Reigning Supreme Across Eternity, Starting as a Magical Girl

Why was this book charged after it was put on the shelves? Can't it not be charged? I want to put it on the shelves but also want to charge, I am greedy😅

The protagonist's personality is similar to that of the protagonist of Shadow Power. At first glance, it seems cool, but upon closer inspection, it seems empty. He is just a fake, mentally disabled person. The protagonist's attitude towards his sister and the world was interesting and secondary at first, but the longer I watched it, the more disgusting it became. I really don't know where the popularity comes from. I can't stand either this novel or the anime Shadow Powers for this reason, which seriously goes against my three views.

After reading it from the beginning, it feels like the comments have been purified. This is very interesting. Most people just read novels and post comments to vent. Possessing a strong desire for expression, he uses the attitude of a saint and an overly egoistic attitude to attack those who are not his own. But it is blocked by subscriptions. Between inside and outside, most people choose outside. Society's evaluation is meaningful to them. People who care about social evaluation will also care about others, which constitutes the bulk of social morality. The protagonist chooses guilt and survives with an enviable and frightening attitude and strength. This is an impact on the social evaluation system and also on the social structure. This kind of impact is completely contrary to the idea of ​​unity that has been the main focus of human development to this day. Therefore, "I" have to criticize him. But there is no clear distinction between the outside and the inside. Just like the criticism of the protagonist in book reviews, on the surface it is to criticize him for being immoral, but in fact it is to deny him and affirm himself. Encouraging prostitutes to be good is not because of kindness but to satisfy themselves. The irony is that although the protagonist's behavior does not meet society's high requirements for good, it meets the basic requirements for good, at least he does not do evil. But those who scolded him violated their own high requirements for morality, that is, morality kidnapped others and wantonly vented their desires instead of morality. From this perspective, the status of the critic and the criticized is reversed, and all criticism by the critic is criticism of himself. Change the perspective again. The protagonist's pathological pursuit of power is to satisfy his desires. Reading novels, writing reviews, and writing essays are also for lust. It's all about lust, should we compete? Yes, it needs to be divided. In the eyes of society, desire is harmful and is not conducive to the people at the bottom staying in their own right. The protagonist's unabashed desire is exactly what traditional morality does not welcome. Is it moral in the eyes of society that we read novels and write reviews? It will say: Go to production, don't waste time here. Here, the reader and the protagonist reach a resonance, they are one, they are both the immoral one. Finally, there are some questions that bother me a little bit. What is my relationship with others and society? Am I really me? Am I just a node for social relations? What else do I have left? I wanted to be like Zhuangzi's Final Fantasy, but I couldn't do it. So I will think about these. Of course, nothing to do with the novel, just some thoughts. The novel is a pretty good novel. The logic is normal, the characters have not collapsed, the theme has not deviated so far, the purpose of writing the novel is also very clear, there is no situation of wanting to make money and being a literary youth, and there are no inexplicable reasons. Except for the possible shortcomings in the subject matter, it has surpassed most authors.

As mentioned, in order not to affect other plot discussions, the current rhythm post is temporarily locked.

From the third chapter all the way to the present, the process can be said to be exciting all the way to the end. There are countless magical operations in it, and it can be said that they are the group with the most determined Taoism in the fantasy genre. Not much to say, it is actually coming to an end Oh! What should I do if I never see such a wonderful book again?! Lord, save me!! (Rolling all over the floor)

To be honest, the first few chapters were a bit discouraging because the protagonist's style of doing things would put him in a mental hospital in reality, which gave people the feeling that he had to read without thinking in order to continue reading. But after reading the later chapters, I realized that there was a reason for creating a person with severe chuunibyou. After all, who is a good person who can accept gender transformation with peace of mind in order to pursue power? The author's character creation is absolutely top-notch among the novels I have read. At first, I just thought that the protagonist was a god, but later I found out that everyone is actually a god. There are no overly familiar jokes, and I can laugh out loud just relying on the interaction between the characters.                                                                                                                      out of every character of every character is not mentioned in a single stroke. If you don't like the perspective of the protagonist, you can use the protagonist as a camera. Almost every few chapters, you can see the laughter caused by the manipulation of the gods. Moreover, the protagonist is invincible and can cover up every big event.

