1. In Monga, the monk killed Hertha. Why did he finally tell Zhilong that I did all this for you? 2. Why did you kill MASS and GETA for a living?

I don't think that's gay. Let me give you an example.

Look at Princess Zhu Huan. The queen once said to the twelfth brother, "My mother did all this for you." At that time, the scene was in the second film, when the queen sent someone to assassinate the swallow and his party, and the twelfth brother knew. That's what she said

If you look at the beauty's calculation, Lv Hou did the same thing to his son.

In fact, there are similar words in many TV dramas, all of which are those people in the palace who are desperate to hurt others and win the throne for their son, but his son is pure in nature. When he finds out that his mother is so kind to others, he will not understand, and then the princess will react like a monk. They are desperate to protect their son (Zhilong) and even sacrifice themselves. They can kill people without blinking.

Monks and Zhilong grew up together, just like being brainwashed, and they have a task from being careful, that is, to protect Zhilong. If a person has been thinking about one thing, it will be a conditioned reflex, just like Zhongnanhai bodyguards protecting state leaders, will they be desperate? Because they were trained in this way, they have no other thoughts in their hearts, just for the country and the party. Can you say that they and the national leaders are ridiculous?

And the one who said that when Zhilong was with another woman, the monk called her grandma. Because of this shot, he will think he is gay, because he is jealous ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I think it is even more incomprehensible. First, the monk wants Zhilong to become a success, but he doesn't want him to revolve around that woman. Second, that woman is really bad and not worth it. If a good girl is ok, that's it.

Some people say that the monk later fell in love with mosquitoes, because Zhilong found a woman to kill him, and he fell in love with mosquitoes again, and then he wanted to kill them. This statement is too contradictory. If you call it homosexuality, it's love. Think about it. Is it possible? You love someone to death, and he doesn't love you. You found another one and began to like this new one. Then you killed him for something. You'll faint if you don't kill the previous one. This kind of love is impossible. Either you don't love them, or you should love them almost the same. How can you love?

Homosexuality is fundamentally contradictory. Monks are more like brothers to their brothers (like their mothers), and they should still be good friends to mosquitoes, very good friends ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~