BATTLE ROYALE
At the beginning of the new century, a country stood on the brink of collapse. Unemployment soared past 15 percent, leaving ten million people out of work, while eight hundred thousand students stopped attending school. Adults had lost confidence and feared the younger generation. And so a bill was passed: the "New Century Educational Reform Act," commonly known as the BR Act.
PROGRAM: Another popular name for the BR Act.
"All middle school students across the country have an equal chance of being selected for the BR Act. Each year, students in their graduating classes are chosen at random."
"Selected students are obligated to take part in the PROGRAM and may not resist. Those who refuse to participate will be punished immediately."
"Any act that obstructs, or attempts to obstruct, the normal operation of the PROGRAM will be punished accordingly."
"Students are each assigned a different weapon and must fight one another to the death within a designated area. The last survivor wins."
"The time limit is three days."
"If more than one person survives when the time limit expires, the collars of all survivors will be detonated, and there will be no winner."
"Special rules will apply at different stages of the process."
"The terms of the BR Act may be amended at any time."
Reposted from Jinjiang Literature City. Original: http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=1656874
Theme:
Sanae, you died so miserably. You survived to meet WILD SEVEN but you still couldn't escape death.
In fact, there is no need to fight Yoshida and Kondo at all. If the four of them directly removed their collars, the military would only think that they were beaten in the firefight with Yoshida, wouldn't they? Naoko is believed to have died after being caught in an explosion caused by Kondo.
After that, he hid in the penalty area, and there was no need to worry about Yoshida and Kondo coming to kill him.
Of course, the military may be suspicious, but letting Yukino become the last "survivor" actually has the same problem. If the military won't give up until they find the bodies of Mimura and Sakuraba, can they escape? Since the military's IQ is set so low in the novel, and the four people's luck is so good (they are directly rescued by the returning WILD SEVEN), then why do they have to arrange a bloody plot for the four people to fight against Yoshida and Kondo?
Author, return me Sanae, return me Sanae, return me Sanae!
Although there are some problems in the first two-thirds of this article (for example, the relationship between Jinghua and Shiho changes too abruptly), it is generally good. Each character has his or her own experience and personality (although some have some inconsistencies), although the amount of pen and ink assigned to them varies widely.
But the "Third Day" part, which should be the climax of this article, seems much rougher than the previous article.
The rampage of the plot (how did Mr. Sakata get shot inexplicably, find the building inexplicably, and finally die inexplicably? What happened between his daughter, Xiaoqing and Xiaodie? The author has no explanation at all), and the large number of typos (I won't list them one by one, to the extent that it affects the reading), these all seem to reflect the author's eagerness to end the overly paved stall.
And the author seems to have a soft spot for certain characters in the movie (insert a sentence, I don't deny that I hate photons), so he deliberately arranged a lot of plots to commemorate them. The result of this is that it feels very suspicious and causes confusion in the internal logic of the novel (the author arranged for Tamaki, Sanae, Morishita, Kikuchi and other classmates to perform some near-suicidal behavior, which seems to affirm that there is a higher value above life, but also agrees with Mitsuko's philosophy of survival, which is fundamentally contradictory. It is completely incomprehensible to confuse Mitsuko's killing in compliance with social order with Yukino's behavior of resisting social order, etc.). In addition, there are a lot of side effects: Qiuya Nanabahara and his gang appear inexplicably and seem to have no effect at all. Yoshida and Kondo seem to be simple murderers with no personality traits at all (their characters were not well portrayed in the previous plots, at least not as well as the portrayal of Mai and Akizuki). The behavior of Ikeda and the military was also very feeble-minded and inconsistent with the cleanup (since he had already figured out Sakata, why did he let him escape? The bugging device failed, but he had no suspicion at all? This is all incomprehensible).
Finally, there were huge holes in the escape plan.
Even if Qin Yuan and others were here just to make a fuss, the actions taken by the four people after leaving the building are incomprehensible. It's obvious that the author (the person who borrowed the book) thought that the winner had to be one of the four, before he could disguise the others (who had their collars removed) as the dead like Shogo Kawada in the movie. Therefore, it was necessary to kill the other two people (Yoshida and Kondo).
But this logic doesn't make sense, because the four people could have pretended to have died in the battle with Yoshida or Kondo. Obviously, Naoko (who escaped from the secret passage) was believed by Ikeda and the military to be involved in the explosion and died. So why were the other four not considered to have been killed in the battle with Yoshida? After removing the collars, the four of them can still hide in the restricted area (Yoshida and Kondo cannot enter) and wait until everything is over before trying to find a way to leave the island (judging from the results, Sakuraba and Mimura didn't even have to think about how to leave the island, because they were directly rescued by Nanabahara and others).
Of course, this approach is also risky. If the military discovers it, you will be unlucky. But after killing the other two, unless one of the four is dead, there is still a possibility of being discovered by the military - besides, the probability of finding four people on this island is not much different from the probability of finding two people. In fact, the military doesn't seem to be looking for it at all, so this can basically be ignored.
