In my opinion, most of the worlds Su saw should have something in common. As long as he can combine the information he saw in these worlds and then enter Tianming to investigate a little, he can verify where Otto's trump cards are.
After all, Su, who has a lot of information and can hypnotize, teleport and even fight well, is simply a super plug-in when released.
As for Su's skill set, personal ability and intelligence, if they are given to ordinary time travelers to operate, in my opinion, they can basically become the king of Honkai Impact 3rd. They only need to pay attention to a few nodes to avoid being killed by any forces other than the End.
Except for being unable to beat Kevin, Su, who can dual-wield the Death and Rock God Keys and use the Sky Key to activate his ability, can fight with three God Keys at the same time.
Except for monsters like Kevin who can kill him instantly with a few clicks, most of the others cannot beat him. The few who can beat him will be thrown to other places by him using the Thousand Worlds One Vehicle.
From the perspective of plot rhythm, releasing Su is a terrible move, because after he comes out he can solve many problems for you directly. If not handled properly, the plot will be too smooth and there will be no conflict at all later.
Otto kept laughing in the early part of this book, but he stopped laughing later because Su showed up in the middle part.
The reason why some people feel that "Otto-sama is so smart and wise" in the original game is because in that era in the game, Otto had already obtained a lot of intelligence.
When facing an enemy without any intelligence, it is recommended to watch the second collapse. Otto, with someone risking his life, resulted in [all the modern weapons in Destiny's reserve were used up], [most of the Valkyries were killed or injured], [the temporary ally Anti-Entropy who came to help suffered a heavy loss of combat power], [half of Asia was almost taken over by Sirin's core energy], [among the strongest Destiny F4 under his command, Fu Hua fell to the bottom from then on, Theresa was seriously injured, Siegfried was seriously injured, and Cecilia bled dry to save Asia and was on the verge of death].
Some people have always wanted to softly cut off Otto's actions in the spin-off by saying "Oops, don't read this comic, there are a lot of OOC problems with the character setting." The problem is that in the official plot, Otto's accident is itself part of his character setting. Should the plot that is not conducive to bragging be cut off? What kind of nonsense is this?
Can Otto with intelligence and Otto without intelligence operate the same?
Forget about Otto. If Lin Yu's identity as a time traveler was removed and he was forced to fight in the dark, the probability of his death would increase by 90%.
Not to mention that in the original game, Riotto is also a die-hard gambler, and in the end he still needs others to cover for him.
..........
In addition, since the early combat power gap between Lin Yu and Ji Ran was mentioned here, I have to insert a personal setting of mine.
In my setting, Lin Yu and Ji Ran’s IQ are at the same level.
If someone doesn't see the difference between the two, then let's just pretend nothing happened.
If someone thinks that Lin Yu seems to think more than Ji Ran, then the topic needs to return to the difference in power between the two.
Although both were under pressure from the end, Ji Ran's pressure was actually much smaller because he was the Martial God of Shilipu.
After many things, he no longer needed his not-so-amazing wisdom because he had amazing power.
Lin Yu is different. In the early stage, his strength is not as good as Ji Ran's, and he has a big problem.
Ji Ran kidnapped the three great families from the beginning. With Shangri-La, a youthful version of the Thousand Worlds Ichijo, he could slip away right under Otto's nose [of course, it doesn't matter if he doesn't slip away, because Otto can't do anything to him unless he turns the table over].
But Lin Yu is different. Because of his identity, he is under Otto's nose. He has to think about how to act and how to roll...
He can even launch some special verbal attacks against the Big Three and other young characters that appear, because before he lost his memory, he had prepared corresponding words for revenge.
Those tricks are of little use to old-timers like Ji Zi Yougui and people like Rita who are quick-witted and hard to fool.
But for other little girls, this is really a special attack.
If anyone is curious about what Lin Yu did in his previous life that allowed him to have such impressive speaking skills, then this is purely a big misunderstanding that has not been revealed in the plot.
Without him, only familiar with Seoul.
When you can't sleep at night, you can secretly replay it dozens of times. Even if you lose your memory, you will subconsciously know how to operate it.
Looking at it this way, it’s a miracle that Lao Lin is not crazy even though he is in such a state [guilty].
Back to the previous topic, in the case of insufficient intelligence, when a super master appears who has an IQ as high as Otto, has more information, is really good at fighting and will not be secretly out of print by Otto, and is a good person, Otto is actually doomed to lose.
Only Su has a kind heart as a doctor. In order to avoid large-scale sacrifices, he would choose to spend more time to find out Otto's cards. If someone a little more ruthless had sufficient intelligence and power advantage and was sure that Otto was not a good person, I think the probability of taking direct action would be greater.
Therefore, the fact that the false god did not appear was mostly due to Su in the plot.
