the first living person Zhang Chi saw. He represents that living world, and Zhang Chi has never had any real contact with this time except listening to the radio. Ji Zhan's every move, his thoughts, personality, and behavior, based on SCT and education theory, will directly affect Zhang Chi, who is still a blank piece of paper. Why is this important? Because in our daily lives, there are so many variables that affect our personality. Before we reach the age of ten, we meet countless people, hear countless messages, opinions, and witness countless behaviors and the consequences of their behaviors, thus shaping our understanding of the world. But Zhang Chi didn't. Before she "relearned cultural knowledge", her first self was only generated through interaction with Ji Zhan. Why do we say that they are not the emotions of ordinary childhood sweethearts? Because there must be many people other than childhood sweethearts in the lives of ordinary childhood sweethearts. If it is an experiment, the ecological validity is very high, but Zhang Chi only has Ji Zhan. This is a single variable. Ji Zhan's importance to her goes far beyond just being with him that year. Therefore, Zhang Chi would definitely want to keep Ji Zhan when she was a child, hoping that Ji Zhan would always belong to her. Because as the experimental subject, she only has him. This can almost be called an adapted version of the nestling complex. She needs Ji Zhan because she is lonely and because he is the first person she socializes with.

I'm posting a comment again after exactly one year. Today is the first anniversary of Ji Zhan's resurrection. I still think of this day last year. The joy I felt at this time was a moment I had never experienced in all the years of reading novels. I was truly happy that a virtual couple could stay together. I invested too much emotion in them. On this day last year, it was the same winter night as in the story. Zhang Chi and I were wearing the same coats and the same noisy air-conditioning and city. At that time, I had given up all hope that Ji Zhan would be resurrected. I basically believed 100% that he was really dead. Then I watched Zhang Chi step by step to the end. On the one hand, I collapsed because I had never read a serious online article about cp that really made the male protagonist completely dead in the end. On the one hand, I couldn't believe that Ji Zhan really died like this, and I felt more and more sad for Zhang Chi and the fate of the story, because from many details, it can be seen that she really still loved Ji Zhan, and she may even have discovered love after killing him. Whether it was in Chapter 362 that she chose to return to Ji Zhan's study after finishing her high-pressure work, sitting on the chair where he sat, staring at a dead ghost in the lonely light and shadow, the figure standing still under the apple tree for a long time, or in Chapter 369 that she dared to say to the priest who would definitely be killed by her, a confession that no third person would ever hear, "I once had a lover." The word was too strong for her. Zhang Chi had too many urgent things to worry about after killing Ji Zhan, and the sword hanging above her head was too close and too capable of piercing her. Being wanted across the country, finding out the owner of the animal, doing the giant trolley problem with different blood, starting a war... So much so that I think whether it was when she kissed him painfully and then shot him, or when he had been dead for months or even a year, Zhang Chi's exhaustion of energy and her own psychological defense mechanism prevented Zhang Chi from truly realizing what this man's death meant to her. She has seen so many people die in front of her, even if this person is Ji Zhan, what is unacceptable? She would use such rational words to convince herself when she was awake... But here, in the church, amidst blood and sin, facing a dying person who would definitely not tell the secret, she looked back and recalled her past life, and suddenly realized that she had regarded that person as her lover - she had really fallen in love with that person. It is only after she kills him that she gradually realizes that she is truly in love with him. But no one except her knows this kind of love, and no one cares about this love. This ending was simply too sad for me to bear, but I still persisted in chasing it to the end, expecting a miracle that was basically impossible. I still remember how on November 20 last year, I realized step by step in disbelief that a miracle could really happen in Chapter 378:) The first opportunity was because when Zhou Yu and Qiliang were chatting, Qiliang asked, "What does she care about?" As a plot creator, I usually write the verb "what does she care about" followed by a certain person. Since this question was raised, it should be answered, but I was only 5% happy when I saw this sentence. What really made me realize that Ji Zhan "can't really live" was the 91.3% Sentence "She finally thought of someone alone." This sentence has also become the most important sentence to me in this book, because when I read this sentence, I realized for the first time that my CP might actually