The Tower of Ashes

Everything will be reduced to ashes after the war, my love for you will only last forever

It's really well written. Most of the articles written more than ten years ago are now outdated. It feels like watching a movie, and the meaning is still unfinished. If there were more twists and characters in the middle, the plot would probably be fuller.

I originally wanted to read Bawangwen, but after reading it, I still couldn't help but want to take a look. This review is very despicable, and it is just a joke for Sir Bo. There may be some misunderstandings, so please forgive me. It's rare to read Danmei during World War II and be able to understand it, probably because most Danmei during World War II regard World War II as a stage for interpretation of love, thus unknowingly blurring the era and treating the era in a formulaic manner. It is difficult for me to see the beauty of love in such articles, and I only see powerlessness and shallowness. So I was really surprised to see the adult's article. The adult's writing has an operatic elegance, and it can even be said that this article is like an opera. The adult's use of symbolism is really skillful, and this article also uses slightly mysterious elements such as tarot cards. I like the Elijah written by you. Even if I don't agree with his belief in love, I am deeply moved by this man. You have written about the beauty of love, the extremely beautiful side of love, and at the same time, you have also written about the plunder of human nature by love - nothing else - this is the unique charm of love. The soul of this article is the love of Elijah. The author writes it convincingly and even makes people relate to it. Giuliano is a symbol that symbolizes beauty and light. He is the god of Elijah's soul. At first, I thought Giuliano was a bit flat. After reading it, I realized that it makes sense for you to write this way, because you are only writing about Elijah, and Giuliano is a concrete reflection of his love. This technique reminds me of "Die in Venice". What a coincidence, both are set in Italy. When I saw "Lili Marlene" at the end, I was a little surprised but also felt that it was inevitable. This article ends with "Lili Marlene", as if a wonderful and colorful opera finally returned to the state it had at the opening, with a warm and fuzzy beauty. The lyrics of "Lili Marlene" may be adults' interpretation of this article. Even though I've heard it many times, the sweet and melancholy lyrics of "Lili Marlene" still hit me directly. For an instant, I felt like I was transported to Elijah's apartment, witnessing his last days along with the melody. I noticed that the title of the last chapter of Your Majesty is called "Ashes and Eternity", and I feel that Your Majesty is such a warm person. No wonder it ends with the lyrics of "Lili Marlene" - Your Majesty turned Elijah's love into eternity. Finally, I really like the article "Tower of Ashes" and the name is also very interesting^^

After watching it, I watched it over and over again, emo'd it over and over again, and burst into tears. I have always loved reading but also been afraid of reading articles with a World War II background. Because many endings are logical BE. There is a feeling of being held hostage to the end and unable to do anything. Although everyone's choices are reasonable, watching them move towards their destined ending. It's so painful, so painful, so painful!

Help, I really like my wife's writing style, but at this age I don't dare to read sadistic stories. Will my wife write happy ending or good ending stories in the future? My wife's writing style + this ending will really touch me crazily, woo woo woo

But I firmly believe that my love with you will last forever (*?????) I cried to death so heartbroken

Every time I read this article, I feel an unspeakable heaviness and heartfelt happiness in my heart.

Before the exam, I lost my fighting spirit and cried on my answer sheet. I can't tell which one is more gentle or cruel, Giuliano. If he vents his temper more and stops being tolerant Probably in the end he will stick to his decision and make a desperate move Then not only he but Elijah had nothing left. Was his love for Elijah not deep enough? Was Elijah's love not enough to move him? I don't want to think too much about this myself. Others have no right to question other people's love. I can't understand why people who love each other don't work hard to be together But I can understand that persistence other than love also has its reasons.

I have never written a review for Maojin, even though I have known you for a long time, because I feel that I can't say anything about your long nonsense. It was not until I saw "Tower of Ashes" today, and after opening the beginning, that I felt that I can, and I have the desire to write a review, so I started writing. Special statement: This review is purely a running account written while reading. It is my personal opinion and has nothing to do with the starting point of the article itself -_,- Okay, let's get started. First, there is the beginning of the article, starting with the prophecy on the Major Arcana. The back of the "Tower" reads "This era is full of hatred for love, and there is always a shadow between motivation and behavior." This is not only a topic, but also establishes the narrative technique of the entire article - symbolism, as well as the narrative style: mysticism. Of course, this is Mao Jin's favorite style. It is very romantic and very suitable for describing the society during World War II. The following article also confirmed my guess: the Italian People's Daily, the Costanzi Grand Theater, the poster of "Tosca", Yeats in "Caligula"... Metaphors and irony techniques are everywhere. In this way, the author seems to be whispering the complicated feelings of both hatred and love for that era. Speaking of Elijah, I wonder if the author had the Bible in mind when he named Elijah. "Elijah" is a prophet in the Old Testament, and his name means "Jehovah is God". He is a very positive image. However, in Israel at that time, he was a rebel. He was persecuted in various ways because of the slander of women and the gods worshiped by people at that time. After performing miracles, he was called by the alliance leader. Well, I'm guessing that Elijah in this article may have had the same mission, but of course, that's just a guess. Elijah has such a name with a clear meaning, but the initial impression he gave me was very complicated. He loved self-deprecation, behaved badly, and was the same pessimism as many playwrights of that era. The protagonist and the era shared the same pessimism. They all liked to use their own degradation to sublimate their souls. As for Giuliano, he gave me a very pale impression at first, but since he stopped Elijah from hunting, I have confirmed his status as a "dirty Virgin". As mentioned earlier, he had frequent contact with the Liberals, and when he first met Elijah, he pretended not to know him. So he should have participated in some anti-social activities, but why did he find Elijah again later? Coupled with the subsequent wavering, I became even more convinced of this. He may be in love with Elijah, but his life has come to an end in his heart. He needs to rely on Elijah to get the feeling of "living", and finally succeeds in using this "love" to drag Elijah away, pulling him to go to the same place with him. Until the end of the article, Giuliano's image was a little pale in my mind, perhaps because his love performance has never been higher than the belief in his heart. From Elijah's point of view, he is just a symbol of love pursued by the protagonist, beautiful and exuding light and heat. The protagonist is very idealistic. He loves Giuliano without hesitation, and does not even mind that the light and heat are not radiated for him. Finally, tragedy happened. I can't comment on a single word about the dark side of World War II. That's it, haha, don't blame me for stopping abruptly, this article is also very short. I finished reading it, and it turns out that my guess was wrong. The person who carries the mission is not the protagonist, but the protagonist's lover. The protagonist is persecuted by "women's slander", but ultimately persecutes women (laughing). However, they are not heroes in this era. My most straightforward feeling is that... Giuliano is a fool. He suffered the ruthless poison of revolutionary heroism and was eventually poisoned to death. Okay, your article has come to an end, and my comments should not be repeated. I am a shallow person, and I am not suitable for playing deep for a long time. Although everyone does not like tragedy, the ending of Giuliano and Elijah has to be said to have completed their lives. Perhaps "in this era of turmoil and chaos, in this terrible moment of strife and despair, only the beautiful and worry-free palace can make people forget and make people happy."

I can't express my feelings, I'm so sorry