Siren Blade

Tea Anorectal Clinic realized that it was so terrifying that it actually got rid of the status quo of delayed updates and continued to update for nearly half a year. It was amazing. Back then, the demon-killing expert was hospitalized and said in a single chapter that he would use magic skills immediately after he was discharged. Now it seems that this statement is true... It just took another year or two () Back to this book. I personally think this is indeed a breakthrough for tea. To be honest, except for the first volume (Dream Chapter), the subsequent chapters of Siren sometimes make me completely unaware that it was written by Tea Leaves, because the difference is indeed very big. This gap is reflected in all aspects of the book, but only in the writing style, Tea Leaves still maintains the original analytical description and super-sophisticated metaphors (as well as the description of light-hearted battles). As for the writing style, I think Cha Ye's writing style is quite consistent with his writing style itself, so it is expected that there are not many changes... Of course, sometimes you can see various innovations, which are also surprising. Other aspects of this book are in stark contrast to demon-killing experts and superpowers. Let's talk about structure first. Tea Leaf got rid of the plot design of volume (unit drama) and started its first long-form serialization. Ultimately, this has both advantages and disadvantages. From a personal perspective, I actually prefer Tea Leaf's unit drama. Although I have to say that the various foreshadowings in Tea Leaves' novel are very good, many puzzles are suspenseful without deliberately selling out, the plot is also very dynamic, the links between the copies are very natural and the themes are intertwined, and the novel has a smoother viewing experience - but! But the most fundamental difference between a novel and a unit play is that it is difficult for each copy to express a personalized point of view independently, but needs to be linked to the theme of the entire book. Tea Leaf does this very well. All copies of the entire book are Li Duo or the "dreams" of characters like Li Duo, and they are also Li Duo's mirror. However, this results in a high degree of repetition of themes in each copy, which makes it impossible to convey the independent thoughts of "Happiness is picking up and putting down" like "Happiness is picking up and putting down" in the Abyssal Town of Conquering Demons, and "people are animals living in situations" in The Fool's Chapter, which makes the entire book less condensed. The secondary disadvantage is that it is difficult to use the narrative trick that Cha Ye makes good use of (it seems that he tried various interludes and flashbacks in pursuit of freshness, but in the end there was no closed loop, which is a pity). To be honest, I personally think the two narrative tricks in the "Conquering the Demon Fool" chapter are the best narrative tricks in the world of online literature. Even though Cha Ye himself modestly says that this is a magic technique, I think it is the secret of a strange sect, and when used appropriately, it can move a thousand pounds. It's a pity that I can't use this book. But overall, it can be seen that Cha Ye is trying hard to keep himself on the right path, pursuing the excitement of the story itself and the only theme, which is still admirable. On the other hand, the characterization in this book is completely different from before. Although the first two books have a gloomy world view, the protagonists themselves have sufficient internal drive. They are serious protagonists who have personal pursuits and act because of their pursuits (well, Xu Fu counts as half). But Li Duo... To be honest, I doubt that Cha Ye really took the material from the book and gal. He looks too much like the so-called heroine. Li Duo has insufficient internal drive and has been pushed away by the outside world. For the Siren, for atonement, for fulfilling Bluebird's expectations, for Siren to live - his spirit is built on others, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it is the blade of the Siren Blade. Therefore, although he is very charming, decisive, candid and reflective, his lack of internal drive makes him look very... Tired. It was like rust spots had been soaked in sea water, and it was decayed. In the final analysis, he has no inner drive, because he is an ordinary person. Unlike Ning Hai and Xu Fu, who take the initiative to enter another world, he is truly forced and is a genuine, upright ordinary person. Tea Ye chose such a person as the protagonist, and my feelings are actually very complicated: on the one hand, I feel that Cha Ye's literary talent is beyond my imagination, and it can analyze the entanglements of ordinary people so vividly, and it is really like a divine blessing; on the other hand, I feel depressed and unable to control myself, because it is too real and disgusting, and I have to reflect. This is too real, too explicit, it is like putting the capillaries of the heart in clean water and pulling them apart for everyone to see. In this book, the main character in shaping the protagonist is dominated by realistic elements, while other supporting characters in the light novel style really seem like mediators, extremely separated from Li Duo's reality. But perhaps only in such a gentle dream composed of characters can Li Duo be redeemed. Overall, this breakthrough in characterization is extremely successful. Tea sacrificed the theme of the supporting characters and used almost all labeled supporting characters to complete 3.5 Characters that complement each other like sculptures - Li Duo, Blue Bird, Siren and Siren. For me, the experience brought about by this shaping is indeed like a dream, drifting, ups and downs, heartache, and the refreshing feeling of a drowning person breathing air. It can be called a masterpiece. Finally, the world view of tea in this book is also a considerable breakthrough. The key settings are hidden in the world view, and the world view of the Hidden World has both the brutal primitiveness of ancient witchcraft, which corresponds to the humanity of the protagonist, and the abstract and omnipotent romantic spells, which corresponds to the theme of dreams (as well as Tea Leaves's consistent secondary style), which is quite subtle. I personally also like the setting of the hidden world. If we have to talk about disadvantages, the settings of the Security Bureau are indeed not that detailed and do not have that sense of construction. The specific manifestations are that the description is not detailed enough, the character network is not detailed enough, the system is not complete enough, etc. But on the one hand, the Security Bureau only occupies a secondary position in the book, so the current shaping is enough, I am just nitpicking; secondly, the characteristics of the hidden world also deliberately blur the setting of the Security Bureau, if I must say, the current description is also in line with the style of painting. But if the next time tea leaves are to shape the background of a large organization (such as the Demon Conquering Bureau), it may be necessary to consider it further. Finally, Cha Ye, you used the siren's murderous and soul-stealing method to omit reasoning and character development. Do you think we can't see that you are lazy? This is a truly evil way! (Of course, if you use this setting to make a big deal out of it later, just pretend I didn't say anything) As far as I am concerned, this book gave me a quite satisfactory reading experience. But I still hope that Cha Ye can be written as a unit drama. I still prefer the story of the second grade fantasy and philosophical thoughts hanging in the air, which is more romantic. In fact, in my opinion, this book is not suitable for long writing. For a person like Li Duo, no matter how many journeys he takes, it is just a dream. Everything is condensed in Chapter 16 and the story of Blue Bird. Just like in Saya's Song, the flowers bloom and fall, that's all. Remember the Siren Blade and look forward to its completion. Also looking forward to the tea update again!