My threshold for online articles about gods and men is already as high as that of a human saint who has stayed in a goblin lair for ten years. When I read the introduction, I thought she was about a weak human youth, but in the end, it was like a horse was brought in🥰

The reader is not raising any outrageous opinions. In yesterday's chapter, the younger brother who appeared out of nowhere went straight to divorce and started having sex with Ziyuan. Do you think it is reasonable or not? I was still apologizing at midnight last night. Today's latest chapter, the bus driver turned into a woman. "Aren't there some men who don't want to read it? Are you satisfied with the whole book, even the bus driver has been changed to a female one?" Is it interesting to overdo it to satisfy the readers? I can only say that I can still write this paragraph. It seems that this book has done really well, and it seems that I have made enough money I regret that I voted for this book all my monthly votes last month. *: I read Chapter 243. I changed the bus driver to a woman just to make everyone happy. 😵😵😵

If you read the plot of these three chapters, you may feel that Jiang Si's mother is miserable; if you review the plot of Jiang Si, you may feel that his mother is not miserable enough. Jiang Si, the leader of the Qingyun Sect, is a crazy man who is devoted to pursuing immortality in the world of magical girls. Physically, he is an invincible strong man. Then our analysis starts with Jiang Si. This is the most popular magical girl human form at the moment. Everyone's first impression of him is that of a "god-man". Whether he is competing with the Universiade, throwing his parents' stones in front of Coco, or walking in the sky of Beihai City in his underwear and shouting "Refining man, refining beast, refining heaven", this character can always bring everyone a different kind of abstract experience. Even though the world he lives in is not a fairyland, Jiang Si still practices his own path of cultivation without any discouragement. However, are Jiang Si's various actions really just for the sake of abstraction? Let us peel off the first impression of the man of God and continue to analyze his behavior in depth. There is no doubt that Jiang Si is a great cosplayer. Even if he wears a little skirt belonging to a magical girl, he can still conscientiously play an "immortal cultivator" every moment. However, despite the series of homages to the plot of the Internet novel, the protagonist's life is unexpectedly empty: filled with endless practice and obsession with the college entrance examination. Even though the main principles of Internet articles often attack the left brain and the right brain, Jiang Si can still find a path that can self-hypnotize and convince himself to go on. Underneath the delicate appearance of the magical girl named Ziyuan, there is a large, sophisticated and empty model AI - enter a keyword, and she will output everything about the web article for you, but it has no ideas of its own. So, who created such a ruthless cultivation machine? The answer seems obvious: a middle-aged unemployed father who devotes himself to alchemy and ignores his son. In Jiang Si's childhood, the absence of the role of father only left him with an obsession with cultivating immortals. Since the only impression of his father was cultivating immortals, Jiang Si naturally followed this impression and used the online article on cultivating immortals as a substitute for his absent father in childhood, and followed the protagonist in the online article as the "ancestor of the Qingyun Sect." The protagonists in the online novel are all fictional, but Jiang Si does not just call them seniors, but truly treats them as ancestors with the same status as his own father. Subconsciously, the accomplished immortal in the Internet article became the image of his father in the young Jiang Si's mind. Jiang Si's enthusiasm for online literary cultivation also represents the huge hole deep in his heart: if cultivation of immortality really existed in the world, and if his father was an immortal instead of a loser who failed to cultivate immortality, could his life be better? However, with just one father, could Jiang Si's character really be so twisted? As it happens, there is an interesting comparison group in the article: the magical girl Qingluan. Qingluan's mother died early and his father fell into a state of madness, but Qingluan's character did not become as extreme as Jiang Si. So who is the culprit behind Jiang Si's character? It was his mother, the one who sustained the family but was the cause of all the tragedy. Jiang's mother, who first appeared, is just like Li Huowang's mother, showing a traditional image of a loving mother who loves and protects her children; but the shaping