Their deaths may be gears that drive the plot, or they may be warning monuments, or they may be joking footnotes to fate. When taken apart, there are hundreds of gestures and all sorts of lamentations.
They didn't die from the strength of their opponents, but from the cage they drew - they always felt that "taking it over" meant winning, but they never calculated that obsession itself would eat away at their way out.
Their deaths were absurd, even a little ridiculous, but they laughed and felt it was a pity - if they had not been so anxious and stupid, they might have survived the whole book safely.
Their deaths have no "meaning". They don't advance the plot or warn anyone, they just "happen"...
I traveled through time and space to a parallel world
I met my boyfriend here who I was crazy about before.
But I don't seem to recognize him anymore
But so what if I recognize it?
Xu Wei, it's your turn to chase me this time
Why do other people who time travel have sweet love?
And my time travel is to stage a "living"
My first wife committed suicide, so what should I do?
No way
What should I do if my original wife hooks up with someone else's fiancé?
Break his heart and reject him
What should I do if my first wife becomes a monster and loses her "thighs"?
Change another one
What should I do if the original partner of the heroine makes Tizuko commit suicide?
Intention: Is class so boring and tiring?