The testimonials are also out, and I will update on the basic skills issues that I think were exposed in the process of writing Sirens in Tea Leaves. The first point is "inter-act growth". This term is used in the process of running a battle group. It means that at the end of the scene, the investigators conduct a growth check on each of their successfully used skills, or sort out their background and credit, restore their sanity, and other operations. In short, it is a sudden omission of process enhancement between two events. The enhancement of Li Duo is very similar to this. I complained in the chapter that "the protagonist of Tea Leaf can become stronger by using his imagination", including the joke that many readers like to play "The Demon Li Duo is in danger, the Demon Li Duo is completely victorious", which is also an extension of this problem. Compared with other novels, Li Duo becomes stronger too abruptly and easily. He often says "by the way" between events and then explains the ideas and settings. At most, the dialogue between Li Duo and the Sirens is shown, and when Li Duo is in danger during the incident, he completes the counterattack by mentioning the matter again. Such a plot is okay a few times, but because it is too repetitive, it seems very mechanical, making it difficult for readers to pay attention to the difficulties and dangers Li Duo encounters, because "I have the Siren Blade anyway." To put it bluntly, this method of handling is very lazy and rogue. It can even be pointed out that compared with "Deus Ex Machina", the only difference between this method is that the method needed to solve the next incident is written down before the incident begins. In this way, mentioning the matter again when defeat suddenly turns into victory is like saying "I am not deus ex machina. I have mentioned it before" and so on, shirking responsibility. This is very bad and affects the perception. Looking back at the previous protagonists of Cha Ye, we can notice that Cha Ye has always been lacking in this aspect: Ning Hai's telepathy grows automatically, and temporary privileges that have a huge bonus to strength are "issued" between the acts of each survival script. This is Tea Ye's original story organization that was born out of the COC group support card. It can be seen that this enhancement process is almost the same as "inter-act growth". Xu Fu appears in a semi-invincible state, which avoids a lot of problems, but the ghost's "this is just something ordinary people can do with a little training" martial arts is actually a manifestation of this problem, but because it appears as a very interesting joke, it dilutes the bad perception. Until this Siren, Tea Leaf no longer adopted the "diversified" or "campaign-style" volume division method as before, and this problem suddenly became prominent. But, in fact, there is a more fundamental reason for this problem. Cha Ye did not want to write a story about simply defeating monsters and upgrading. A very important manifestation is that Cha Ye has never set up a definite upgrade or combat power measurement system in the story. Among the superpowers, the priest and bishop system of the Black Goat Cult can be considered one, but there are also "inner demons" who are both priests and were stabbed to death by the fledgling Ning Hai, and Ning Hai before the ending has a "branding iron" that cannot be penetrated by his nemesis. The "paper and strong god" before the ending are a relative measure, and are only mentioned briefly. The first, second and third level psykers in Conquering Demons are just mentioned, especially when put together with Xu Fu's Kou Hu Martial Arts, they have no reference value. As the ceiling expert of Conquering Demons, they only appear in the background. As for the Siren, I'm afraid everyone has seen some kind of main-level super-main-level warlocks fighting, especially the invincible Lieque who pushes the limit one after another. Unclear levels create unclear upgrades, which is an easy problem. But I personally like this unclear system, and it seems that Cha Ye also likes it. I hope he can find a solution that has the best of both worlds in the future. The second point is "dialogue without tension". Everyone should have a deep understanding of this. You can often see posts complaining about the "stop commentary" during the battle. Whether it is the dialogue between Li Duo and the enemy, the dialogue with the Siren, or the broadcast of Li Duo and the Siren's imagination discussion in the "Growth Between Acts", they all appear to be very lengthy and without tension. It is true that the first person has the problem of talking to himself too long, but the tea leaves are still too prominent. Of course, the power of the true spirit can accelerate consciousness and make "stop-and-go commentary" reasonable, but a certain link next door has already told us that "reasonable does not mean good-looking." Organizing the dialogue in this way is really not good-looking. It has a strong separation effect on actions and events, and it is easy to make people feel bored. What's more, Cha Ye always arranges some speeches for the villains, saying "how is it possible" and the like. From the superpower Aviel to Bai Ju, they are still like this, with no progress. In the era of superpowers, there were also super interesting dialogue scenes such as the classic table tennis episode and the hot spring episode. Xu Fu's childish and arrogant words in "Conquering the Demons" were also very funny. But in Siren, unlike the daily breaks in the "after" and "extra" episodes of the previous episodes, these daily conversations gradually disappeared due to the continuous progress of events. The dialogue with Siren is a long-term imagination, with Qingniao is bull, cow, cow, green, green, with line lack is killing, killing, biting, blood, bad, bad, and sometimes there are even some quite unknown dialogues. It is true that the first person cannot communicate as concisely and powerfully as the third person, but there is still huge room for improvement in Cha Ye's basic skills in this regard. For the moment, these two prominent points come to mind. In short, Cha Ye is a very clever author, but I still hope that he can make more progress in his basic skills. Originally, the first person is a niche, and if such problems arise, it will be easier to drive people away, and it will be difficult to make money this way. Finally, I look forward to new books, book club groups, and for more refinement, come and see me for tea! . (True Town and Trap)