have hope. . . The previous plot was written so seriously that I always felt that it was shameful to hope for their perfect love in such cruelty, and the author's writing style was also very cold at that time. I made various guesses about the author's intentions (I had no idea that the author was actually a lover of he), and thought that it was really impossible, and Ji Zhan must be dead. I read Chapter 378 very slowly, almost word by word, which caused my eyes to focus on each line and move downwards, so when I saw this sentence "She finally thought of someone." I really didn't see the words that followed when Zhang Chi turned around and found a man. Only this sentence gave me enough time to fully interpret this sentence in my mind. My psychological feeling at the time was, would I be too "love-minded" if I thought this "person" was Ji Zhan? But Zhang Chi was recalling Lei Lian and the war, and Qiliang Zhouyu also appeared. This person could only be Ji Zhan. Oh my god, what is he trying to do by recalling Ji Zhan at this time... Wait, wait, etc. Then I looked down and saw "Zhang Chi turned around... In the first cafe, a man wearing a dark gray woolen coat walked out... He had soft black hair, his head was lowered, and his back was as straight as a pine tree"... That paragraph. My heart stopped beating like Zhang Chi, burned like it, and was filled with fireworks. That description can be used to write about myself. By the time Zhang Chi rushed out to call Ji Zhan later, the neurons in my brain had basically realized this fact, so although the level of surprise was still there, it would not be as high as when I saw the sentence "She last thought of someone alone". At the same time, my understanding of Chekhov's gun theory also made me clearly realize that according to the author's style, as long as this content is written at the end of this chapter, no matter whether the man is Ji Zhan or not, Ji Zhan must not be dead, and they will definitely have a good ending. Because if the author wants to write a bad ending, there is no need to write the plot of "Zhang Chi meets a man who looks very much like Ji Zhan". Everything before is enough. Hey, I have been rambling so much. I am so happy when I think of today last year... I still want to go back to that time. For the first time, I will always remember the excitement and joy of a winter night because of an update of a chapter of the novel and a sudden plot change. Even the flashbulb memory allows me to remember the date of that day and want to commemorate it a year later. Thanks to this pair of CPs for giving me a wonderful experience that I have never had in my reading career.

After scrolling through the comment section, I don't think the extra chapter is weird... Although I haven't read it for a long time, it actually gave me a very similar feeling to the ending period. If they were a sweet couple, I would find it very strange, just like the extra chapter when I was a child. No one has taught my sister these things, and she probably doesn't know the universal sense of intimacy. How couples get along with each other in daily life. After experiencing the war, her emotions have indeed become more withdrawn. I even feel that such theoretical discussions are also a kind of fun. I will be happy to listen to what the people I like think, communicate with each other, and bring up some past things. It is perfect, okay? There is always a thread between the present and the past. Why do emotions have to overflow in daily life?

I finally have some free time to make up for a theory I learned in interpersonal psychology. At that time, I was learning about romantic relationships and it was really fun to talk about why people fall in love and why they break up () but now I find that the best way to apply what I learned is to use theory to explain why the emotional shaping of this chapter of my CP was ruined. Ha ha. The Social Penetration Theory proposed by Altman and Taylor (it seems to be called social penetration theory in Chinese but I think this translation is weird. I think it should be called social penetration more appropriately?) Believes that the progression and formation of people's romantic relationships come from the progression of their self-disclosure to each other during the communication process (the original English literal translation is without any embellishment), that is, the breadth of chat topics increases and the depth of chat content increases. This theory compares personality to an onion with many layers. The first peripheral layer is the most external communication, such as daily hobbies, public knowledge information and all non-personal content. The second layer, the intermediate layer, is the transition in the middle, which refers to the disclosure and exchange of values, personal opinions and attitudes towards something. The third central layer is already considered deep disclosure, and romantic relationships are already considered close at this level. This is where people open up about their emotions, vulnerabilities, and past experiences. The fourth core layer is the most honest, unreserved, and intimate revelation in a relationship. This layer represents the