The protagonist's personality is changeable, in fact, I just want to express a thought of my own, ordinary people will change more or less due to the interference of environment, status, power, and a qiē factor.

And the change of the protagonist.

That is, as I understand it, the growth process of a person without faith in the second dimension.

At first, he was an ordinary person with color and no color, but as he experienced more and more things, he naturally changed.

But no one to guide him, no one to point out to him whether his change was right or wrong.

The struggle between desire and reason made him feel at a loss.

When he gained great power, he was invincible for a while, making him feel that he was omnipotent, like a 'god'-like being, and after experiencing the benefits of power again and again, he became more and more greedy.

It's as if an ordinary person suddenly gets an unimaginably large sum of money. Suddenly from ordinary people to very rich, people will naturally change, and their desires will also burst because of this, when there is no money, people dare not think, dare not do, because he does not have that capital, and after having money, he will become dare to think, dare to do, because he has money, so willful.

This kind of change varies from person to person, from pursuit to pursuit, and from experience to experience.

As the saying goes, when a man is rich, he becomes bad.

This can also be explained by the fact that men can also become bad when they have the support of strength.

Actually, it's essentially the same.

Because money and power are also a kind of expression of power in this society.

In fact, in this society, people with money and power are actually similar to monks in fantasy novels, power can be understood as cultivation, and money can be understood as magic weapons.

For example, the main character.

There are no friends, no relatives, no lovers, no elders, no one to care for him, no one to point out his mistakes when he does wrong, and no one to talk to...... The main thing is that he has no convictions.

Isolated from the whole world, alone.

In addition, this is a completely strange world, and the ambitions and rationality of the previous life have naturally become empty talk.

Blank and lonely......

If this is changed, a person like Lance may be nothing, but he will feel depressed.

But the protagonist is a person who has no beliefs, lacks ideals, and is pale in spirit, so he fails to stick to his 'self', thus losing his way on the road of life, and his heart is becoming more and more distorted.

This understanding is that he obeyed his own desires, and only then did he become more and more evil.

Actually, the thought in my heart was......

The two-dimensional beautiful girl is too tempting, not to mention the protagonist, even the author, a teenager living in reality, can't bear it, not to mention that the protagonist lives in the two-dimensional and has real contact with the beautiful girl.

That's why I used to mention this phrase a lot.

…… It's not my fault that I'm so perverted, it's all because you're so tempting/human for me to control at all.

At the same time, in my heart, some impulses that arise due to emotion, such as saving others in distress, such heroic behaviors, are also distorted by confusion, turning the whole thing into a different look. This kind of thing doesn't say that the protagonist is in his twenties before the crossing, even if he is in his forties and fifties in this environment and situation, he may not be much better than the protagonist, and even become more perverted.

But after losing a qiē strength, Kihara Enzhou's illness and imprisonment made him feel afraid, and he came to a clear sense of self-explosion brought by the power, which made him fall into reflection.

also made him gradually understand what he was doing......

All kinds of things made his conscience uneasy, but at the same time, he also found spiritual support, found his life goal, and regained his conscience.

That's pretty much it.

As for the 'anti-hero' theory mentioned by the reader 'Red Lotus Yifeng', it is essentially the same.

Because any ordinary person has a desire to become a hero in his heart, the protagonist is naturally no exception, but he lacks faith, after gaining power, he becomes arrogant and arrogant, if it's just like this, it's nothing, but he can't withstand the temptation of the two-dimensional beautiful girl, so he walked out of such a twisted heroic road.

The following is the original text of the reader's 'Red Lotus Yifeng's 'From Metamorphosis to Anti-Hero-The Growth Road of the Red Night Otaku'.

To be honest,I hated the red night very much at the beginning.,Read books.,I'll always substitute myself as the protagonist.,The protagonist was a weak guy at the beginning.,Restricted everywhere.,To be honest, I was weird and depressed.,After reading too many cool articles, it's just abusing the lord if you look at the red night.。 And Akaya's own personality is also very bad.,It's a real pervert/pervert.,I want to give up halfway through it......

But after seeing it, I gradually understood the male protagonist......

Because of his own weakness, he chose to remain silent in the face of atrocities; Because of the condemnation of conscience, he is not willing to be weak; Because it wants to protect, it is called the strongest; Because I want to see the girl's smile, I bear a qiē alone. And the red night that has paid a lot has not been repaid as it should have been (Sister Cannon, Yuriko, and sisters are just grateful and dependent, not liked......

It's only a matter of these two chapters to solve the virgin.,And there are very few people who can understand him in the work.,Many people just treat him as a simple **.。

Strictly speaking, Akaya is not a hero, but an anti-hero. The characteristics of a hero can be summarized as being handsome in appearance, powerful in ability, and acting correctly. Of course, none of this has anything to do with Akaya. Compared with heroes, anti-heroes have bad characteristics that are not usually heroes, such as hateful faces, clumsy actions, dull intelligence, passive personalities, pitiful situations, and deviant behaviors, but they have made heroic feats, and Akaya has been shot countless times and falls to the ground. However, compared to heroes, antiheroes are more realistic and flesh-and-blood. Giving is not necessarily rewarded, and saving others may not be understood.

Chi Ye he doesn't care, he just simply lives according to his inner desires, he works hard if he wants to papa, and he fights with his life as a bet if he wants to protect something, he actually lives more straightforwardly than most people.

If you say that Uejo Dangma is "a person who has not been guided by anyone and only follows the feelings that emerge from his heart, he is brave and moves forward".

One is "a person who has made a great mistake in the past, suffered from his sins, and wants to change his life and go on the right path"

Then Akaya is "a person who is not understood by anyone, and is not rewarded, and is lonely in pursuit of desire and bears a qiē"

Chiye's life is a life from an ordinary person to a hero again.

Anti-hero, also a hero, but Akaya doesn't have the consciousness of being a hero, he just follows his own desires, and then becomes a hero easily.

Salute to the heroes who fight monsters called Reality!

Akaya: "Huh? I'm just a passing pervert. ”

…… Is it a delusion? I always feel that 'Red Lotus Yifeng' is easier to understand than I write.

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In fact, having said so much, if you still can't understand it, please silently treat the protagonist as a perverted/perverted neurosis~~