The Siren's Blade A legendary biography of ordinary people embarking on the path of heroes, an ordinary story born in a twisted world. The protagonist Li Duo, at the beginning of the story, is just a mediocre student, one of the many living beings who are preyed upon by warlocks in this world. In the subsequent stories, although he already possesses powerful power, he still does not break away from his existing thinking framework - observing the love, hatred and hatred in the warlock's world from an ordinary person's perspective. In the subsequent series of events, from the old bone to the hunter, from the late captain to Mingyi, until finally standing in front of Bai Ju, everyone is subject to inner tests and dilemmas. But Li Duo never lost his heart and never deviated from the path he chose. It can be said that Li Duo's growth in external strength is linked to his inner maturity and transformation. From the devil who was too confused to look directly at his true heart when he first met Bai Ju, to the determined hero who wanted to eliminate evil even at the expense of his own self. Unknowingly, he was able to face and accept his biggest psychological trauma, the Siren/himself, so Bai Ju, who was also lost and struggling in this twisted world, would naturally not be Li Duo's enemy. So this is not so much a fantasy battle novel as it is a growth diary of blood and tears after a lost boy returns to society. Most of the characters in the story have symbolic meanings. For example, the blue bird symbolizes the small but free kindness in social life; Li Que is the strict dogma and norm, but you will get his protection after you comply; Qiao Licorice is the understander and your partner in facing difficulties together; Zhu An is the guilt and regret of the past, and also the entanglement and prejudice that Li Duo finally let go of; The blood-biting image is the most contradictory. She actually represents the self who has fallen deeper and deeper into the devil's path but still clings to the warmth of the past. It is precisely because he forgives her that Li Duo can truly forgive himself for the crimes he has committed... The opponents along the way are all problems that ordinary people may encounter in their growth, and they are also heroes who may have deviated from the right path. Defeating them is also a process of repeated trial and error for Li Duo to confirm whether he is heading in the right direction over and over again. Without those numerous and interesting settings, for those readers who are still confused about their future and have regrets about their choices, "The Siren's Blade" will definitely bring you insights and experiences. In the end, they will also become the invincible siren blades when you face spiritual choices.

