First of all, I would like to thank the readers for their continued support to Thirteen. Without you, Thirteen would never be where it is today, nor would it achieve its current achievements. Thank you again.
Regarding the subsequent fate of Wu Fangge, the protagonist of this book, I believe everyone has seen it in the original work, and the revised version does not intend to continue to tell it. The main reason is that there was no such plan at the beginning, because the revised version is an anti-war article by Thirteen
'This is an attempt to write a military history theme, so we only excerpted what happened during the last ten months of the protagonist Wu Fangge's military service to narrate. Compared with the original work, the revised version has made some minor modifications to typos, incorrect sentences and related descriptions.
The plot modifications include the following points:
First, the setting of the protagonist's 'rebirth' has been cancelled. Since the subject matter has changed, the ability to foresight has become less important, and the 'anti-war' subject matter is relatively serious, so adding a 'rebirth' flavor would be a bit
It's weird.
Secondly, in the original work, the protagonist and Sister Zhou (Zhou Min) also had a relationship, but it was eliminated in the revised version, and it was just a little ambiguous. Because from a practical point of view, this relationship is really unnecessary.
Third, in the original work, the protagonist returns to his hometown alone. In the revised version, Thirteen brings him and Lu Xiaowan together to watch it, which is like bringing a wife home.
Fourth, two points of explanation. First, Thirteen has never made a clear statement on the ownership of the army that massacred villages in Vietnam. Although Thirteen did hear some legends when he was serving in the military, there is no conclusive evidence.
It also involves military honor, so it is really inconvenient to give a final conclusion. However, every time I see those posts on some forums that call for 'annihilation of Japan and massacre of the United States', 'Tokyo massacre' and 'nuclear platform bay', Thirteen's heart is straight.
A, because these guys actually only think about killing for the sake of "enjoyment". They don't understand the honor of the military, the glory of the motherland, and the cruelty of war. The two unexplained things are that the protagonist Wu Fangge suffered complications after being injured.
He suffered from catalepsy (the disease was used as a war commemoration in the original work and accompanied the protagonist almost throughout his life). How the disease was cured is not explained in the revised version. It is only mentioned in the second volume of the original work through comrade He Jian.
There is a hint in the letter. However, although it is not stated explicitly, I believe that smart readers can make their own judgments. Right and wrong are the fate of the protagonist. In fact, whether in the revised version or in the original work, the protagonist described by Thirteen
He is not that kind of invincible hero. He is just an ordinary person. He is just trying to survive in the war and just wants to live a better life. That is all. In other words, people like him, in
You can see them everywhere in the vast sea of people, maybe you, me, him, or the friends around you and me.
Finally, I would like to point out that there are many readers who are worried about the protagonist letting go of the enemy nv agent in the first encounter. They even said that after reading this paragraph, they would not be able to stand it anymore. Thirteen believes that such readers
First of all, they are all very young, and secondly, they all have a strong sense of justice and patriotic enthusiasm. Again, we will not comment on the merits or demerits for now. Maybe when you get married and have children in the future, you can watch your beloved wife’s belly getting bigger day by day.
When you get up and read this plot again, you may have different feelings.
Finally, I would like to thank all readers once again for accompanying Shisan and Wu Fangge for so long. Thank you.