Well, Kaoru's voice is undoubtedly the belief that she should be the embodiment of beauty and kindness.
But I don't think she is the embodiment of wisdom, so when the world is about to be massacred by Zhi Zhixiong, she is using the reason that it is none of our business to stop Tutosai from going to Kyoto. When the wicked are setting fire to kill, she is also shouting, don't kill.
But I think it is understandable. In the story, the whole world, the decent, the villain, the police, the villain, the city, the countryside, all these things combined are just for the hero and heroine to serve and shape their glorious image.
No matter how many bad choices we see realistically, the storytellers always tell us in the end that things are so clever that these bad choices finally get the right result. Just like the protagonist who jumps off a cliff in a martial arts novel, he will inevitably encounter a strange experience under the cliff and become stronger from then on.
In the movie, there are cliffs everywhere, and under the cliffs, there are God's blessings of justice and kindness everywhere.
We deceive ourselves in this way, and then we deceive the world.
Can I oppose this justice and kindness?
Some people may say that I, in any case, the story always preaches justice and kindness, why do you use your so-called reason and logic to refute this? In your eyes, shouldn't justice be favored by God? Why do you always see the world with dark eyes?
Oh fine.
Could there be such a story?
A person, when he was young, watched a movie, novel, or animation, which often preached justice, and then the protagonist used his actions to prove justice in the story, and he was convinced of it.
When he grew up, one day, he encountered an injustice. He used what he had learned to judge and analyze, and finally made a "just" decision. As a result, he was humiliated, looked down upon him, the The God who favors justice in the movie is not here to care for him. The trauma he suffered in his heart made him categorically abandon justice and go to the opposite of justice.
Yes, there will be many inaccuracies in the narrative of justice in the story. It is too difficult for you to imitate, but evil has always been so real. You can use it with ease as long as you think about it a little.
Sometimes, it is better not to inject justice constituted by one faulty logic into one's heart.
When a desperate man stands on a cliff, is he choosing death, or is he expecting a miracle?
But "don't kill", it's a slogan worth shouting for.
During the period of turmoil, the high-level officials came to draw swords again for help. They said that the army could not be dispatched casually, because the Western powers could not see us in the civil war, so they pinned their hopes on a samurai who was unwilling to kill. After his former boss was stabbed to death, Ba Dao Zhai finally decided to come forward. Like the first one, he meets another child and a girl. These two are not simple. The boy's brother is a policeman, and his village has been occupied by Zhi Zhixiong, while the girl is the daughter of the head of a former intelligence spying organization.
It was a very subtle coincidence that when Tuo Zhai needed to understand his enemy, the boy took him to the occupied village. When Drawing Dao Zhai Dao Duan needed to find the swordsmith again, this girl happened to be a member of the intelligence organization, so she helped him find the son of the former swordsmith. When the police needed information, there happened to be one of Zhi Zhixiong’s subordinates robbing the knife at the knife maker’s house, so Ba Dao Zhai caught him easily. Coincidentally, because this fight happened to make the son who didn't want to hand over his father's best sword to the sword to draw the sword.
Maybe one day, there will be a person who will encounter the Sword of Swords, and he will ask a question, if there is a lake in front of you, a valley full of poisonous snakes and insects, an extremely cold iceberg, and a swamp, how do you get there?
Jian Xin smiled slightly, I covered my eyes and walked over?
Why? The man was very surprised.
Kenshin said, because the goddess of luck is looking after me, when I step on the iceberg, the iceberg will melt, when I step into the swamp, the swamp will freeze, and when I stretch out my sword, the head of the enemy will naturally hit.
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