He can teleport everywhere, has a lot of intelligence, and can assist Anti-Entropy in developing technology and helping Lao Yang in making the Key of God. As a courier, he can fly to any place to deliver medicine directly. He can even use the Black Abyss and White Flower. After Lao Yang made a copy of the Black Abyss and White Flower, Su can even fly around the world to heal people at will. His own strength is not enough to be assassinated, so letting him out will only do him a favor.
From the perspective of the plot, it must be my fault. In the previous book, Su was detained in the Demon City and he didn't have much chance to mess around. But in this book, Su flew out after he let himself go...
Ah, what a bad move.
After Su came out, Lin Yu's theoretical pressure was much less, so after Su came out, after realizing that Su was really strong, stronger in all aspects than he had imagined, Lin Yu temporarily had the idea of relaxing.
If the subsequent plot had not immediately entered the Constraint Awakening chapter, he might really have had a chance to relax.
The chapter of Constraint Awakening has been a predetermined climax since I confirmed Lin Yu’s character.
In fact, when I was writing, the most popular parts were the Constraint Awakening chapter and the God's Lost Property chapter [The Arrival of a Daughter].
Well, actually the coming of a daughter is a little higher. Many readers have complained that it was strange or the plot was wrong to have a daughter pop up somewhere, and I can understand that.
But judging from the data, everyone really wants to watch this part.
It’s one thing that I didn’t handle the plot very well, but it’s true that everyone really likes to watch it.
The same goes for the Constraint Awakening chapter. Some people feel that the previous character settings have been completely overturned, so they are a little dissatisfied.
But I wonder if this isn't a standard Honkai routine? The original story here is that Kiana's identity as the Herrscher of the Void was suddenly revealed.
Up to this stage, the character of the protagonist is fully revealed.
In the subsequent plots, Lin Yu, who knew his past, was in a state of being upside down but not completely upside down, until he regained his true self at the end of the Paradise chapter and completed the unity of personality. In my opinion, this character is only one step away from completion.
This character should be one who has some little thoughts, but is generally kind.
Because of the family gap between his two lives, his longing for family is more serious than that of ordinary orphans. At the same time, he always has a thought in his heart: "I'm so miserable, I hope other people don't die like me and their entire family." He tries his best to save people in various actions.
On the one hand, I think Lin Yu should be such a person, on the other hand...
Oh, I have to mention the previous book again. This is what I said in my final remarks.
[In addition, as mentioned in the fourth copy, Ji Ran's personality was split into two because of the power of control.
This was the plot I had thought of from the beginning, but I just didn't know when to write it.
I have thought of another route.
After Demon King Ji Ran gained the power of domination, he gradually became evil.
Siegfried pointed a gun at me?
killed.
Can Cecilia be resurrected?
After having sex, just use her as a tool.
Bronya said she was willing to do anything?
Then just do it right there in Changkong City.
Killing and fucking all the way, highlighting the fact that he can do whatever he wants - but I feel that writing this way completely ruins the character, and everyone will definitely scold him to death.
And it wouldn't pass the review, so let's give up and let the protagonist show the good side and be a relatively normal good person.
It’s not that you can’t write a villain protagonist, but if you don’t write it well, the backlash can be very serious.
I don't have enough personal ability, so I'd better not do anything fancy. 】
The above are the original words from the closing remarks of the previous book, and according to my idea, if evil Ji Ran appeared, then doing these things... is really not surprising at all.
He is a reincarnated ghost, without the most basic moral constraints. He is really capable of killing people and having affairs with women along the way.
So this character is also a shackle to a certain extent. It is not only a restriction on Lin Yu and Ji Ran, but also a restriction on me.
If we want Lin Yu and Ji Ran's characters to remain intact, they can't be like Otto, a person who doesn't care about other people's lives and deaths, and I can't write them more outrageously.
Especially Lin Yu. If Lin Yu is the kind of person who would sacrifice others for his own goals, I have said this countless times through Lin Yu’s mouth in the book - then what is the difference between him and Otto.
In addition, morality is often a shackle for the character. If Lin Yu was not such a kind person, the villain would not have any chance to act and would have been beaten to death by Lin Yu regardless of the consequences.
As a result, this shackle also became one of the reasons for my increased mental stress. It’s really hard to laugh when I think about it.
At the end of the story, Lin Yu took the initiative to go to the Cocoon of the End to complete the so-called "hug". In fact, everyone can see that it was mainly because of his psychological problems that made him cherish the people around him more, so he wanted to solve all problems by himself.
The difference between him and Ji Ran is that Ji Ran's approach is to see if he can control the cocoon after it explodes, and use it to help his companions and people in the world around him.
But this is the cause.
Here is the ending clip of the previous book.
[“Because I just want to beat you head-on!”
Ji Ran put his palms together and blood began to flow out of the corners of his mouth.