Nine months, with more than 4,000 updates at 11 o'clock every day, "The Siren Blade" is finished. This book Tea Leaf no longer adopts the writing method of previous episodes, making a breakthrough and exposing all its basic skills problems. Let's talk about a very important breakthrough first, but it's not actually about techniques or stories, but about the love from Ninghai to Xu Fu to Li Duo. Until the end, it was not clear whether the siren was charming or in love with Li Duo. However, according to the mutual care of the following characters, it should be that the longing for unconditional love that can always be responded to and embraced was captured in despair. Li Duo's father is a very ordinary man. Due to the pressure of his parents who lacked communication to continue the family line, he married a man with whom he had an indescribable deep relationship. He himself lacks love, and he is also afraid that his children will also lack love in the future. However, he still has no love for Li Duo because he knows how troublesome he was to his parents as a child, even if he becomes a father himself. Li Duo was lost under such circumstances. He felt that his parents lacked attention to him, even though his parents owed him nothing materially. Then he had a quarrel with his crush on the front desk, and in despair, he walked to the unknown mountain and met the sea monster. He found someone he could hug and ask for forever, even though it was not a human being, even though it didn't understand what hugging was. Later, Li Duo always felt that he was too ignorant at that time, whether he had too high requirements for the love of his parents, and whether he was too sad and sentimental as a young man. In the end, he discovered that he just wanted to be loved unconditionally, even if he was very ordinary, even if he was a gloomy child, even if his parents were ordinary people who were forced to live, and even if his parents may not have much passionate love between them, he still wanted to be loved unconditionally, to be loved so that he could always get a response, and to be loved so hard that he could reach out and be hugged. Before the ending, Li Duo was almost 20 years old, but his mental age was actually still stuck at the time when he was lost at 14 years old. Just like his father's lack of concern for the future when he was young, he lacked understanding and was always afraid of the social and family responsibilities he would bear. Before the ending, he was still a child who wanted to ask for such love, and it was only after the ending that he realized that he had become the same person who was asked for love but lacked response. The blue bird loves you, she wants your response; The blood bite loves you, but does not dare to ask for a hug even in death; The siren loves you, but you are not even willing to remember her origin. At that time, Li Duo felt that he was ignored by his parents, but in the end, what he did to his children was more excessive than this, more neglectful, more unresponsive, and he didn't even want to remember. Li Duo! ! ! Tie baa! Until the ending, you are still looking at yourself like this, You want to be a hero, You want to but don't dare to ask for love from your parents, You want to pay with your life, You want to punish yourself for your sins, But so many people are loving you and want to get a response, but you are not even willing to live for them, you want to be righteous, you want to be handsome, you want to leave everyone and die alone. "Dying on your own" appeared in Chaye's first book, Super Powers. Ning Hai was also such a bastard, and in the end he finally knew that he had to set a mission for himself to go back. The protagonist family of Tea has always been very similar. I think tea leaves may be used to heal myself. Ning Hai is a single parent. His father, Ning Yingrui, just doesn't know how to communicate with him. In the end, he finds that his son is so old, but he only secretly helps him sign up for travel and then gives him money, hoping that he can make some friends there and be happy to buy the things he wants. But Ninghai never had any requirements for friends or material things. He wandered around all day long, and in the end he never fully resolved the relationship with his father. Xu Fu in the second book, Conquering the Demons, is also a single parent. Xu Xingsheng always avoids this, using his police job to deceive him about the fact that he can't communicate. When he looked at Xu Fu the most, he suspected that he was a faceless man. In the end, he was also affected by the suspicion. His disabled son felt so guilty that he didn't know how to express it. Xu Fu also liked to use his identity as a faceless man to torment Xu Xingsheng, making him break his trust with "Xu Fu", and wanted to beat him until he was paralyzed and spend a lot of time in bed to spend time with the child. Although in fact he is not young mentally, he is still so childish and pitiful. Jianmo has not dealt with these matters until the end of the update. In this book, Li Duo finally has both parents, and he has finally found a "peace of mind" for this lack of response to his love. This is why tea is making progress and healing itself. Tea! ! !

Adapt it into butter😍

I was a little scared when I first saw the first person. In fact, this is a test of the author's ability. If the writing is not strong enough, it can easily turn into a running account. The sense of substitution generated by the first person can also be easily mishandled and lead to fragmentation. But the beginning of the dream was relatively novel, so I kept reading. The more I read, the more I like it. The delicate psychological description is so amazing, and the supporting characters are also very stand-alone. I can even imagine this book being made into a book for gals who can only talk about vertical paintings and differences. I would like to call it the text version of Saya's Song. So why is this book ranked so far on the list? Is it because the author, the eunuch, has too many criminal records? Please fill in the pits and thank you. I will continue to read it now. I will give you all the monthly tickets I get. Don't let it be unfinished, QAQ.

What does it mean to be a first-person protagonist? Many descriptions of the protagonist are described from the first point of view. It is very likely that the author uses this method to cover up some things. For example: the protagonist has never been coerced or tempted from the beginning to the end. He is really heinous. He has cunningly exploited loopholes in the law. He is acting! We are easily influenced by the first-person perspective. Good and bad cannot be accurately judged from a third-party perspective. There is a reversal behind the blind guessing of the protagonist.

I finally understand why I can't stand it anymore. Including Chapter 112, there have been many similar chapters before. They are not promoting the plot or shaping the characters. They are talking about the author's private goods. I'm here to read the story, not to listen to you talk about these things. It's good for people to have their own thoughts on their own pros and cons, but it's not something you use to justify chapters. No wonder no one is watching...

