Same old rules, sacrifice!
Summary of Volume 1, as usual, you can skip it.
Let me first talk about most of Haki's brother-in-law's speculations about the plot. After taking a rough look at them, I can't say that they are completely wrong, but I can only say that they have nothing to do with it.
Purity, the purity is still too low.
I suggest you hit more tiles to increase their purity. (How did you know that Hajizuo spawned the Reconnaissance Power Phantom?)
Ok, let’s stop talking about these irrelevant things and talk about the plot.
First of all, let me say that this is not an autobiography, not an autobiography, not an autobiography. Those who say it is an autobiography are just trying to hype it up and create topics. I believe that most readers are just following the meme, and no one would really believe those so-called autobiographies...
Of course, as far as this book is concerned, there are many things that are indeed the emotional resonance of Haki.
For example, many people criticized the protagonist for being a scumbag.
I can understand criticizing scumbags, but you can't criticize scumbags while shouting "I want them all!" "I want them all!" "The author will give five-star ratings for five issues if he accepts one less!"
Hakizu: ????? ????
No, buddy?
You're being a bit of a strong man...
Actually, I felt a strong sense of surrogacy when writing this book.
As far as personality is concerned, I have spoiled my sister to the extreme. I am a typical soft-hearted person who will give in to soft words and will not tolerate harsh treatment. The protagonist in the article is actually a true portrayal of her.
Of course, this doesn't mean that I cook three meals a day, I just cook it occasionally. But I do call her to get up for breakfast every day, and I will call her even if she is not at home.
There is no such thing as "get up, get up, get up...", but tickling your toes works every time.
By the way, I have to mention here that among the four sisters, only one is my biological sister, and the other three are from my aunt's family. However, our two families have lived together since childhood, so our relationship is indeed comparable to that of real siblings.
Anyway, Hakisaku really couldn't refuse his sister's request, so the protagonist in the article couldn't refuse either.
Of course, excessive doting can also cause problems. The character Xiaoman who is spoiled because of her love is actually a reference to the fact that my sister said some very excessive and hurtful things to me before. I won’t go into details here. Anyway, I was really sad at that time. But in the end, my sister was also scolded by her three younger sisters, and she pulled me over to apologize, so I forgave her.
In fact, it is understandable that sometimes some harsh words are only said to the people closest to them, because they know that you will not leave and will forgive them no matter what.
okokok, let’s continue talking about what the Haki brothers-in-law said: the protagonist is a scumbag to both Shu Ning and Shu He, and is hesitant and indecisive.
Well... well, it's just some of Haki's personal experiences and insights.
I had just graduated at the time, and during the summer vacation I went to Bianliang by myself. It was night time, and I saw a girl my own age squatting there crying. The road was quite dark, with no lights, and I felt it was unsafe, so I told her to cry in a crowded area... (I honestly mean to say I wanted to cry in a safe place, but I ended up saying "splits" instead.)
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