Prince

The prince saw Cynthia showing her faith and her charming unwillingness to give in to violence, and he was so excited that he wanted to torture her to death. He was really a sadist...

I originally planned to come to the DaDa column to read "The Failure of Love", but I accidentally clicked on this book "The Prince" and read it for two days in a row, and finally tied it. About the Prince: Whether it is the strategy system or the boss, chasing his wife in the crematorium, etc., The more powerful, cold and ruthless the male protagonist is in the early stage, and the more he tramples on the female protagonist's feelings, the more it can be compared with the male protagonist's heartbeat, wavering, and transformation into deep love in the later period. The greater the contrast, the sweeter the fruit of "love", and the more enjoyable it is for us readers. But the prince is too mysterious, too cold, and too funny. In addition, this article is a first-person narrative, so I can only see it through Cynthia's perspective. His moments of vacillation and vulnerability are too difficult to detect and confirm, so my mood is the same as Cynthia's, worried about gains and losses, full of expectations and full of doubts. When watching the plot of the two getting along, if Cynthia says she is the prince's dog, I will be the author's dog! The prince and Cynthia were having an affair (so exciting, so exciting, looking forward to the development!) - Cynthia was shaken (poor Cynthia, but it is human nature to meet such a skilled prince!) - Cynthia retreated, calmed down, and began to scrutinize and curse the prince (wait, is the prince still teasing Cynthia and not showing his true feelings at all?!)... It goes round and round, just like a yo-yo. From the first chapter to the present, the relationship between the two seems to have been like this. According to ordinary novels, there will always be progress in the relationship between the male and female protagonists by dozens of chapters, not to mention chapter 120. While I can't help but want their relationship to take a further step, I feel that this is the real logical development: Although I have read Chapter 120, in the world of vampires, such a short time has passed. The yo-yo game involving both parties has been played for decades or hundreds of years. In our eyes, it seems to be a dangerous event that can change many things. However, in the eyes of the prince, it is too ordinary and cannot prevent him from controlling the mood and personality of the yo-yo. So he can only wait and expect, hoping that the real crisis will come and change him. In short, I am very much looking forward to the emotional line between the two! About Cynthia: I have read a novel before that mentioned the setting of the soul gem. The soul that has suffered a lot has a bitter taste, the soul that is in love has a sweet taste, and the soul that has been threatened and tortured before death has an exciting taste... If there is a soul gem, then Cynthia's soul must have the most delicious and complex taste. In the past 700 years, Cynthia has encountered too much, but until now, she is still full of emotions, not numb. The setting of vampires losing their oral desires is really interesting. Material enjoyment is limited and they will always get bored. The desire to conquer seems strong, but first, they are unable to continue to expand their territory due to objective constraints. Second, in the end, the process of conquest is always the same, and they will only be dissatisfied (such as Prince Arrow). So let's talk about feelings! With such a long life, there is no other enjoyment than love! It's a pity that the long time has consumed most of the emotions and humanity of vampires. In human life, they have such abundant emotions, which are not only strong, but also generously distributed to irrelevant things, such as scenery, food, and passers-by. But the vampire's feelings are only "something strong enough and deep enough." However, Cynthia, from her perspective, although she is trying her best to admit that 700 years of life changes have worn away too much of her, Cynthia's emotions and humanity are the most abundant and firm among all. I couldn't help but be moved when I saw Cynthia's sweetness, joy, and even hesitation and entanglement, and then regret and pain. Especially the part where Cynthia was telling Prince Arrow a story, I couldn't help but watch it several times. She still remembers so many "unwillingness to talk about" and such subtle and complex emotions 700 years ago. It has not been worn away by time and other pains and is still hot. I have to sigh, my wife's writing style is really good! This paragraph is very well written!! There is also a Roches plot later, which is very emotional. A cruel and vulgar third-rate vampire playwright actually has such a past. Sorry, thinking of the monkey's