private self, identity, and deeply hidden fears. According to the above four layers, the higher the degree of disclosure in people's communication process, the closer and stronger their romantic relationship will be. This theory also emphasizes the two-way disclosure reciprocity of disclosure (oh my God, thank you for being so close to these two psychologists), that is, after one party gradually deepens the degree of disclosure, it must arouse the other party to reciprocate the same depth of disclosure (that is, one party cannot say a lot and reveal a lot, and the other party does not express anything about himself or show anything. Haha, Ji Zhanzhangchi is talking about you.) According to this theory, it can be found that Zhang Chi and Ji Zhan's relationship progress is in this chapter. When everything ends and the two have been in love for who knows how long, all the exchanges they show us still stay on the second intermediate layer. There is only the second chapter, which is the exchange of personal attitudes, values and opinions towards something (Ji Zhan towards consumerism). And this stay on the second floor is the result of Ji Zhan being alone and blablabla. Zhang Chi perfectly violated the mechanism of disclosure reciprocity and directly skipped the step of disclosure as a boring gourd. Wow, it is simply amazing. Moreover, in the 388 chapters of the full text, the fragility and emotions in the third level are basically completely absent (congratulations to Comrade Ji Zhan for his experience in the AZ455 laboratory and the terminal brain, which finally allowed them to meet the third level past experience, otherwise your third level will also be a failure. Zhang Chi has not actually revealed past. The experience was all based on Ji Zhan's own guesses about the Eye of Pangu. The emotion was not completely absent. The only time they had a fight was when Zhang Chi broke down before he wanted to kill the fake Ji Zhan. Let's count it as 1.5 Times because Ji Zhan didn't break down. It goes without saying that the vulnerability is completely 0. This chapter clearly states that Zhang Chi cannot show any vulnerability. I didn't say that you didn't tell Ji Zhan, so what is the relationship between the two of you? I really had to hold my forehead and smile bitterly. The fourth level is the ultimate in perfection. Since Zhang Chi did not reveal himself to Ji Zhan at all in the previous article and especially in this chapter, it is already known that one of the values ​​is 0. On the other hand, I think Ji Zhan is barely satisfied with the identity aspect because Ji Zhan did speak to Zhang Chi about his ideals and identity without reservation (conservative vs. Reformist ideals debate), but this is the only one they did out of the six theoretical points on the fourth level. Private self, Ji Zhan's private self is that he is gentle, courteous and considerate to outsiders. When he is in love, he switches to his private self and starts to talk nonsense to Zhang Chi (I really want him to wipe his tears gently to Joyas in chapter 287 and coax her to say don't cry vs. Compare it again with his only lip service and his performance in this chapter when getting along with Zhang Chi at the end of chapter 287. I am too embarrassed.) I think I can give -1 point for this point. As for Zhang Chi's private self? She has no private self. Anyway, Meng Hulu can't show vulnerability to anyone. When it comes to the stage of deeply hidden fear, the two of them are completely defeated. I really haven't found out what Ji Zhan is afraid of. What I am most unwilling to accept about Zhang Chi is that she is a person who killed her lover with her own hands, experienced his death for two years, and often suffered nightmares within two years. In theory, she has the biggest fear. This is completely compounded. . . Because she was the one who killed Ji Zhan, she was the one who felt regret, and it was she who experienced Ji Zhan's return and love again. In theory, her deep-seated fear is to lose Ji Zhan again, and Ji Zhan no longer belongs to her. If this fear can be revealed to Ji Zhan (well, I don't dare to dream about this), it is very, very, very intimate and the best thing to do. That's why I was so reluctant and thought she was completely OOC in this chapter. The degree of dependence she shows on Ji Zhan in this chapter is as if she has never experienced the pain and recovery of those two years, and Ji Zhan is the same. Memorizing this theory also made me feel happy. For the first time, I felt that the things I memorized were useful. In short, thanks to Altman and Taylor, I can finally scientifically and rationally use official empirical evidence from the psychology of romantic relationships to prove that there is a problem with the shaping of this chapter regarding these two relationships. It's not that everyone has a different interpretation, or that everyone values ​​a relationship differently. I just think this chapter is very good. You have to show vulnerability to be intimate. Relying purely on personal opinions can still be refuted as personal bias, so it's great to have a theoretical basis. Thanks again for the existence of Social Penetration Theory.

