Not only people have many sides, but a movie also has many sides. Because there are so many sides, some like music, some like camera processing, some like storylines, some like character creation, and some like. Look at the actors, some. . . .
And me?
In most cases I should be a selfish person.
I like to see myself in it.
Seeing yourself from it does not mean that the protagonist is you, but that the protagonist reminds you of something and touches you some emotions.
I have always been a hesitant person.
I always feel that a great life shouldn't be spent so plainly and want to have everything.
I want to have the reputation of Ashiu and the fear of destroying the king. At the same time I also want to be the king in the sweet sprint. Of course, the dynamic girl who can soak in hero is even better.
Look, my infinite and sad desire.
It can be imagined how this tragic desire will torture a person. The experience is dissipated in the fantasy, and there is less time for action, and none of my desires can be realized.
The "Seven Techniques" in "Guiguzi" says that (translated into the vernacular here) a person's desires will be distracted, the attention will be distracted, the spirit will be difficult to concentrate, and he will become drowsy and hard to be active and passionate. action. Then there will be no results, and none of the desires will be realized.
The King of Destruction singled out his desires. He wanted to become a good person. In his opinion, a good person = a medal.
Look, how specific, simple, and clear. Once the goal is so simple and tangible, people will act much more powerfully. And on the way to your goal, you will gain a lot. Didn’t the King of Destruction also help the little girl in Sweet Sprint on the way to pursue the medal? At the same time I met a lot of good friends.
The first one: Please specify the goal to one thing, one item.
If I were the king of destruction, I would sit on the garbage dump. It will definitely be uncomfortable, but I will never knock on the door and ask, can I go in and eat cake?
Is this self-esteem?
Is this thin-skinned?
Is this timid?
I have no idea.
I don’t know how my parents, school, books, pictures, sounds, smells, and people around me have shaped me over the years.
I only know that this is me.
I won't change anything, don't think about whether to become a good person, or whether to become a bad person.
Just be yourself.
Choose a path and go on bravely.
"If this kid likes me, then where can I go bad?" The
second one: Please don't think about who you become, just do whatever you want.
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