Chapter 190 Episodes 135-139 Forum
"Life and Death Inn", a work without any promotion or editing, relying entirely on the author's love of power and readers' recommendations, has been dominating the forum comics chart for more than ten days.
Although most readers who like hot-blooded boys' comics have heard of this "strange" work, this is the first time to see such a big battle.
Readers who like "Life and Death Inn" cried out in grief under their respective posts, which made people marvel at it.
Oh? How cruel is that? Let me see what's going on.
Then it got out of control, and I don’t know whether it’s a vicious cycle or a virtuous cycle.
All in all, it was a hit.
The cover of the latest major chapter has begun to take shape.
The protagonist Ni Lan occupies the middle position. A golden Epiphyllum is blooming under the boy's right eye, and there is a blue light in his heart. He holds a suspended golden pocket watch in his hand and falls into a deep sleep.
Pomer and Puis were on his left and right behind him. Pomer was crying in a daze, while Puis had his back to the screen and his expression could not be seen clearly.
If you don't know what happened, you won't notice anything wrong just by looking at the cover.
[Analysis of the cover image of the new story - Knife Warning] (hot!)
[1st floor] (Original poster): I was so stupid, really. I only knew that the thief had a big knife hidden, but I still underestimated the damage that the truth revealed by the thief might cause to my young mind.
[2nd floor] (Original poster): I posted this while crying, and I apologize for the nonsense. If you haven't watched it yet, go watch it now, as I will spoil the plot.
[3rd floor]: I am crying with the original poster. Why the damn old thief tortures our Alan like this?
[4th floor] (Original poster): First, Lan looks like he is asleep, but in fact, his five senses have degenerated to the point of blindness. Secondly, the opportunity to return to the past is gained at the cost of losing the future forever, and the pocket watch in Lan's hand is proof of this.
[5th floor]: When I saw A-Mo crying in the back, my heart skipped a beat. I thought the same as Puis at that time. A-Mo has never cried since his debut.
[6th floor]: Thank you for the invitation. I've cried so hard that my eyes are swollen. I want to visit all the knife forums and see everyone's frustrated expressions.
[7F]: Yes, I feel relieved knowing that I am not alone
[8th floor]: Damn it, I saw this forum first and then read the article, please get it out to me!!!
[9th floor] (Original poster): I haven’t finished talking yet, don’t be impatient (dog head)
[10th floor] (Original poster): Finally, and this is something that many people certainly didn’t notice, regarding the Epiphyllum under Ah Lan’s right eye, I took some time to find screenshots of the images that appeared before, and marked the time, everyone can take a look (attached picture)
[11th floor]: Huh?
[12th floor]: I tested
[13th floor] (Original poster): Yes, in Ni Lan’s eyes, the Epiphyllum is gradually blooming, representing the extent of his going back, so in Amois’s eyes, the Epiphyllum is gradually closing. The Alan in this picture represents him who has reached the end, so he looks like a teenager.
[14th floor]: Damn it
[15th floor]: The old thief is too thin, I feel my heart aching
[16th floor]: It’s an irreversible ending. I feel bad for Amoise.
[17th floor] (Original poster): I don’t know how to draw a happy ending, I’m so sad. Old thief, you must not give up (that kind of tone)
[18th Floor]: As long as it's not be, I will do anything. Don't force me to send a knife, old thief.
[19th floor]: Actually, he should be able to do it... Whether it is the Ni Lan under the statue or the Ni Lan in time, they are actually illusions of the "past". The real Ni Lan has already ended up on the other side. The once-in-a-decade resurrection opportunity is coming soon. Maybe Pomo and Puis will find a way to save her.
[20th floor]: I would like to borrow your auspicious words.
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Mr. Nan, the author of "Life and Death Inn", is famous for being mysterious. He has no editor or publisher, and he just does things for fun. So even if you really want to send him a knife, you can't.
The key is that Ni Lan, as the author, is not in this world at all——
In Pomo's prophetic dream, Ni Lan told him everything she had done in the past.
The barrage of this plot is impossible to see clearly if you don't block it. Most readers block it first and then watch the barrage again with empathy.
Then it got even sadder.
When Ni Lan's story is told from Bo Mo's perspective, there are three large color pictures across the page.
In the first painting, with blue sky, white clouds and green grass as the background, 15-year-old Ni Lan stands on the left side of the page, looking at 15-year-old Pomo and Puis standing on the right side of the page, with their backs to him.
In the second painting, the same blue sky, white clouds and green grass are shown. The 25-year-old Ni Lan is still standing on the left, but she has chosen to face away.
In the third painting, Ni Lan on the left finally disappears, leaving behind a golden pocket watch on the grass. Pomeranian and Puisi, standing on the right side of the spread, seem to be investigating something and finally turn back.
'It's hard to describe how I felt when I saw these three paintings, but tears just kept falling.'