On the other side, the white-haired Ji Ran, who had already mastered this power, also took the same action helplessly.
Reluctance - this is the emotion that Ji Ran is feeling now.
He was unwilling to accept that human beings would be continuously slaughtered by Honkai because of this sudden disaster.
This has nothing to do with the origin, nature, or intention of the collapse.
The existence of Honkai killed the fighters of the previous era, and also killed countless innocent people in this era.
And now they come and say - hey, stop fighting, we are here to make friends with you!
As long as you join us, we can all become friends hand in hand.
The past...don't worry too much about the past, haha.
"Fuck it, I don't accept it!"
"How can Honkai kill so many people and then clear itself of all charges with just a few words?"]
In fact, after arriving in front of the Cocoon of the End, Ji Ran felt the emotions of everyone, and in the end, the power that pushed one million horses was not only a little bit of love, but more of [reluctance].
There is love and there is hate, but these emotions are suppressed by this unwillingness.
Although Ji Ran was more ruthless than Lin Yu after Chapter 1 from the beginning, in my opinion, he was not as extreme as Lin Yu in the end.
In other words, although Ji Ran's domination and Lin Yu's true fusion are similar, there is a difference between the two emotionally - the former does not have as terrible resentment as the latter.
After all, Lin Yu offered sacrifices to the heavens for his parents, so in the end, when Lin Yu went to complete his transformation, he did not want to break the cocoon. On the one hand, it was because he couldn't do it at the time, and on the other hand, it was because Lin Yu still wanted revenge in the end.
Lin Yu, who wanted to take revenge on Honkai, not only wanted to deal with the cocoon that caused Honkai, but also had another idea in his mind - I won't let you go so easily, you have to keep exploiting me.
So after the finale, Ji Ran almost broke the cocoon into pieces with one punch and then took control of it, turning it into a usable tool. Then, after his soul flew away, he began to travel to the past world.
Going to Zhan Chi's world can allow Qiao Li to survive longer, so that the people of the empire can have more time to recuperate.
After all, in my opinion, after Ernest died, as long as Jolly was alive and Budd was fine, many problems could be solved with the efforts of these two old men.
Of course, there will definitely be people who will say, "Why don't you do something colorful and blow up the emperor's feudalism?" - not to mention the question of whether he will survive after writing the last book, now that the top leaders of the empire have begun to work hard to recuperate, Ji Ran jumped out and said, "You have to listen to me..."
Do you expect a college graduate to understand a country's political system?
It's very difficult.
Not to mention others, how many of you listen carefully during the corresponding courses and go back to take more notes and study more afterwards?
Anyway, in my eyes, Ji Ran is definitely not that kind of person. For him, this course is just a course where he just needs to get a passing grade.
He was originally an orphan. Orphans are not necessarily good or bad, but at least they will be more utilitarian in spending their time. He would definitely be more inclined to study subjects that may allow him to have enough food in the future.
Lin Yu agrees with this point.
Of course, in addition to the fact that books are not easy to survive, there is another very important reason in reality.
I definitely won’t write about things I don’t understand, especially such serious content. It’s even more impossible for me to write nonsense.
Then getting back to the topic, after the war, Ji Ran had the leisure to visit several other worlds and meet his [only old friend] who he was not actually very familiar with, purely because he was in a relaxed state of mind at the time.
[“You seemed to be able to handle everything with ease before, but I can feel that you were actually in a state of anxiety - just like me in the past.”
"And now, you feel extremely calm, as if you have resolved all your problems and are here to relax."]
This was Tiandao Zongsi's evaluation of Ji Ran at that time. It can only be said that this was Ji Ran's state at that time.
He was really relaxed. After all, the big issues had been resolved and all that remained were personal matters.
But Lin Yu is different.
In the finale, if Lin Yu wants to make the cocoon real, he must not reveal any flaws in the process of realization and fusion.
After all, when it comes to true fusion, if you want to maintain the dominant position after the true fusion is over, you must completely overwhelm your opponent mentally.
It is said that the cocoon has no spirit, but I can’t say what will happen to Lin Yu after being eroded by the cocoon, and neither can Lin Yu, so he cannot reveal any flaws in the process of true fusion.
It can be said that during those three years or so, Lin Yu's spirit could not relax at all.
As for the subsequent character settings, after thinking about it, it seems like there isn’t much to say.
To put it bluntly, part of the reason for all the Do in the epilogue is that, apart from revenge, which is his bottom line that cannot be compromised, Lin Yu would choose to prioritize the feelings of others most of the time.
Therefore, the reason why Lin Yu still accepted those characters whose emotions were not well-developed was purely because he had the idea of "I don't hate them anyway, so I might as well help them realize their dreams."
Of course, feelings can be cultivated continuously over time, so whether the problem is big or not depends on one's own opinion.