In short, I don't see why there is a fight with the remaining two murderers, and I don't see why everyone waits for the two to fire themselves and then come out to deal with the remaining one (Yoshida and Kondo don't have GPS at hand, so the four of them can avoid fighting).
——Okay, after saying so much, I actually want to yell: Damn, author, you let Sanae survive to such a late stage, she has already met Nanabaru, and you still let her die, are you deliberately trying to mess with us readers, right?
Well, I feel very sorry for Sanae... Author, you win.
This couple is so touching~~
The author worked hard for the ending~~Looking forward to the extra chapter~~
What is more terrible than death is forgetfulness
It's great that Strawberry is okay~! Have a good rest. I was watching TV reports at home and there were several aftershocks. I was frightened. Please be careful!
Battle Royale - Dawn
At first, I thought Photon was Yukino's dawn. Mitsuko picked up Yukino, gave her a place to live, taught her the rules and methods of surviving in the dark, and took care of her until Mitsuko died.
After thinking about it carefully, I realized that Yukino was actually Mitsuko's dawn. When Mitsuko met Yukino, she said, "Follow me, and it may be difficult for you to return to the sun." Mitsuko knew clearly that Yukino would not live an ordinary life with her, but he still wanted to take her in. After that, Mitsuko has always been teaching Yukino, so that even if she lives in darkness, she should avoid taking "detours" and not repeat her own mistakes. On the last day, Guangzi even said: "Little one, you know, in so many years, the first person I have trusted is a little girl like you." It is not easy to make a woman like Guangzi, who is accustomed to darkness, trust her. This is the first time she has trust.
It can be said that Yukino's existence gives Mitsuko a glimmer of hope and expectation in his dark life like a walking zombie.
Photon didn't want Yukino to become the second Photon, but just created things and manipulated people. After all the twists and turns, Yukino still fell into the same path as Photon. When I saw the sentence "There is no place to go back to. Such a place has never existed before. Such a thing as a shelter has long since disappeared." Suddenly I understood that this was the portrayal of Mitsuko and Yukino before they met. I just wonder if when Mitsuko picked up Yukino and lived with her, would there be a "place to go back to"? No matter what purpose Mitsuko had for picking her up, and no matter what kind of mess it was, Yukino would be there waiting for Mitsuko to come back. There was someone waiting for him. Did Photon have any spiritual sustenance during that period? Similarly for Yukino, if there are photons "there", does it mean "you can go back"?
After Mitsuko's death, Yukino returned to the years of wandering alone, until now. I wonder if the Sakuraba boy can one day become the second "Photon" and always be by Yukino's side. Even if Yukino wants to leave, he knows that there will always be a place where a boy named Sakuraba is waiting for a girl named Yukino to come back.
The so-called "a place you can go back to" and "a place to stay"... Is nothing more than that there is always someone waiting for you to come back and bond with you.
Come on, strawberry supplements~
Her Majesty the Photon Queen, let me be your slave! Ps: I am also very happy when you and Yukino have sex with Lily?
Sanae, you died so miserably. You survived to meet WILD SEVEN but you still couldn't escape death. In fact, there is no need to fight Yoshida and Kondo at all. If the four of them directly removed their collars, the military would only think that they were beaten in the firefight with Yoshida, wouldn't they? Naoko is believed to have died after being caught in an explosion caused by Kondo. After that, he hid in the penalty area, and there was no need to worry about Yoshida and Kondo coming to kill him. Of course, the military may be suspicious, but letting Yukino become the last "survivor" actually has the same problem. If the military won't give up until they find the bodies of Mimura and Sakuraba, can they escape? Since the military's IQ is set so low in the novel, and the four people's luck is so good (they are directly rescued by the returning WILD SEVEN), then why do they have to arrange a bloody plot for the four people to fight against Yoshida and Kondo? Author, return me Sanae, return me Sanae, return me Sanae!
