King of Curses

🤓👆: Use the Infernal Hell to cut Cen Dongsheng in half, An and Yi in half, and see where his immortal bones are resurrected.

The analysis and opinions in this article are only personal subjective judgments. If you have any objections, please respect and understand. In case of any dispute, the author shall prevail. First of all, in conclusion, between the two heroines, I prefer Yi Qingyan, because I personally prefer someone with a higher sense of morality. Yes, in my opinion, the moral sense of King Pingping, who kills people like crazy and makes people frightened, is higher than the philosopher king who establishes a stable order so that people can live a stable life. In my opinion, An Zhizhen's character's method of controlling people's hearts and his character are obviously derived from Machima from Chainsaw Man, but his essence and pursuit have a strong Griffithian flavor. He is a dreamer who pursues dreams, hopes to rule, and aspires to become a lofty dreamer. Because Machima's essential desire is to hate domination and long for equality, and she identifies with her domination from the bottom of her heart and believes that under her rule, mankind can move towards a better future. But the question is, for her, is her rule or a better future more important? Personally, I think she pays more attention to her lofty self who leads everyone to a better future. In order to become that kind of person, she chooses to do this, which is more like a role-playing with a concave personality. It is said that she has the color of Griffith precisely because in my opinion, when faced with a similar choice, she will most likely make the same choice and sacrifice her own "Eagle Group". The only difference is that under the author's arrangement, I'm afraid she won't encounter such a desperate situation. An Zhizhen said in the article that she likes human beings, but except for the male protagonist, as of the latest chapter so far, I have not seen her have any special feelings for specific people, including her parents who currently only live in the background. Her perspective is more like a detached god who does not eat fireworks. Her love is a kind of charity love, pity love, and general love. By loving all mankind, she has gained a moral superiority over all mankind. In this case, she is cruel and ruthless to many specific individuals, such as the valuable passers-by who are inexplicably accused (such people must exist, but in the article, the ones she directly controls happen to be "evil people"), and many unknown stumbling blocks that stand in the way of her dreams. Therefore, I am not very optimistic about the future of her rule. She is a philosopher king, but she may turn into a dictator without checks and balances and unable to resist at any time. Heaven and hell are only in her mind. This ideal society that relies on the ruler's personal consciousness is like her own play house, depending on how long she is willing to play. People change, and once she gets tired of playing the noble game, this ideal society will fall apart. After talking about the character, let's talk about her emotional relationship with the male protagonist. In my opinion, her affection for the male protagonist comes from the loneliness of a dominant person. If everyone in the world is either a servant or an enemy to you, it will be difficult for you to curb your emotional need for an equal interlocutor. When she awakens her abilities and feels the inspiration of dreams and unspeakable loneliness (blood sorrow?), The male protagonist happens to appear. She can get along with her as an equal, not controlled, but is not her own enemy. Instead, she admires herself. Her loneliness is vented, and her human emotions are released, so she falls in love with the male protagonist. In my opinion, the character and experience of the male protagonist may not be very important to her. The status of friends who have equal dialogue is really important. Maybe Cen Dongsheng replaced by Cen Xiasheng and Cen Chunsheng will not have much impact. Of course, although she also longs for equality, out of inertia, she is still used to being the stronger one in the relationship between two people. (In fact, I personally think that this type of character would be more cute and more suitable for my xp if he occasionally rolls over or is passive). One of the reasons why I can't express my feelings about these two people is that she actually doesn't "have to be you", and the other reason is that the sense of déjà vu between Griffith and Gazi is still too heavy. Even if you temporarily forget your dreams, you will eventually trek towards the dream castle like moths to a flame, and it just happens that you are with me. Once there are differences between each other, no matter how sad and reluctant you are, we will leave you behind. Then there is Yi Qingyan, who I personally like more. The reason why I like her is because of her self-stretching and restriction in the face of desire, and her duplicitous kindness and compassion.         ，，；， Yi Qingyan is such a person. The special life ban is accompanied by strong desires. An Zhizhen has a neutral desire for control, while Yi Qingyan has an almost completely negative desire for killing. However, she did not become a complete murderer, but became what people call the "King of Equality", because even if she thought she was not for justice or morality, people finally saw something from her killing.         ""，，，：，，，， In this case, she had a thousand reasons to become an indiscriminate murderer, shouting "Blood sacrifice to the blood god, head sacrifice to the skull throne", "I will kill people if I am not happy, and I will not be happy if I don't kill people" or simply "I don't eat beef". However, she became the king of equality because she set "limits" for herself. You will kill, but you will kill those who are despicable first, those who oppress first, those who abuse others first, and those who "deserve" first. It's like you have to shoot at the crowd with a heavy machine gun, but whenever you see those kind people, your bullets tend to miss by a few centimeters. So you became the sharp blade that cuts out carrion, the new wind that scares the wicked, and the sun that falls to the earth: you will eventually burn everything, but before that, you will bring light and heat to the world. Even though she thought this was not justice, she did take the initiative to put on the chains for herself. Even though she has no need for followers, she is still furious at their deaths. For Yi Qingyan like this, it is difficult not to think that she does have a unique moral consciousness. Was her final death in her previous life also her final self-destruction and self-destruction in the face of her growing desire to kill? Otherwise, it would be hard to imagine that she, who could teleport freely to any corner of the world, would die during the siege. The sun that destroyed everything was finally shot down. Regarding this ending, how would she feel in her previous life and what last words would she leave behind? About her emotional relationship with the male protagonist, just like in the latest chapter, Cen Dongsheng is the person she loves most and the person she wants to kill the most; she is an accomplice who goes together and the chain that restrains herself. As long as Cen Dongsheng is alive, her reason will defeat instinct, love will defeat desire, and the future that was supposed to be heading toward destruction will lead to hope. Because Cen Dongsheng is her unkillable and undying lover, the "brother" who carries her life and leads her on the right track. This relationship of shared destiny will keep them entangled with each other until the end of their lives. In a word, it's great. In summary, please join the glorious Yi Qingyan Party. (I feel this, I am exhausted from playing with my cell phone by hand)