@ Sunset want to watch with syx. I just have time, so I will write another analysis on why it would be a very despairing thing if this article is the real daily life of the two of them. The structure is probably Zhang Chi's problem, Ji Zhan's problem, and how the core of their love is flicked away like smoke in this chapter. As a reader who has spent an average of 2 hours a day indulging in their love from 9.20 Last year to now for more than 365 days, I believe I am at least qualified to talk about this. 1. Why does Zhang Chi's character become very strange in this chapter? First of all, it's not the problem caused by her getting along with Ji Zhan. It's her attitude towards getting along with Lu Yu that reflects that she has completely turned into a serious, rigid, and even dogmatic patriarch. Let's take a screenshot of all the interactions between her and Lu Yu and her reaction to Lu Yu: 1. "Zhang Chi frowned and asked Lu Yu why he had to fight with Zhou Yu." 2. "Gradually, Zhang Chi discovered more weird things about Lu Yu. After coming back from school, she always hugged the terminal and kept seeing it when she fell asleep at night. She began to pay special attention to her appearance and began to buy a lot of highly premium but very popular things, such as stickers, cards, dolls that were 100 times more than the cost price, and limited-edition IP-derived peripherals - she had never done this kind of thing before." 3. "It's really strange. All of them have accepted their own weirdness and uniqueness. Popularity, trend, and fashion are not important and have no impact on their lives. As for Lu Yu, she can run wild on the garbage island. How can she still have to follow the crowd and become the kind of person who finds existence and security by relying on which toys she likes, which idols she worships, and which subcultures she is passionate about." The weirdest thing about this matter is that Zhang Chi has become a person who will severely criticize whatever hobbies his sister has and whatever she likes to do. Her only immediate reaction was described as "a frown." The most obvious contrast to this kind of relationship is Chapter 285: "It's hard to imagine that this place can be called a "playground". Absolutely every place can leave a shadow of childhood on a child—except for children like Lu Yu. Because not only does she have no childhood shadow, she often leaves adult shadows on others. "That kind of humorous, funny and intimate narrative. Of course, using Chapter 285 to compare is too cruel. From the outside, Zhang Chi's image has always been that of a cold, reserved, and unsmiling person. This can also be seen from her ruthless intention to send Lu Yu to a missionary school. But why didn't the image of "Zhang Chi" give people such a sense of alienation, coldness and strangeness at that time? Because of the narrative perspective. No one likes a cold and unsmiling heroine. For hundreds of chapters, Zhang Chi has been narrated by the author from an omniscient perspective, or it can be said to be an internal perspective, that is, we can know Zhang Chi's inner feelings, her sometimes humorous complaints and vivid heart, and we know that when she sent Lu Yu away, she also hoped that she would get better. So what kind of monster has she become in this chapter? Any narrative related to her heart is completely erased. In literary terms, it is a complete external focus and external perspective. We have no idea what Zhang Chi is thinking in her heart. All we can see is her frowning, questioning, and dissatisfaction with Lu Yu's "Why do you want to worship pop?" Moreover, such dissatisfaction will be inexplicable to readers from a modern social perspective: What Lu Yu likes is her business. She likes and can feel happy from it, which is good. Why is Zhang Chi criticizing and doubting when he is facing a powerful enemy? Is she so rigid that she has to take care of this kind of thing? Ji Zhan's "I'm lucky to find something I like" and "I'm not against consumption" later confirmed that Zhang Chi's control was wrong. So what role did the previous interaction between her and Lu Yu (i. E. The quoted part) play? 1. Proposes the core theme of this chapter, consumerism and advocating popular culture, 2. Portrays Zhang Chi as a rigid and indifferent image who is extremely alienated from readers. Why is it said that the portrayal of Zhang Chi in this chapter is completely wrong? Because in this chapter, her relationship with Lu Yu is completely the same as when she was a tyrant who ordered war and had no emotion at all during her dictatorship. If you read Chapter 376 and this chapter, you will find that Zhang Chi's cold and ruthless attitude is exactly the same. "Zhang Chi: "You performed poorly. "Lu Yu raised his head. Zhang Chi: "Same as before. " Lu Yu's calm expression began to show cracks, and she was stunned for a second. Zhang Chi strode towards the isolation room in front, Gedelin followed closely, and Lu Yu quickly followed. " "Zhang Chi: "You know more now than before. " Lu Yu: "I... Zhang Chi: "You should know why he can't come out." The same inhumanity, the same external narration. After so long, Zhang Chi returned to normal life, and even after Ji Zhan came back, her entire state was exactly the same as when she was the coldest and most indifferent. Is this her? If I hadn't read the previous