Barton’s Fantastic Cases

Author, are you okay? It's better to worry about you at this time... It doesn't matter if you don't update, you can just say hello and say you are safe🙏🏻Be sure to stay safe and healthy

In the process of reading the novel, I often feel uncomfortable in my heart, which is also reflected in this book, mainly around Zach. The initial reaction was Zach's indifference when Louise ran away not long after the beginning of the chapter, at least he seemed indifferent. She was your woman, and she just left in anger? Although the disgusting lizard that fed on prostitutes had already cooled down, Barton was really unsafe, and the following content confirmed this, and then Zach, you just pissed her off? So what is the purpose of the words and ink that the author laid out before? (Fortunately, everyone was happy later, but it still had a huge impact on me at the time). Then came Ian's betrayal, and Zach looked extremely benevolent, and he was really decisive. Another detail was to decapitate his Toledo brothers, arrange their remains, and cut them into ashes with a hand knife before even Papa could react at midnight. This all gives people the feeling that this guy is very cold. But he is also a gentle and loyal person. His gentleness is clearly shown in the scene where he and Louise are messing around. Loyalty is not the right word, but I am short of words. What impressed me most was the scene of rescuing No and Myona. I can imagine the scene of the floor being kicked open across the screen. With red eyes, he abducted the thugs into the sea just to vent his anger on a friend he didn't know that well. Running for Barton's cause, withstanding the devil's all-out attack, and blocking the Sabbat's attempt to disintegrate Barton, it doesn't seem to be of much use to someone who is about to leave, right? Count how many pairs of leather shoes he scrapped, but how many times did he do it for his own benefit? It is from details such as this that I can say with certainty that Zach is a good person, a very good person. We all love protagonists like this. Under the combination of hot and cold, I saw a lonely and lonely vampire. The book mentioned many times that becoming a vampire is not as wonderful as we imagined. In addition to a lot of weird ways to die, the most important thing is that he must abandon his original life, and then abandon it again every few decades. And as time goes by, most of the things he cares about will disappear, especially people. This is even more true for Zach, because he is a Toledo. He is not a Vendro who sits on the throne and overlooks everything, creating the dirty Lesembra. He is a Toledo who loves human activities. When he passionately enjoys the beauty of human society like us, he is also destined to bear the same pain of separation as us humans. How many times has he experienced this kind of pain? There is a scene in a novel that I have read. When his comrades died, a human prince asked an immortal, "Do you get used to this kind of thing if you experience it too much?" The answer was "No, you will never get used to it." So when Dick was punished by the world and burned into nothingness, he showed a visible depression. I can't remember the specific words, but I still remember the loneliness I felt at the time, and one less acquaintance.

Latest news: Zha, who has been missing for two years, disbanded her book club on April 29

Yesterday I brought back a bottle of Erguotou from the corner of the supermarket shelf. Then I lost my memory, and it was already early this morning when I regained consciousness. Fortunately, because I have been living alone for a long time, I have a habit of keeping good doors and windows, so the pain all over my body now is probably caused by bumping around and no one beat me. Sorry for being off for a day, I will make up for it today.

😊 I saw this book 3 days ago and I have been reading it till now~ I like it very much~ Support the author~

This book is too long, too strong

Stopped updating on January 21st... Is the author okay? It doesn't matter if you're a eunuch, just say you're safe.

The author stopped updating two years ago. At that time, the COVID-19 epidemic broke out. The author may have encountered an accident. At that time, there were no specific drugs or vaccines for COVID-19.

In my opinion, the modern Western fantasy novel is by far the most satisfying.

Even if it's just abandonment, I hope nothing happens to the author... It's okay for Papa to come out at midnight and cause chaos.