Very nice book! Embrace is something that the characters in the book can't get. Bloodbite longs to be treated as a human being instead of a devil, Li Duo longs to be loved by his parents, Siren longs for Li Duo's love, and Bluebird longs for Li Duo's love. They all long for mutual acceptance between people. "Dreams are the continuation of reality, and reality is the end of dreams" in EVA. People in this book do not want to indulge in dreams, because "dreams always wake up", and they plunge into painful reality in pursuit of the real thing. This book tells the story of several people who completed the redemption and sublimation of their souls and moved towards their own future. "One last kiss" fits this book very well, just like the lyrics, I have already met my Mona Lisa. I really like

After reading the story of Bad Move and Hunter, I felt that Cha Ye liked it very much and it was written with great feeling. It is a story about "why not me". But maybe because this chapter is longer, my personal impression of this story is not as good as the one in the middle. The biggest shortcomings of this book (personal feelings) mainly include the following points: 1. Character ability, compared to Xu Fu, Li Duo is like a numerical monster with partial science (Wrist Hao) and a high-sensitivity and high-damage operational character (Akali). So far, Li Duo has basically exchanged injuries for injuries, thrown axes, and relied on his powerful immortality panel and outrageous mechanics to beat the enemy violently. Although Li Duo was injured multiple times out of sequence, there was no sense of tension in the battle scene. Although Xu Fu knows that his martial arts are outrageous every time he faces an enemy, he basically has new tricks to deal with different enemies' strange psychic abilities or mechas. It feels like watching a master show off his tightrope walking. 2. Compared with Ning Hai's intuition, the warlock's awareness has become a golden finger for everyone. Everyone can make a judgment. Once the judgment is passed, you can skip the development process of the incident and directly understand the result. In this way, some details and reversals used in the development of the event are basically put into the memory. When I am not reading the memory chapter, I always feel that the amount of information is like a summary. And the awareness makes the warlock very good at hide-and-seek. Li Duo can defeat the enemy most of the time, but the enemy escapes every time, which doesn't feel very good. It would be very protracted if every enemy in the future had to fight and escape several times. 3. In terms of the subjective initiative of the protagonist (it should be said that the protagonist is different, it cannot be regarded as a deficiency), Li Duo feels more like a passive person in the story. Li Duo is more often approached because of his past experiences. He does not have a strong desire to pursue spiritual abilities like Xu Fu. The desire to live is also given by others. Regarding the criminal meritorious service, I feel that there is a lack of mobility because criminals are particularly aware of their ability to run away. Of course, the two are different characters in themselves, and maybe they have different charms. Finally, I wish Chaye good health, a happy life, and more braille.

I advise those who are too delicate or too empathetic not to read this novel. Although this novel has some positive energy, it is overall dark and twisted. Moreover, there are a lot of abnormal and perverted comments in the book review area!

This book is really good. What's the introduction? I missed it several times because of the introduction.

Now that I have read about 200,000 words, I have a guess or an idea. Is it possible that the current reality is a dream, and the protagonist's dream at the beginning is because he is about to wake up? At the beginning, the protagonist is on the verge of awakening and wants to return to reality, but after successfully awakening, the current world will be forgotten and destroyed. Blue Bird said at the beginning that reality is too painful. To make the protagonist indulge in that world without waking up is to use counter-logic to emphasize that there is a dream and this is reality. The same is true for the subsequent amnesia of so-called "dreams". For example, when everyone wakes up from a dream, they will have incomplete memory and only leave an image. Then why can incomplete memory be used to explain that he was dreaming at the time instead of forgetting the dream because he was about to wake up? The same goes for things like clothing mannequins, which represent that the protagonist is forgetting the dream and is on the verge of waking up. According to this conjecture, I represent the current world of warlocks as dream world one, the dream at the beginning as dream world two, and the world that is about to wake up as reality one. The dream you have at the beginning is a small world created by the phenomenon that the protagonist is about to wake up, and in that small world, all the things and experiences that bring the protagonist back to the warlock world are self-save in the warlock world. Including the blue bird, the ax spirit siren, the co-existence curse that the blue bird gave himself, those enemies of the protagonist, etc., Etc., The vividness of these characters and their love or hatred for the protagonist are all to deepen the impression that the warlock world of the protagonist is real. And the siren throughout the entire text, could it mean that the siren represents reality? ? So everyone is emphasizing that the protagonist has been brainwashed, so the protagonist has the instinct to not resist the siren. The current bond binds the protagonist. When the protagonist completely accepts the Siren regardless of the current bond, it means waking up. At this point I have another guess, which may be slightly different logically from the above. Is there a possibility that Blue Bird Rescue is the consciousness of the warlock world? What I said at the beginning is that the real world is too painful and I am addicted to dreams. What I am addicted to is not the world of demon hunters at the beginning but the current world of warlocks? ? ? After all, if you are really addicted and unable to wake up, the dream at the beginning was too simple, and the current warlock world is the dream built by Blue Bird for the protagonist. And what she said about the real world being too painful may not be false or she said it to tie up the protagonist. Something may have really happened in reality that made the protagonist escape into this dream. The blue bird built this dream because of the protagonist's wish and prevented her from waking up. The author said in his post that the title of the ending is "Sincerely for You", so the ending may be that the protagonist has the courage to face reality because of various experiences in the dream. Qingniao was relieved when she saw that the protagonist had gained courage. She probably also knew that she could not tie up the protagonist in a dream for the rest of her life. In the end, he chose not to keep the dream and bind the protagonist, but to let the protagonist wake up and face reality bravely, even if the cost of waking up was the disappearance of the dream and the disappearance of the blue bird. "I'm really for you" "I'm really for you" This is the blue bird, this is the unreserved love and blessing for the protagonist in this dream! ! ! ! ! ! Bluebird, you are so gentle! ! !

