The first chapter after it was released was also the first meeting between Suna Tsukiguchi and Xia Qingyu. I have thought about the title of the chapter and it is called "Love in the Dear". Everyone knows what it means.
I don't actually have much high expectations for the book "The Witch". Because some plots of this book, especially those related to the villain witch, may involve some more controversial topics.
The more people read, the more controversy may be, and the more likely it is to appear radical readers, wanting to throw away the author or the book... I can only say:
Say life under the knife!
The main content of this book is actually emotional dramas and Shura Fields. Therefore, those topics that may cause controversy are purely for explaining the background, promoting the plot, laying foreshadowing, and creating conflicts. They do not represent the author's own attitude and tendencies.
What's more, I don't plan to write too many career-line things, after all, I may not be good at this.
Someone may still want to ask, why do you write these? Can't you write them without writing them at all?
Because the so-called witch in this book is set to have to endure extreme pain to arise.
What is the ultimate pain? Take Mie Nishikawa as an example. If her husband and children died in a car accident, died of illness, and choked to death by drinking tofu soup, she would definitely not become a witch. The purity of this pain
Not enough.
But they were killed, and that was because everyone must have thought about taking revenge, right? As a result, you can't avenge and your enemy was protected. Why, are you not convinced? Take me.
One complaint, two complaints, all lost the case, penniless and desperate.
In this way, her painful purity is barely up to standard, and finally she becomes a witch and becomes a villain, which is the more reasonable setting I think.
So the tragic stories involving the witch are all just to create plot conflicts. I am actually very positive, so don’t want me.
The same is true for the heroine. The extreme pain they suffered in their previous lives was not only because of the death of the loved ones, but also because they failed to stop this tragedy.
"I didn't do it", it didn't hurt enough; "I could have stopped it, but I didn't do it", it was barely tasty; plus "You could have stopped it, but you didn't", so there is a story to tell
.
If the girl is composed of sugar, spices and all the good things, then the witch is composed of knife, blood and the deepest obsession.
Sadness is wheat flour, despair is cream, guilt is egg, regret is sugar, hatred is fruit, hatred is chocolate, and ultimately constitutes a dark cake called "Witch".
But the witch is also a girl after all, and the dark cake is also a cake, so the essence is still the daily life of youthful love that you post with beautiful girls. I believe everyone should agree with this.
Considering that most people may not like to watch abuse, I try to arrange all the "knife" in the "previous life" of the heroines; try to put all the "sugar" in the bowl of the present life.
inside.
Many stories from my previous life, because they may have been a little bit abused, can only be explained slowly in the main text, so as not to let some readers be upset and want me to be scared.
I wrote a few sentences before. I originally planned to introduce the content, but I felt that it was a bit abstract on the outside, so I put it here to end with it:
"In their past life, their broken bodies were covered with bloody knives."
"In this life, they pulled out the knife on their bodies and pointed it at everything in this universe and each other."