'Alan has been silently protecting this world ah wuwuwu'
'My Ah Lan, you are so miserable'
"I've suffered so much along the way, it's almost like I'm going against the will of heaven."
"I feel so sorry for Alan, Amoise, please turn around and look at him."
When Bo Mo told Pu Yisi and A Xing the truth and said, "Yisi, let's deal with the Ni family quickly and go back to Shennan," the barrage of comments was filled with wailing.
[I know it’s very harsh, but I still want to analyze the Ni family’s sacrifice] (hot!)
[1st floor] (Original poster): God knows how many times I have read this in order to make the analysis well-reasoned. This old thief is simply not a human being. Let me curse him first.
[2F]: I agree, but I feel relieved after knowing the real Ni Lan. I don’t want him to give so much and not be known to others.
[3rd floor] (Original poster): The content I want to talk about can be found in the comics. It is more of a summary than an analysis. I hope everyone will enjoy reading it (probably)
[4th floor]: "Happy to watch"
[5th floor]: Happiness (Physics)
[6th floor]: I remember that the post analyzing the Ni family many years ago was opened by the OP. I also saved it.
[7th floor]: It turned out to be that great
[8th floor] (Original poster): It is indeed my analysis. Some of it is right and some is wrong. It is a boomerang. So let’s get into the topic.
[9th floor] (Original poster): First of all, there is the issue of the inheritance of the Ni family. As previously speculated, in order to ensure the purity of the bloodline of the god, the Ni family has always practiced internal marriage, usually sons and daughters with the same father and mother marrying each other and giving birth to the next generation, and so on. However, because inbreeding is too unpleasant, the Ni family reached an agreement with the Church of Light. The Church of Light is responsible for searching for a girl who looks similar to the current Miss Ni in the name of searching for a saint, and then let the saint and Miss Ni exchange their identities. In name, this is a marriage between the Saint of the Church of Light and the head of the Ni family, the so-called match made in heaven.
[10th floor]: Group photo. I was there last time, so I have to say that famous quote again.
[11th floor]: Ni's House
[12th floor]: Construction!!!
[13th floor]: I couldn't agree more. Ah Xing and Ah Lan's brothers are victims of incest, and they not only have physical problems, but they may also have mental problems. After all, Ah Ci and Ah Lan's mothers both committed suicide in the end.
[14th floor] (Original poster): So we have to mention the Ni family's "genius" operation, which is the so-called twin sacrifices to the gods.
[15th floor]: Beet
[16th floor] (Original poster): After the young lady of the Ni family swaps her identities with the saint and marries back into the Ni family, she will be forced to give birth to at least two boys and one girl. The girl is of course the basis for the Ni family to reproduce. The stronger of the twins will become a candidate for godhood, while the weaker one will be sacrificed, using his or her life in exchange for the possibility of his or her brother becoming a god. In order to reduce the blood relationship, the one being sacrificed will not even be given a name.
[17th floor]: Birth behavior, although I have a question, are all the people being sacrificed willing? Isn’t this resistance?
[18th floor]: I feel like it was forced at first, but later on, as the frequency of inbreeding increased, the probability of having deformed babies was not small. It would have been fine if there were many brothers before, but isn’t it just right now? Although I know Ni Liu is pitiful, he should be the perfect sacrifice in Ni Qingjiang’s eyes.
[19th floor] (Original poster): This is what I want to say. There must have been people who resisted at the beginning, but the end was doomed to fail. Maybe the arm cannot beat the thigh.
[20th floor] (Original poster): The last question is what I am most concerned about. Ni Qingjiang must have experienced the sacrifice ceremony and he was the beneficiary. But the one who benefited from Ni Liu and Ni Lan’s sacrifice in the end was Ah Lan. Why is that?
[21F]: Yes, logically speaking, it should be Ni Liu who becomes a god, and it is natural that he is the one who gains the power.
[22F]: Maybe the sacrificial formation is wrong. There are no gods in this world. Neither the so-called God of Light nor the native faith of Shennan, Sivina, exists.
[23F]: Ah Mo and Izvestia’s analysis is correct. If the Ni family had not been successful, the Church of Light would not have spent so many resources to support them. The Ni family’s sacrifice to the gods must have a basis.
[24th floor]: Is it possible that it was Ah Lan's mother who did it? She originally wanted to take revenge on the Ni family. It was not enough to sacrifice her healthy child to make the Ni family extinct, she also wanted to eliminate the possibility of becoming a god.
[25th floor] (Original poster): Although I do not agree with what Ah Lan's mother did, her experience was too tragic. We really have no right to blame her. If we want to blame someone, we should blame the twisted Ni family.
[26th floor]: The appearance of Ah Lan can be considered as breaking the cycle. I just hope he has a good ending.
[27th floor]: Heartbroken, I also hope that Lan is fine——
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