The author mostly writes in the first person, which is really powerful and makes people feel particularly immersed in it. However, when describing some things, it takes a little time to write. It requires more dialogue, observation and psychological analysis to write about an event. It is a bit brain-burning, but this is the charm of the first person.

Miss Qing, please take me away, Miss Qing

At the finale of Siren, in the last chapter, where Li Duo asked Blue Bird, "Aren't you worried that I will be charmed?", I saw a sentence: "In fact, the treatment of any addiction is nothing more than this." At that time, I felt that using the siren to describe addiction was a profound insight. I was chatting with a friend today, and I realized that maybe this sentence already describes the essence of the book "The Siren's Blade". This book is about the process of a delinquent young man getting rid of certain addictions (smoking addiction, alcohol addiction, Internet addiction...). The Siren gave Li Duo an abnormal desire. He knew that this desire was not good, but he couldn't control it. Isn't this addiction? When facing the Siren directly, Li Duo's mind will become mush and he will lose all reason. Doesn't this description mean that of an addict? The Siren can distort people's minds. Li Duo sincerely believed that he fell in love with the Siren at first, but in fact this love did not bring him real happiness. It only made him lose his self-awareness and immerse himself in some kind of empty (cold and wet) happiness, with tragic consequences. Isn't this the result of addiction and bad habits? When the Siren was there, Li Duo indulged in it, but after the Siren disappeared, he would blame himself, regret, and even want to commit suicide for the mistakes he made when he was with the Siren. This is so similar to people who are addicted. So the Kraken's body has never really appeared from beginning to end, and its mimicry is also vague. In the eyes of Bai Ju and Li Duo, it shows a completely different form. Because addiction itself is intangible and has no quality, it manifests itself differently in everyone. The sea monster in the book cannot be eliminated. In the end, there is no process of Blue Bird and Li Duo flying together and fighting the big boss together, because the treatment of addiction does not rely on force in the physical sense, but on defeating and healing the heart. The more I read, the more I feel that Teacher Tea's writing is really good! PS. I began to wonder what kind of medicine Mr. Chaye used when he was hospitalized in the anorectal department.

[E] Thumbs up and slams the tea leaves in the back with a blade.

Bluebird

In the latest chapter (Chapter 240), Li Duo said that the really twisted person was himself, and it was he who caused Qingniao to twist his own mind and made Qingniao infected with heart disease. After seeing this paragraph, I suddenly realized that all Li Duo's inner torture and self-punishment were actually torture and punishment for Blue Bird. In Qingniao's heart, the reason why Li Duo met the Siren and was transformed into a demon was all because of her. So naturally, Li Duo's hands were stained with blood because he became a demon, he had little life left because he was transformed by the sea monster, and he had a special desire for inhuman things... It was all her responsibility. The blue bird is also Li Duo's contrast and Li Duo's mirror. Like Li Duo, she refuses to forgive herself! Thinking about it this way, it's not surprising that Qingniao encouraged Li Duo to resurrect the Kraken, allowed Li Duo to have a relationship with Biting Blood, and even planned to accept Biting Blood to join the Security Bureau. Qingniao's love for Li Duo is indeed pathological, self-dedication, self-sacrifice and even self-sacrifice. But in addition to love, Qingniao is willing to do these things for the purpose of taking responsibility and self-punishment. It is her fault that Li Duo fell in love with the Siren (and was controlled by the Siren). It is her fault that Li Duo has a short lifespan. It is also her fault that Li Duo has a desire for inhuman things like biting blood. Then resurrecting the Siren to help Li Duo extend his life, and accepting Li Duo to vent his desires by biting blood, is nothing more than bearing and making up for the consequences of his mistakes. So Qingniao is very concerned about the relationship between Li Duo and Qiao Licao, and Qiao Licao will get angry whenever she teases her. The reason is that Qiao Licorice has nothing to do with the Siren and has nothing to do with the mistakes she made. If something happened between Li Duo and Qiao Licao, it was simply cheating. And obviously, her love is not enough for her to fully tolerate all this. PS. Why is Qingniao's love for Li Duo abnormal? Because when Li Duo got lost in the mountains, they were still junior high school students. He has little experience and is mentally immature. Not long after that, Qingniao went to Yuchi's house to practice. During this period of cultivation, I am afraid there is no room for romance, and there are no normal people of the same age in the Yuchi family. So at the age when ordinary children gradually begin to awaken to their awareness of love and begin to explore, experience, and think about what love is (adolescence), Qingniao has completely failed to come into contact with normal love and normal liking. Killing the person you love is difficult for adults to deal with, let alone a child. What filled Qingniao's heart these years was probably endless regret and self-blame. The only thing she knows about love is the love letter she wrote back then, and the figure who dyed her body covered in mud to help her find hairpins. It is obviously difficult for such children to form a normal view of love. Finally, Li Duo was found and rescued, but his hands were stained with blood, he was pessimistic and world-weary, and he lived in pain all day long, thinking only about death. These behaviors are constantly stabbing Qingniao's heart and deepening her guilt. It is normal for such feelings, sustained and deepened by guilt, to manifest as self-sacrifice and self-sacrifice.