content, just reading this chapter, I would definitely hate this character. Even though I've been loving this book for a whole year and reading this chapter, I couldn't fall in love with the character Zhang Chi in this chapter at all. Cold, distant, never showing emotion, never revealing himself. Chapter 376: What is the ending of Zhang Chi being so indifferent? Chapter 377 She drove herself crazy. But Chapter 377 is a good thing, because she starts to have emotions, she starts to look like a human being, and people become human only when they have emotions. Even the writing of artificial intelligence falling in love with a person means that he starts to have private and vivid emotions. Even if she is going crazy, collapsing, and shouting like a volcano finally erupting in that chapter, this is the moment when she is most real and closest to a person. Based on this theoretical discussion, there is no need to talk about Ji Zhan's relationship with her. Because she is also an indifferent and silent wooden person in front of Ji Zhan. Ji Zhan in this chapter is not even comparable to the white dove that she beat to pieces. The latter at least saw what her trembling and hot emotions were like. Let's talk about Zhang Chi and Ji Zhan. Let's still list the pitiful interactions between the two in this chapter: ""Well," Zhang Chi nodded after thinking for a while, "Maybe. "" "Zhang Chi suddenly laughed. Everything that can be noticed in the city may become a means of marketing. Sometimes, you don't even realize that they are changing your past thoughts - they just keep repeating until you remember them, making you feel that it is normal to buy something or develop a habit that you thought was ridiculous in the past. " "Zhang Chi hesitated and asked: "Do you like fashion? " ""I used to worry about her ability to adapt to society," Zhang Chi laughed again, "Now it seems that maybe it's me... I have only lived one life. " "Zhang Chi couldn't answer. She thought about it for a long time and kept thinking about the action. " Zhang Chi raised his eyebrows: "Huh?" " Emotions overflowing? Where does the emotion overflow? If this is your definition of overflowing emotions, then all I can say is pathetic. The place where Zhang Chi most reveals her softness, dependence, impulse and emotion towards Ji Zhan in the entire article is the first one is when she wants to kiss Ji Zhan before she kills him in Chapter 351. The second place is when Ji Zhan comes back to her at the end of Chapter 381 and she takes the initiative to say that she often has nightmares about him and often feels sorry for him. After Ji Zhan coaxes her, it's all my fault and she has the natural urge to cry because she feels aggrieved after being coaxed. I never thought that Zhang Chi had no feelings for Ji Zhan. If she really didn't, I wouldn't criticize this couple at all. It is precisely because of that example in Chapter 381 that the subtle contrast with this chapter further reveals the strangeness and alienation between the two of them in this chapter, and further reveals that Zhang Chi is a wooden person. Of course, if you want to say that Zhang Chi "laughed" twice, it means her emotions overflowed. Please note that Zhang Chi's description here is based on her attitude towards Lu Yu that I analyzed earlier. That is to say, she has been given a stereotyped and cold character tone in the previous criticism of Lu Yu, so what does the two descriptions of laughter look like at this time? She smiles a lot throughout the text, and the smile of a cold person is also a smile. When was the laugh most similar to the atmosphere of this chapter? Chapter 373: As a tyrant, she is about to use the Eye of Pangu to kill aliens, and the fate of the Silver Republic is in her hands. "Zhang Chi turned around and said softly: "I am thinking about a problem. " She was wearing a military uniform, her hat was taken off, and her eyes were filled with rare softness, but she was not supposed to be a soft person, so she looked like a cover-up of mockery. "What problem? " Zhang Chi: "Do humans deserve freedom? " Merlin said: "Perhaps humans themselves don't want freedom that much. " Zhang Chi raised her eyebrows and began to look at Merlin seriously. "Why do you think so? " Not knowing where he got the courage, Merlin said: "I think this That's the answer you want. " Zhang Chi looked at Merlin quietly. Suddenly, she lowered her head and smiled. " Zhang Chi also "smiled" and "raised her eyebrows" here. Her whole image of a cold tyrant has not changed at all (see the previous analysis with Lu Yu), and the heavy and serious atmosphere has not changed at all. Could you interpret this paragraph as Zhang Chi's feelings are overflowing? Just because the target has changed? Precisely because Zhang Chi's only reaction to Ji Zhan is so similar to her previous tyrant days is the saddest point of her chapter. Also, all her reactions to Ji Zhan ended after raising her eyebrows. Ji Zhan said things like "I want to be liked by you" and "I can look back now", but she had no reply, no reaction, and no description. From this chapter, I can't tell that they are in love at all, and I can't even tell that Zhang Chi likes Ji Zhan at all, his normal reactions and emotions. Let's continue talking about Ji Zhan. I have already analyzed the biggest problem with Ji Zhan's great truth in this