of the last three chapters has allowed us to understand another side of this "loving mother". The biggest characteristic of Jiangmu is inertia. Jiang Si's father was addicted to alchemy, but to start a family, he had to give birth to a child, and Jiang Si was born; Jiang Si had a car accident, and she went to take care of her; Lu Ya took Jiang Si away, and she chose to accept it, and accepted Lu Ya as her daughter-in-law; in order to continue to maintain her life, instead of divorcing Jiang's father who caused Jiang Si's tragedy, she chose to go back and give birth to a son with this middle-aged unemployed father who was addicted to alchemy and knew that he had chosen not to care about Jiang Si, and continued the reincarnation of Jiang Si. Jiang's mother seems to love Jiang Si very much, but the underlying logic of her behavior is nothing more than "parents must have children" and "parents must take care of their children." It is not a true love for children, but a blind obedience to the inertia of life. The only good thing is that Jiang's father's cowardice prevented him from furthering his journey of cultivation. As a result, Jiang Si's younger brother did not become a terrifying cultivation demon, but he could not give birth to filial piety in this family where there was no real family affection. Although she can only give birth to a child but cannot provide a happy family environment, one can imagine Jiang's mother's final outcome. Jiang's mother will never have a choice. Jiang's mother will always make the worst decision. Even at the last moment of her life, Jiang's mother will continue to follow the inertia of life and blame the problem on the insufficient gift money for her daughter-in-law, not on her own tragic family that should not continue, and not on Jiang Si's brother who should not start such a marriage. In order to maintain the inertia of life, Jiang's mother single-handedly caused the tragedy of her two sons, leaving everyone outside the screen with a pitiful appearance, without mentioning the secondary damage she caused. The biggest tragedy of Jiang Si is that he inherited his mother's character and father's obsession from these god-men parents. His father's obsession created the shackles of his mind to cultivate immortality, while his mother's character gave him the inertia to maintain life like a machine. Even if Jiang Si travels to another world, even if he has new parents, his heart will always be accustomed to the pair of parents in the previous life. Even if the miracle of the magical girl is in front of him, he must go back to the path of cultivation he believes in, because the character derived from Jiang's mother is like this, making Jiang Si eventually become a ruthless cultivation machine. Why could Jiang Si calmly say the words "get used to it" when his mother in the previous life talked about his need for other parents without thinking at all about the other set of parents in the next life? Because this is the character he inherited from his mother, the inertia of life must be maintained, and he will only identify with this pair of parents even if they are completely incompetent. The only bit of human expression he has left is thanks to the occasional warmth emanating from online articles. From this, we can draw a natural and extremely funny conclusion: Jiang Si hates Harry Potter but still misses him. It's not that he doesn't like the training system in it, but because Harry has something he will never get: a pair of parents who truly love him and died for him. Although his parents in the second life gave Jiang Si a chance to start over, the short time together and the strong mental inertia from his mother in his previous life made him completely go down a path of no return. In the end, what Jiang's mother and Jiang's father gave birth to was a monster with only the obsession of cultivation consisting of inertia deep in his heart. The overly powerful personal reality allowed him to gain incomparable power in another world, but even Jiang Si, who has powerful power in this world, has no one around him who can truly understand him: Bingtang insists on his own logic and cognition, Bai Mei likes the stories told by Jiang Si, Yumo An Shiyu and others admire the emotions of gods and men. Although Lu Ya knows the most about Jiang Si's world of cultivation, she still does not touch the root of Jiang Si's character problems. However, the sense of God and man is the most attractive part of this book. Jiang Si is destined to be unable to change his character. So, is Jiang Si's emotional line a result of the true love between God and man, or is it a forced acceptance of the inertia of God and man continuing to live after the deal is done? I'm looking forward to Green Tea's answer.

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