When my sister said, "He has a death wish, and I allowed it," the tone of the future King of Equality suddenly came into play. It was different, it was really different. The author's description of the special life ban was really good.

I originally wrote it in the main text, but then I thought it would be better to post it in the comment area. Because some people don't read what the writer says, let me explain again: I am indeed not the type to write very quickly, but the average number of words per chapter in this book is 4 to 5k, which is considered the standard for a new book issue. You can calculate this by calculating the total number of words. My writing habits have always been like this. I know that cutting into two chapters can increase exposure and is more in line with the mainstream of the starting point. However, I don't like cutting the plot, and I don't like to add "4k" and "5k" after the title to remind readers - this simply doesn't look good. Actually, I have always felt that the number of words in a chapter should be determined based on the plot, rather than a fixed number of words. Otherwise, it will almost certainly restrict the writer's ability to describe the plot... It's enough to say this once, and I won't mention it again. I think it is more important for novel updates to be stable and interesting. Please continue to enjoy this story.

Although generally speaking, it is about traveling through the past to pick up girls and find opportunities to become stronger, but the rhythm and writing style are very comfortable.

I have read every book by this author (including external sites). I think this one has the dullest plot and the least inspiring writing, but the updates are the most stable (comparatively speaking) and the results are the best. Now even the only advantage of updating has been lost. From the perspective of an old reader like me, it is really better to write slowly and maintain quality like the previous books.

Give full play to your strengths. It's rare to write many female protagonists who can handle a bowl of water. The level of invading the world is very good. It writes more about emotions and daily life.

Because some book friends have questions, let me tell you.

Alas, you have also fallen. It seems that you can't regain the feeling you had back then. Do you know how strong you were in writing about women? Looking at your book again, I can only feel that I have exhausted my talents. Especially the portrayal of the male protagonist is too far away from the portrayal of Duanmu.

There were a lot of rainbow farts during the serialization, but now that I'm a eunuch, why don't you continue to do it?