Law of the Devil

Last chapter yesterday. I wrote about Gabriel dancing with the Muse (Who did the Muse end up with. I won’t say spoilers).

Listed as a judge angrily. They all accused Gabriel of being stupid and causing trouble for Du Wei, knowing that the little emperor liked Muse and still doing this kind of thing.

However, as a judge, let’s think about it carefully: Gabriel, how did he know that the little emperor likes Muse?

There were all kinds of things in the book before. How to write about Little Charlie, these are all seen and said by Du Wei's eyes and Du Wei's mouth. Then pass it on to the readers.

Who is Du Wei? He is the little emperor's teacher. Naturally, he is familiar with this disciple's temperament. Moreover, he also participated in the whole process of supporting the little emperor to the throne!

But what about Gabriel? How does he know anything? He and the little emperor only met once, that is, in a hurry.

at the banquet. The little emperor's request to dance was rejected - so what? It's not a big deal. Then Gabriel dances with the Muse. This is called stupid?

It is really listed as a judge. You are from the reader's perspective of God, you saw the little emperor fell in love with the Muse at first sight. I saw the little emperor specially invited the Liszt family to a banquet, I saw how the little emperor had a gloomy temper in the palace, I saw the little emperor wiped his hands after leaving Du Wei's house, I saw the little emperor's desire and ambition for power, but this It is because the judges are listed as readers. Everything is described from multiple angles in the book - but Gabriel doesn't know it!

If you think about it from the perspective of Gabriel? Good. He likes Muse, at the banquet, the twelve-year-old brat emperor asked to dance and was rejected, if someone who doesn't know Charlie. Do you think this is a big deal? Isn't it just a 12-year-old kid emperor.

Listed as a judge, standing in the perspective of Almighty God. Familiar with everything before and after the cause and effect. And then to blame a character in the book for being stupid...

Shout out to Gabriel~

--Dance.