paw, immortality distorted his ideals in a wonderful way, of course, maybe he wasn't firm enough. Therefore, people who appear determined are particularly rare, such as Cynthia. Alas, I was actually a little pity at the beginning that you wrote this article in the first person. I accept the first person well, but now the mainstream of jj is the third person, and using the first person will naturally reduce the audience. I think this article definitely deserves more collections!! But the first-person writing is great, especially in terms of the emotions of the protagonist, which is particularly suitable for a sense of immersion. I enjoyed watching it. In short, the writing is very, very good, and I am very much looking forward to Cynthia's next fate!! Some speculations about others: Prince Arrow: A very interesting character. Her awareness of the situation of women is keen, and her promotion of the status of women is progressive, which is definitely good. But Prince Aiello recognized the high status of women, probably because she was among women? I always feel that if she were not a woman and a vampire, she would immediately acknowledge and elevate her class. (I don't know how to express this idea). In Prince Arrow's eyes, it's probably female vampire >>> = female human = male vampire >>> male human? Regarding the situation of women, Cynthia and Artis have resonance, but Cynthia not only identifies and sympathizes with women, but also identifies and sympathizes with human beings. It is estimated that Artis's philosophy and system are not what Cynthia likes. Prince: Does he have no political leanings or any ideas for construction? The prince seems to be a very pessimistic person. He ridicules this and that every day, saying that humans are not good, vampires are not good, werewolves are not good, but in actual actions, he does not seem to manage his territory very well. (Hahaha, I was driven back to the island) I guess he is dissatisfied with the current system, but even if he is dissatisfied, given the character of the prince, he will just watch indifferently. At most, he will be a destroyer and contribute to bad things. As for establishing a new order, it doesn't seem like what he would do. Big brother: Unexpectedly, he is a kind and good vampire. The governance of Rite Island is indeed a bit utopian. To limit vampires from harming humans, stronger power and more stringent systems must be needed. The peace on the island is still a bit fragile. How will the Grand Council arrange the fate of Rite Island? There will probably be a war, right? Poor Ernest TT Church and Hunter Association: Just as the development of productive forces has changed production relations, human beings are also seeking change, right? Looking at the Angel Mantra, and that Scarlet Bishop, are humans looking to harness the power of God and the power of darkness? If they do get it, maybe the two parties will have a big fight and eventually renegotiate? Cynthia: Cynthia's weakness is, as she said, too cowardly. (Ah, she is indeed the Salted Fish Princess) Because of her special experience and kind character, Cynthia sympathizes with every vulnerable party. However, for 700 years, Princess Xianyu has often observed and experienced it, but her meaning has rarely changed. It's hard to imagine that Cynthia would think about what I want to build and change (why does it look a bit like the prince?) But does "Queen of Carthage" hint at Cynthia's ending? Maybe she really has a chance to build such a place, where she will no longer use violence to oppress the people of the territory, but rule with the kindness and justice in her heart? PS: The above is purely my guess. I'm very happy if I guess correctly. If I don't guess correctly, I'm even more looking forward to it. If my wife is concerned about spoilers, there's no need to reply to me hahahaha In short, my wife's writing is very good. Thank you for writing this work. I will try my best to read her other works, and then sit back and wait for updates!!

The prince is just a slave, with a mediocre name, pretending to be a prince on stage?

Opening a regular meeting and suddenly starting to expose the shady story of a beauty pageant from eight hundred years ago, your company pills

This chapter is simply the climax! Cynthia's confession reminds me of the Jane Eyre episode. Is it because of the "nobility of soul"?

I like the story of the prince. Is this the emotion of a vampire? I feel that the prince did not realize that he loved Cynthia until this moment, and he felt that it was not love, but Cynthia must be very special in the prince's heart.

No, despite this, the prince still wants to kill Cynthia.

Cynthia and the prince are a perfect match, they are so awesome

I really can't imagine how these two can be together. . Does the prince have such an emotion as love?

Ah, I don't believe him at all like Cynthia!!