chapter. The big truth problem is that the introduction of serious social issues in the humanities will cover up the other content of this chapter. That topic is the most important. In other words, whether Chi Zhan and Chi Zhan love each other is as worthless as dust in this chapter. Paste it directly here: "This kind of worldly attitude has completely invaded and arrogantly invaded all their personal emotions and private lives, making them more likely to discuss certain topics in the world instead of loving each other when they were together. It was obvious that they had basically done nothing in the past twenty years of their lives. The past thing is the latter. Personal emotions and values will not be emphasized at the same time. The appearance of one will overwhelm the other. To put it bluntly, the theme of this chapter is actually fashion and anti-fashion. Ji Zhan and Zhang Chi are just a medium to present this theme, and the novel author borrows it. The characters express a certain theme. The emergence of this theme seriousens all daily life and dissolves all private emotions, making it insignificant under such a grand proposition. The value concept completely overwhelms their so-called love (which is not shown at all) in this chapter. So when I saw Ji Zhan's sentence "It doesn't matter, at least I am willing to be liked by you anytime", my first reaction was that it was very disconnected, and my second reaction was that it was very clumsy and stiff to force a previously profound and unrelated topic to a private topic, as if I was writing and writing and then suddenly realized that I was writing again. It has nothing to do with Zhang Chi and Ji Zhan. He suddenly came up with this sentence to save the atmosphere. At the same time, his sentence seemed illusory because it had no actual support or previous foreshadowing. Two poets/literary writers could fall in love because they share the same love of literary exchanges (Zhang Chi Ji Zhan). The answer to whether they fell in love because they share the same political philosophy is actually no). They may be together because they subconsciously transferred their love for literature and projected it onto each other. But when they really fall in love with each other, their love for "each other" must be better than their love for literature. , Not grafted but really grown out. The feeling of this chapter is that theoretically it should be written about how these two writers fell in love with each other, and then the two began to discuss the theory of New Criticism, and got out of hand, focusing entirely on the content of New Criticism. When did it become popular in Western literary theory? What kind of novels is it widely used to analyze? Its focus of "nothing other than the text" and its difference from author-centered criticism and reader-feedback criticism lie in their analytical focus... Not at all the love between these two literary writers for each other. When Zhang Chi dropped the gun and kissed Ji Zhan in Chapter 351, he was not thinking about fashion and anti-popularity. In Chapter 380, and even every time Ji Zhan repeated the surveillance period in the past two years to try to desensitize himself, but it seemed to be unsuccessful, he was not thinking about fashion. And anti-popularity, a long time ago Ji Zhan lost control because of Zhang Chi and Sai Le's private relationship and asked her, "Do you think I was hypocritical" when I was thinking about being popular and anti-popular? At the end of Chapter 381, when they kissed each other for so long, they were not thinking about being popular and only popular. What their daily relationship shows is the emphasis on values and the extreme downplaying of private emotions. I'm not saying that this is wrong, not like a couple, or that they are sincere, but this kind of relationship shows that they don't value private emotions that much at all. This can be for two reasons: 1. The two of them truly love each other, and their needs for private emotions have been completely satisfied in the past years, so they can rest assured about this, so they can shift their daily interactions to value topics that they are both interested in. This situation can occur in a couple of gray-haired professors of sociology/philosophy/literature who have worked together for many years. But have Zhang Chi and Ji Zhan's emotional needs for each other been deeply satisfied? A person who kills his lover with his own hands and then experiences his resurrection from the dead, a person who looks at the person who loves him and kills himself and finally comes back to love her willingly, will they have almost no need to draw love from each other and love back again, but when they are together, they will be obsessed with discussing anti-fashion, popular culture, and the etho patho logo marketing method used in advertising? If it has not been satisfied but they are not eager to satisfy it, doesn't it mean that they don't pay much attention to this need or do not have this need at all? " Finally, let me say that if this is really my daily life as a CP, then it will be completely meaningless for me to talk about this pair of CPs. The most perfect and touching thing about Chi Zhan's pairing is that the author's biggest label for their relationship is "love and kill each other." I worked on this couple for a year because the