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A Story of Pursuit of Inner Faith
Reinhold 2022-03-22 08:01:03
This is the story of a man searching for his inner faith. Excellence before the age of 18 is due to extreme obedience, extreme trust and dependence on external values. Once a person has his own ideological system, he will increasingly want to abandon the constraints of external opinions. However, a sound value or code of conduct can only be shaped through the accumulation of long-term actions and thinking. When he just abandoned the external restraints, people seem to have become savages who do not accept any moral restraints. But this is a brief, hard-to-bite period when baby teeth fall out to give way to strong permanent teeth. If everyone wants to have their own independent and firm will, they must go through this difficult period of "seeking" to figure out what is right in their hearts, such an "inner pilgrimage road". During this period, the outside world will think that you have changed, you are no longer so good, you are no longer so self-disciplined, and you are sinking. How many people can't stand these criticisms and give up the road of "seeking the heart". The person in this story did not give up. He chased after him until he felt satisfied, and he felt magnanimous.
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Ike 2022-03-31 09:01:09
The masterpiece of Urawa Great God. Between good and evil there are countless paths that people walk through. Everyone's destiny is intertwined from the past to yesterday to this moment until death is the end. Those who flash like ghosts, those who are frightened by nightmares during the day, those who sneak in the dark, those who are swallowed by monsters, those who have no name... Remember your name and you will not find yourself.
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Elda 2022-03-31 09:01:09
One episode feels like watching the white giant tower at the next level or the white giant tower is too low-end and abandoned. After reading the introduction, I am sure that it is a magic stick work. In Japan, except for Kiegawa Ryunosuke, there is no first-class writer connotation. What is self-high, and the way the author of this book buryes suspense is lack of charm. No matter how you look at it, it is a third-rate work.
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Jan Suk: Is there something you want to say?
Fritz Verdeman: I'm saying that your questions stick too much to the manual. So, what have we learned so far? You're just like a kid these days. You probably hit on women using a manual.
Jan Suk: You look just like a father. I don't have a father, but I'd never want a parent like you.
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Inspector Lunge: I already know what happened. I know about Inspector Zeman's connection to the secret police and his brutal death. Prague's police chief and two officers were poisoned to death.
[taps fingers]
Inspector Lunge: The two agents who were sent to tail you were found shot to death. And you're the chief suspect in all the incidents that have taken place. Considering all the evidence stacked against you, you're the culprit.
Jan Suk: I'm not! I didn't do anything!
Inspector Lunge: Then it could be Grimmer, the tall, thin, man who was talking with Inspector Zeman the day before he was killed?
Jan Suk: It's not Mr. Grimmer, either! He wouldn't do something like that.
Inspector Lunge: In that case, who is the killer? You know, don't you? You know who the killer is, right?
Jan Suk: W-What are you talking about? If I knew, I wouldn't be in this state. Deceived by so many people... set up to take the fall... even being on the run from the police... I've had enough of this! I don't want to be betrayed anymore!
Inspector Lunge: You're a detective, aren't you? If you're a detective, then you have to calmly dissect the situation. Even if it's painful, you must calmly uncover the truth.
[gets up]
Inspector Lunge: If you don't want to be betrayed anymore... then start doubting the person you want to doubt the least.
[leaves Suk's hospital room]