Although there are some problems in the first two-thirds of this article (for example, the relationship between Jinghua and Shiho changes too abruptly), it is generally good. Each character has his or her own experience and personality (although some have some inconsistencies), although the amount of pen and ink assigned to them varies widely. But the "Third Day" part, which should be the climax of this article, seems much rougher than the previous article. The rampage of the plot (how did Mr. Sakata get shot inexplicably, find the building inexplicably, and finally die inexplicably? What happened between his daughter, Xiaoqing and Xiaodie? The author has no explanation at all), and the large number of typos (I won't list them one by one, to the extent that it affects the reading), these all seem to reflect the author's eagerness to end the overly paved stall. And the author seems to have a soft spot for certain characters in the movie (insert a sentence, I don't deny that I hate photons), so he deliberately arranged a lot of plots to commemorate them. The result of this is that it feels very suspicious and causes confusion in the internal logic of the novel (the author arranged for Tamaki, Sanae, Morishita, Kikuchi and other classmates to perform some near-suicidal behavior, which seems to affirm that there is a higher value above life, but also agrees with Mitsuko's philosophy of survival, which is fundamentally contradictory. It is completely incomprehensible to confuse Mitsuko's killing in compliance with social order with Yukino's behavior of resisting social order, etc.). In addition, there are a lot of side effects: Qiuya Nanabahara and his gang appear inexplicably and seem to have no effect at all. Yoshida and Kondo seem to be simple murderers with no personality traits at all (their characters were not well portrayed in the previous plots, at least not as well as the portrayal of Mai and Akizuki). The behavior of Ikeda and the military was also very feeble-minded and inconsistent with the cleanup (since he had already figured out Sakata, why did he let him escape? The bugging device failed, but he had no suspicion at all? This is all incomprehensible). Finally, there were huge holes in the escape plan. Even if Qin Yuan and others were here just to make a fuss, the actions taken by the four people after leaving the building are incomprehensible. It's obvious that the author (the person who borrowed the book) thought that the winner had to be one of the four, before he could disguise the others (who had their collars removed) as the dead like Shogo Kawada in the movie. Therefore, it was necessary to kill the other two people (Yoshida and Kondo). But this logic doesn't make sense, because the four people could have pretended to have died in the battle with Yoshida or Kondo. Obviously, Naoko (who escaped from the secret passage) was believed by Ikeda and the military to be involved in the explosion and died. So why were the other four not considered to have been killed in the battle with Yoshida? After removing the collars, the four of them can still hide in the restricted area (Yoshida and Kondo cannot enter) and wait until everything is over before trying to find a way to leave the island (judging from the results, Sakuraba and Mimura didn't even have to think about how to leave the island, because they were directly rescued by Nanabahara and others). Of course, this approach is also risky. If the military discovers it, you will be unlucky. But after killing the other two, unless one of the four is dead, there is still a possibility of being discovered by the military - besides, the probability of finding four people on this island is not much different from the probability of finding two people. In fact, the military doesn't seem to be looking for it at all, so this can basically be ignored. In short, I don't see why there is a fight with the remaining two murderers, and I don't see why everyone waits for the two to fire themselves and then come out to deal with the remaining one (Yoshida and Kondo don't have GPS at hand, so the four of them can avoid fighting). ——Okay, after saying so much, I actually want to yell: Damn, author, you let Sanae survive to such a late stage, she has already met Nanabaru, and you still let her die, are you deliberately trying to mess with us readers, right? Well, I feel very sorry for Sanae... Author, you win.
This couple is so touching~~
The author worked hard for the ending~~Looking forward to the extra chapter~~
What is more terrible than death is forgetfulness
It's great that Strawberry is okay~! Have a good rest. I was watching TV reports at home and there were several aftershocks. I was frightened. Please be careful!
Battle Royale - Dawn At first, I thought Photon was Yukino's dawn. Mitsuko picked up Yukino, gave her a place to live, taught her the rules and methods of surviving in the dark, and took care of her until Mitsuko died. After thinking about it carefully, I realized that Yukino was actually Mitsuko's dawn. When Mitsuko met Yukino, she said, "Follow me, and it may be difficult for you to return to the sun." Mitsuko knew clearly that Yukino would not live an ordinary life with her, but he still wanted to take her in. After that, Mitsuko has always been teaching Yukino, so that even if she lives in darkness, she should avoid taking "detours" and not repeat her own mistakes. On the last day, Guangzi even said: "Little one, you know, in so many years, the first person I have trusted is a little girl like you." It is not easy to make a woman like Guangzi, who is accustomed to darkness, trust her. This is the first time she has trust. It can be said that Yukino's existence gives Mitsuko a glimmer of hope and expectation in his dark life like a walking zombie.
Photon didn't want Yukino to become the second Photon, but just created things and manipulated people. After all the twists and turns, Yukino still fell into the same path as Photon. When I saw the sentence "There is no place to go back to. Such a place has never existed before. Such a thing as a shelter has long since disappeared." Suddenly I understood that this was the portrayal of Mitsuko and Yukino before they met. I just wonder if when Mitsuko picked up Yukino and lived with her, would there be a "place to go back to"? No matter what purpose Mitsuko had for picking her up, and no matter what kind of mess it was, Yukino would be there waiting for Mitsuko to come back. There was someone waiting for him. Did Photon have any spiritual sustenance during that period? Similarly for Yukino, if there are photons "there", does it mean "you can go back"? After Mitsuko's death, Yukino returned to the years of wandering alone, until now. I wonder if the Sakuraba boy can one day become the second "Photon" and always be by Yukino's side. Even if Yukino wants to leave, he knows that there will always be a place where a boy named Sakuraba is waiting for a girl named Yukino to come back. The so-called "a place you can go back to" and "a place to stay"... Is nothing more than that there is always someone waiting for you to come back and bond with you.
Come on, strawberry supplements~
Her Majesty the Photon Queen, let me be your slave! Ps: I am also very happy when you and Yukino have sex with Lily?