Among all the ketongs I have seen, this gin book is very unique. The Gin I understand, as a killer, must be cruel and cold, with an aura of blood.
Although in the current Conan plot, Gin already seems very stupid and useless. It's no wonder that many articles write about him without any sense of threat. Some write him as if he is funny, some write him as a complete pervert, and some write him as cruel on the surface.
But the feeling this book gives me is that he is indeed a killer, a cruel, cold, and vigilant killer.
It is well written, perfectly showing the hypocrisy and shamelessness of the original text, portraying the images of many little people who know the original text, seeking some justice for the innocent people who were killed, and basically destroying the evil-doing bureaucrats and aristocrats. However, due to the feudal society, there are still some limitations of the times, but the flaws cannot be concealed.
The front part is okay, but the back part feels a bit like a running story, but the intention is very good. We need more fair articles, instead of criticizing and glorifying the feudal noble lords and the concubine god sect. Give five stars to encourage the author.
(Most of this article is about the trial of whether you know the plot of the original crime. There are relatively few characterizations of Bao Qingtian, Zhan Zhao and others, which may not be suitable for readers who only like to read Bao Qingtian's part)
It feels very original. I have read a lot of HP fanfics about the founder, but this one feels very heavy. The founders are not so omnipotent, they do not act very powerful, they do not solve the problems of the magical world at once, but they express the original concepts of love and death in another somewhat complicated and bewildered way. But I feel that the concept of the Ouroboros is a bit too complicated, and the description space is a bit short. Ouroboros seems to have elements of modern physical relativity. Is it a bit awkward to combine magic and science in this way? I feel like I don't quite understand.