Infinite Death

After reading the plot of the first two chapters, I find it very interesting about the protagonist's views on life and death. First of all, the setting is that the protagonist has no feelings for death, and has experienced death once, and has a deeper understanding of death. He has obtained the talent "Death Eye", which is equivalent to mastering the power of death. The above are the settings. However, the protagonist's performance is like this: In the first chapter, in the Iron City, the first violation is that it doesn't matter whether others die or not, but the character you like cannot die. The second is that although I am not afraid of death, so I can wander around and jump repeatedly on the edge of death, but when I really encounter the danger of death, I start to fight hard, saying that I can live without death, and I still want to live longer. Let's not talk about the reason first. Take a look at Chapter 2, God Eater. There is another point that violates the rules. His relatives died in front of him, and the protagonist expressed that he had no idea. I flipped through it and it was about section 117. Based on the protagonist's performance, we can draw three conclusions: First, the protagonist's lack of emotion means a personality defect, so he has no sense of death. Second, the protagonist does not understand death. Third, the protagonist does not have a clear self-understanding. Just looking at the performance, it can explain the setting problem, but it cannot explain the protagonist's love for the plot characters. Personality deficiency is a disease. It is not just indifferent to death, but it also likes other people's tricks. Even if we take a step back, if this is the case, then such people are usually depressed or even autistic, and they usually die quickly. Therefore one is impossible. Second, although it conflicts with the setting, it can perfectly explain all the protagonist's performance so far. What is the understanding of death? Death is the end of life and the final destination of all matter. Understanding death means that we should cherish our current life instead of just wandering around and committing suicide. This is the reason why I feel it is inconsistent, because in my opinion, the protagonist behaves like a child, saying that he has no emotions or feelings, but still risking his life for the character he likes, while saying that he is not afraid of death, and even those positive people admire his efforts even if he really wants to die. After all, humans are emotional animals, and emotions are an important criterion that drives human actions. However, the setting directly removes the emotion of death, so why does the protagonist live so desperately? Isn't the reason why people work hard to live a life because they are bound to die, so they want to live a colorful life? So I think the main character doesn't understand death. Three words will not be discussed. It is obvious that the protagonist is not a robot and has a clear self-awareness. I have always felt that no matter what medium the work is in, whether it is a novel, a comic, a movie or a TV series, it must be both entertaining and literary. Why are some works not allowed to be read by children? It is precisely because children who do not have a correct understanding of the world are most easily affected by the values ​​​​in these works. The outlook on life and death is a person's core values. How one views life and death basically determines how a person acts, whether he works hard or is decadent, optimistic or pessimistic. It doesn't hurt that any setting issues can be fixed. But the issue of values ​​cannot be compromised. If you have a problem, you have to point it out. Small problems can still be corrected. When you can't change it anymore and regret it too much, who should you hate? Life is only a lifetime, just play and play, and this life will be gone. When you get old and death is approaching, no one will care whether your thoughts are regret or satisfaction. Cherishing yourself is the most real thing.

I read the comments this morning (included in the enhanced post), and then went to station B to take a look. This is really... I thought I was just posting some barrages as a joke... But it turned out to be like this before I knew it... Forget about brushing Fang Li and Sylvia in the book review area. Frequent brushing in the animation comment area of station B will only bring bad luck to the book. It feels like a dove occupying a magpie's nest. All book friends, please pay attention. 😥

Final thoughts and suggestions for the next book (40,000 words) First of all, I would like to thank the hard-working Luo Qing for working despite her illness, trying her best to update 10,000 words every day, and providing readers with spiritual food for more than a year. This is also the first time I have followed a book, the first time I have enjoyed waiting for updates every day, and the first fully paid genuine book I have read. Therefore, as usual here, I will write a post like this when the last book was completed, although I don't know who deleted the content of the post in the previous book. However, in order not to commit the same problem as the previous post pointed out by the author - too much subjectivity, I bought Robert McKee's "Story" and spent more than two months studying how to write seriously. I also tried to improve my writing skills. On this basis, I wrote this article. In order to facilitate understanding, I tried to use the content of this book and FGO as examples, rather than using all the old movies of the last century as examples in professional books. At the same time, for everyone's convenience, this document has been uploaded to two reader group files. Please add some refinements at the end.

Have you read Infinite Horror, Superstring Space, Death List, Endless Arms, Reincarnation Paradise, Horror Paradise, End of the World, Panic Boils, My Cell Prison, Ace Evolution, The Comrade in the Final Evolution. I am looking for some similar Infinite Flow novels. Please recommend some books. Imaginative novels can also be used

Many people fan Fang Li, and some people ask who Fang Li is (probably because the original author was confused by the barrage)... But I want to say, I think it's better not to go there. There are already people who are dissatisfied with the original work, and they will get bad reviews for the book... Don't let the book, like some animations, get bad reviews due to the actions of fans. 😥

Suddenly I thought, Wu Geng Luo Qing, Wu Geng Liuli, are there something between these two...

I really don't understand. A 16-year-old book should just be buried in history. If you don't like reading it, you can just abandon the book. However, a group of free interns judged an old book from six or seven years ago with today's eyes. It really opened my eyes.

My evaluation is - a bunch of time police watch a 16-year-old work with their current perception. Indeed, looking at it now, this book does have various shortcomings, but after all, it is an old work six years ago, and it is normal to have flaws. At that time, online novels, especially the home novels, did not have much popularity and traffic, and everything was in its early and immature stage. Therefore, at that time, this work was of high quality, stable updates, and smoothly completed, and won unanimous praise from everyone. Therefore, I hope everyone will think carefully before criticizing. Don't use your current vision and standards to criticize previous works - it's like you ate an apple last month and then had diarrhea this month and blamed last month's apple for being bad. It's pure nonsense!

I don't understand why the protagonist needs to fight in close combat if he has the Death Eye? Shouldn't it be worthy of chanting motivation? When you see the dead line and use telekinesis to swipe it, the enemy will die. So why do you use melee combat?

It's a masterpiece, it's a masterpiece, maybe the compatibility is too good. I can't agree with the negative comments about this book in the book review section. In my heart, this book is perfect. I have never seen such an addictive manga. I would like to call you the number one.