[Western Crossover] Victor Never Despairs

——A Thousand Words Analysis to Mrs. Seiichi What's most fascinating about Victor is how it completely deconstructs the superhero narrative. Victor is not a hero or villain in the traditional sense, but an experiment that was destroyed by the system and tried to rebuild itself in the ruins. His "not despair" is not optimism, but a kind of sober madness - he knows that the world is absurd, but he still wants to resist in his own way. 1. People of the Motherland: The Most Distorted Mirror Image The relationship between the natives and Victor is the most morbid and realistic part of the book. They are not simple enemies, but each other's darkest reflections. - "We are all guinea pigs, why can you pity me?" This sentence reveals the deepest sin of Vought Corporation: it makes its victims bite each other, turning "who is more human" into a survival game. The motherland's obsession with Victor is essentially a desire for "identification of the same kind" - if even Victor admits that they are the same kind, then there will be an excuse for his depravity. - "Pleasing Victor like a researcher" The behavior pattern of the people of the motherland exposed the tragedy of the experimental subjects: even if they obtained superpowers, they were still repeating the conditioned reflexes when they were supervised. His entanglement with Victor is not hatred, but a deformed dependence - Victor's denial has become the only way for the people of the motherland to confirm their own existence. 2. The Invincible Young Hero: The Ghost of Idealism The existence of the Invincible Young Hero (Mark) is like an overly bright mirror, reflecting the cracks in Victor's soul. - A man who does not believe in heroes, but is teaching others how to be heroes. Victor's "teaching" of Mark is full of irony: he teaches combat skills, but constantly hints at the vanity of heroism. This contradiction exposes Victor's deepest fear - his innocence in protecting Mark, not out of hope, but out of a desperate recognition of the nature of the world: "You will eventually see the truth, but let me delay the process." - The true meaning of "Don't learn from me" When Victor said this to Mark, what he really wanted to say was: "Please prove me wrong and prove that this world is still worthy of belief." Mark's existence became a dialogue between Victor and the idealistic soul of his youth. 3. Da Chao: Redemption or another experiment? Clark Kent is not a love interest to Victor, but a "perfect program" that cannot run. - The Kryptonian Kiss and the Shadow of the Laboratory When Chao clasps the back of Victor's neck, his stiff reaction reveals the truth: what he desires is not love, but the illusion of being "certified" by some absolute existence. But the problem is - Kryptonian love requires a complete personality to carry on, and Victor's "self" has long been formatted by Walter. - Testing the threshold of love Their relationship is doomed to tragedy, because Victor will continue to use extreme behaviors to test the limits of Da Chao's tolerance - until the other party collapses, to verify that "no one can accept the real me." This is not love, but another test about "qualified experimental subjects". 4. "Hero" as a systemic disease The most subversive setting of "Victor is Not Despair" is the deconstruction of superheroes as a by-product of trauma: - Vought's assembly line for manufacturing heroes is essentially a systematic personality destruction project. - Victor's "good deeds" are nothing but the fear of becoming a citizen of the motherland -His yearning for the Super League is actually his attachment to the absolute authority of Stockholm While traditional superhero stories celebrate strength, Victor's story tells us that so-called heroism may be the most exquisite disguise for post-traumatic stress. Conclusion: There is no redemption, only existence Victor's value lies not in "getting better" but in his stubbornness in remaining broken. He refuses to be co-opted by any narrative—be it the hero's redemption or the villain's fall. (PS: The if line should probably let Victor blow up the Walter laboratory-use an explosion to hold a graduation ceremony for all the test subjects.)

Well, actually, my wife was my inspiration for The Invincible. When I saw The Invincible, I felt a little confused. I wanted to watch it, but I was too lazy to check it out. Now I went to watch it and found that it was quite good. 💪 There is also Peacemaker. I will wait until I finish The Invincible and find time to watch it again.

😭 😭 😭 😭 No, I just haven't come to see you for such a long time, 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 In the past few months, I feel very busy with studies, so I haven't come to see my wife 😭 😭 😭 😭 I only came to see her after the midterm exam recently. How could you make such an announcement? Who is talking about Mrs. !!!!! I will scratch you hard with a knife 😭 😭 😭 😭 I will turn off your sun and let you dance in the dark cemetery

Thoughts after reading "[Comprehensive British and American] Victor Is Not Despair" The first time I clicked on "[Comprehensive British and American] Victor is Not Despair", I was deeply attracted. The author's vivid description of Victor has "rebellion" and "sobriety" engraved in his bones. He does not think that superheroes are the chosen ones who save the world. Instead, he thinks that these guys with powerful powers are the "big pests" hidden in the world. Just from this perspective, my eyes immediately lit up. It was so different from those mindless articles about superheroes! Moreover, the elements of works such as "Black Robe Picket" and "Invincible Young Hero" are blended very smoothly. Watching Victor navigate and grow with his own ideas in this world of superheroes is really touching. Every update is like unboxing a blind box, and I am particularly looking forward to what new superheroes Victor will encounter and what sparks will collide with them. There are also some plots in the article that are particularly tense. Victor's struggle to be wary of superheroes yet unable to resist being involved in related events, as well as his struggles and transformations as he grows up, are particularly resonant. It felt like I was not only writing a story, but also exploring the meaning of the existence of superheroes. This pattern suddenly opened up. I really like the big writing. Every time I read the update, I still feel unfinished. I wish I could see the ending all at once, but I also cherish the process of following the update. I hope you can maintain this creative enthusiasm, bring more exciting content, be strong in writing, and keep updating!

Bro just dragged me into the invincible and cold pit of Invincible Young Hero. .

The big writing is really great. Originally, I only came here for Superman. I have never watched "Black Robe Picket", but even so, I was impressed by the twisted feelings between the motherland and the male protagonist. It is really written so well. Now I miss the motherland and Superman can be together with the male protagonist, but think about it, it is impossible. 😂

I suddenly felt that Victor had not grown much in the first few units. He was missing for 4 months (and judging from the intensity of events and the passage of time, there was not much difference in the flow of time in these four months, so he did not have the experience of living for decades in vain). All things happened within a year, right? And every incident is a big change. Victor is like a guy who has been hit hard by life and is constantly stiff. He has no time to grow 😂. He just learned to endure, hide, disguise, and ignore. It can only be said that this experience will become the soil for his growth in the near future. If I want to compete with people from my motherland, it can't be 19-year-old Victor.

In short, I am very much looking forward to my wife's continued updates. I want to see Victor meet more people, and I want to know what chemical reactions will happen when they meet 🥺

Angstron and Helen's handling was great. Helen died the moment she thought she was home safely. Angstron awakened his abilities after witnessing this tragedy, and he felt like he had inherited his abilities. When I watched it before, I was thinking about the follow-up of Helen's character, but I didn't expect that I still remember Helen 😍. I just finished watching the Invincible Young Man anime recently, I love it so much

Halfway through watching it, I felt like narcissus. As expected 😳