author really wrote the tension between them falling in love and killing each other very well. This pair of CPs has a lot to enjoy: 1. The biggest element of falling in love and killing each other. After experiencing betrayal, torture, and pain, Ji Zhan found that he still wanted to love her even if he embraced this pain. Zhang Chi found that even if he was an anti-human lunatic, and even if she was a person who hoped that mankind would have a future, her hatred for Ji Zhan out of protecting mankind seemed to be no match for her completely heartfelt love for him. 2. Zhang Chi's character is very rational and indifferent, and in the end he became a cold and sharp monarch. But such a dangerous, upright, and selfless queen or ruler in the eyes of the people actually has a lover, and she will reveal very personal emotions and attachments to him. 3. Ji Zhan's setting in this article is "a bamboo horse dropped from heaven", that is, they had a very close emotional experience when they were young. The most intimate thing about childhood sweethearts is that even though they have grown up a long time ago, they still have very close, even embarrassing, immature memories of their childhood together. When they grow up, they can make up for the shortcomings that they did not complete when they were young, or they can talk about topics from childhood that only belong to the two of them. Obviously there are so many sweet things in this chapter that could be written about everyday points, but what I chose to present in the end is a discussion on consumerism and popular culture. Excluding the value output part, the two of them got along for less than a hundred words, and they didn't care about each other at all when they got along, and they didn't pay attention to this relationship at all.

After four months, I thought I hadn't read this chapter. After reading it, I was thinking about why the author was so Platonic, and how this chapter seemed to be just two people engaging in philosophy. The author would add his own ideas, and the real xql getting along chapter might not be out yet. I saw Sister Sesame's mixed feelings of sadness and indignation in the comment area, and slowly remembered that I had seen it all before, so I looked through the comments from four months ago, and sure enough, I still thought it was very platonic at the time 😂

Base station, shut up. What did Jiligulu say? Just do it for me! ! ! Stop talking! ! ! [Hug]

It's so cute. After so many years, I'm revisiting the plot except this chapter. My cp is still so good... It's still the cp that I love the most, the most devoted and the most amazing in the past few years.

This one chapter really ruined my CP for the rest of my life^^ If I had known I would have begged for this extra chapter for nothing, it would have been better to stop at the first sentence of Chapter 387 than to appear in this chapter. More than 3,000 words can completely destroy my CP. At that time, I really shouldn't hope that an author who hasn't written for a year will still remember what she wanted to express when she picked up the pen. The ending of not remembering it at all is that since everything is unfamiliar, it is better to follow the path and start from telling the truth. Hands on ^^ It's a pity that Jinjiang does not have the function of blocking a certain chapter. Unsurprisingly, this article has the most long comments on Jinjiang's annual report this year. The consequence of devoting every day of my time to this article for the past year and a half is that the existence of this chapter has wasted a year and a half of my entertainment life. It's an unprecedented experience to finally experience what it's like to collapse a house without being a star ^^ If I had known about this chapter a year and a half ago, I wouldn't have read this article, written a long review of more than 30,000 words, and had more than 50,000 fan followers. I would never have spent thousands to specially commission your drawings to make finished products. After I signed the contract with JJ, I didn't write any of my own novels. The result of spending all my efforts and life to make you two fans is that I ended up being fed shit and seeing a lot of stupid people who were so proud that this was not shit. Cognitive dissonance makes me want to ignore this chapter and tell myself that I have loved you for a year and a half. It is delicious and meaningful. Who knows? Time is always meaningful, and my tears and heartbeat for you are still meaningful. After seeing this chapter, I would rather this chapter never appeared. Whether Ji Zhan is really dead and Zhang Chi is forever tormented by the ghost in his memory and throne, or the if line proposed in Chapter 385 that Zhang Chi and he die together and they go to the guillotine and go to hell together are better than this shit-feeding he ending^^ At least one of the hatred and love can be profound. As expected, people cannot be cheap. I will definitely try my best to prevent this chapter from happening before everything returns to April. But who could have known that the vision of the past year would eventually completely destroy my cp? Zhang Chi, the only ending this chapter brings to you is Rilke's sentence: If suffering is not recognized, love cannot be learned.

It feels like the author is also conveying his insights on life to us when writing.