I tried to bring in the blue bird, but I couldn't hold it any longer. The person I liked when I was young originally wrote a love letter, but ended up severing the relationship because I was too embarrassed to be found out. He turned around and was captured by the goblins. He also killed people for the goblins to feed the goblins. He was used countless times in the process. Many years later, he finally saved him from the goblins. He also said that he and the goblins truly loved each other, but the blue bird was still licking him, hoping that the one he liked could come back to him. Too twisted

I thought of a joke when I saw the introduction "I have made a huge contribution to urban security. The specific content is that I was arrested."

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Ah, I finished reading it This is the first time I have really finished reading a novel (although I forgot to read it yesterday because I was sick), so I will leave a comment here as a souvenir. I first saw this novel on the weekly recommendation on the web version. At that time, I had no other entertainment except reading novels. Although I had no money, I was able to follow/read 37 books on five platforms at the same time just by following the pirated + free chapters for nearly a week. This book was what I saw at that time. I was immediately attracted by this style of writing and this kind of writing. The writing style that emphasizes psychological description without sacrificing environmental description is very popular with me, and I also like this kind of in-depth analysis of the heart. Although I have no ability to observe words and emotions, I am very interested in people's hearts, but generally no one will tell me this. This book is one of the important interfaces for me to "discover strange mental states". In fact, I was not optimistic about this book at first, because after all, I am a poor student, and the original version can only support 2 books at the same time. I decided to turn this book into pirated copies at the beginning, but later because the other book showed some bad points that I couldn't accept, I deleted that book and kept this one. Unexpectedly, I followed and ordered all of them. After reading this book, I no longer have the melancholy feeling I had after reading a work before. It was the feeling of suddenly losing something and feeling empty. This was the case when I watched Thriller Paradise before. I could clearly feel that Feng Bujue had left me. He and (I forgot the name of the heroine, I just remembered her surname was Li) had lived their own little lives. Even if I wrote about him again, it would just be a boring story about a hero who is old and the beauty is haggard. But this book doesn't. It's like even if Tea Leaves ends this book, I can still see Li Duo's life, continue to see what Li Duo sees, and hear what Li Duo hears. I don't feel regret at all, and I don't feel that he has left me. It might be different in a few days. This book has been recommended to others before. Unfortunately, I have read too many NT novels and only read about the underworld and cultivating immortals. I don't want to spend any money. Reading novels is just to relax between playing mobile games, so no Amway success. Although, I like tragedy, I know it's not good to say this after this tea leaf has given Li Duo a hopeful ending, but I still want to say it, because why? Because of jealousy, I'm jealous of Li Duo's noble personality who has such a strong moral sense that he won't be disliked by others. I'm jealous that Li Duo has a lover who has been attached to each other since they were young and can make progress together. I'm jealous that Li Duo has a lover who is willing to let go because he has suffered pain. I am jealous of Li Duo's will to really learn for his lover... I am jealous too much, and there is really nothing wrong with the "protagonists" who are jealous of me. After all, being jealous of me shows that they are really good people and excellent people. But because I am a despicable person, I hope that they will experience suffering and despair and still be noble and excellent in the end. Although I hope so much, I will also accept this hopeful ending, because after all, this is just a delusion of a villain, so the beautiful life they deserve cannot be changed because of a villain like me. Li Duo finally got rid of the charm of the siren, extended his life, and was able to live with his lover. His teacher, adoptive father, and father-in-law were injured but could be saved, and there was hope of saving the child. All of this is developing in a good direction. It is really a perfect he. Everything has paid a price, but the price is not unbearable. The sinner will be punished and the blood will bite. In the end, he didn't get a hug. Zhu An was imprisoned and died in prison. Ming Yi, Bai Ju, Fanatic Believer, Li Ming, Jiu Gu and others were killed by Li Duo, and Fazheng was also killed by Qingniao (suddenly, does Fazheng have the same pronunciation as freeze?). It is a pity that people like Saber Tooth died even if they did not do evil things because of the injustice of the world, but people should also look forward. What a hopeful ending. Li Duo finally forgave himself and stopped caring about those people who had been killed because of his hypnosis. Finally, what new book does Tea have written😡😡😡? Why not write about an expert in conquering demons😡😡😡😡.

I knew it, I knew it! It's exactly what I thought when I wrote the extra! "Bite the Blood" fell in love with Li Duo! The original article also said that even a blood-biting demon that is so terrifying and that everyone can kill is only half-demon in essence. In other words, she is not only a demon, but also a human being, and her human needs have never been met. In other words, no one except her mother and Li Duo regard her as a human being. The only person in the world who regards biting blood as a human being is Li Duo. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory (shown in the figure below), it is impossible for a human being to bite blood before meeting Li Duo to satisfy the need for belonging in any case. In other words, only Li Duo can satisfy her need for belonging. As a demon at the same time, she has the need to torture and be tortured.                                                                                            Who can regard Biting Blood as a human being, but also has the power to torture her more powerfully than Biting Blood, and has a recovery ability that is close to immortality?       …？ It's you, Demon Li Duo! So Biting Blood didn't just "fall in love" with Li Duo because of "love at first sight". Currently, only Li Duo can make her "love".       ""， I guess the time when Bie Xue "fell in love" with Li Duo was the moment when Li Duo said "it turns out you are really human" after she was abused by Li Duo and got sexual satisfaction. Of course, the above is purely a guess. If you are slapped in the face, just pretend that I didn't say it.

Rather than saying that the quality has declined, it is better to say that the atmosphere is no longer sad Sadness makes people think deeply Sadness makes people reflect Tragedy makes people think about the cause Tragedy makes people think deeply about the result Tragedy makes people awaken and sink into it. Compared to an expert in subduing demons, Li Duo, as the protagonist, is no longer as invincible as Xu Fu. At the same time, he has gained an ability that Xu Fu cannot envy: he is no longer powerless There is no longer a doomsday that cannot be matched by mortal power There are no longer enemies that are so weird that they cannot be fought with only the physical body. There is no longer the fear of the past life that will carry over to the next life There is no longer a goal that cannot be achieved in this life Without the lack of pursuit, the lack of sadness, and the lack of these two causes, naturally there will no longer be the so-called masterpiece, that is, the fruit, that is, "thought-provoking" But fortunately, I like the way I am now This peace of mind makes me sink, if it continues like this This is what Ning Hai has been pursuing since the beginning of superpowers "Peace of Mind" There will be no unsolvable incidents With weird hands Duan's enemies, Siren will help me Those who crush me in terms of strength, Lieque will help me withstand them Emotional and spiritual scars, Blue Bird, Asparagus will comfort me There are no enemies that cannot be killed, there are no inevitable situations, and there will no longer be sadness that can break the soul. Compared to the demon-killing experts, my father and younger brother, and Dr. Turin, I felt as if several important people would die at any time. Compared to those with super powers, no one understands me, and I feel lonely without companions. The Siren Blade gives me the feeling of being lost in the song of the Siren. As a new senior warlock with a dark past, he defeats evil enemies with handsome means, has juniors who admire him, has a reliable and responsible boss, and has a beautiful, lovable, and considerate girlfriend or future wife. How reassuring this is Depressing Demon Li Duo, you have become weak too. To get rid of this situation, as long as the younger generations who admire themselves no longer understand themselves, and there are no longer people who tolerate and understand themselves. As long as reliable bosses can no longer take responsibility, there will no longer be elders who can take responsibility for themselves. The considerate girlfriend no longer exists in the world, and there is no longer a gentle home and safe haven to return to. You only need these three points, but if you do this I will hack you to death! Gua! !

While cursing the devil-conquering expert eunuch and opening a new book, I honestly added the new book to the top of my bookshelf and even reluctantly read it piece by piece and slowly read it I'm so mean.

The male protagonist has the beauty of a worn-out shoe. It was the first time in my life that I sympathized with the sufferer. The previous sufferer who had weakened sexual function due to working overtime to support his wife and was met by his wife back then was his younger brother, a minotaur. The suffering master helped the male protagonist in this way, giving everything, being tolerant, giving all the youthful beauty and all the bright love fantasies. When the male protagonist saw the Minotaur body again, it was still no match for the five years of brainwashing day and night. The male protagonist would still act irrationally to protect those lifeless limbs. Evil fall, evil fall, you hurt me

Stay alive, Li Duo, think of it as "ta" and use the Siren Blade against the enemy!

This book by the author has given up on the righteousness of the protagonist in the previous two works. The background is chaotic and evil. Even the self that has always maintained the inhuman purity of the protagonist has been severely transformed and broken. How can I put it, it feels like an innocent boy suddenly started to indulge in pornography one day and then got out of control.

This book also has the following elements: body transformation, evil depravity, hypnosis, ntr (nothing), transvestite, outsider, heavy talk, beauty, pure love (fog)