Ultra Fighting Legend.

Chapter 710 Why is Ye Fu the representative of anti-war? Why is he? Don't exaggerate the myth of Tsuburaya God too much.

Leaf rot, there are many explanations for this monster.

Legend has it that the stronger you meet, the stronger you become. The more you hit it, the stronger it will become than you, and then attack you in the same way.

The more violently you attack it, the more powerful it will become, and it will continue to evolve endlessly, eventually destroying the civilization that harmed it.

Ye Fu is one of the many powerful monsters in Ultraman Max TV, and is capable of competing for the first place.

If Max TV continues to act as it does, although Ye Fu's power is deeply rooted in people's hearts, no one will remember it.

But I don’t know since when, Ye Fu, a monster that will fight back with the same attack method when hit, has become a so-called anti-war monster, and is even given the proof of Tsuburaya’s conscience.

It is impossible to verify when and where this saying originated.

But no matter how you look at it, Leaf Rot doesn't seem like a monster that can be given this name.

Its origin is mysterious, its existence is mysterious, and even the fact that it is given such a name is even more mysterious.

The point it is touted to be is that humans should not attack it, and then violence will be met with even greater violence.

But is that really the case?

Throughout Max TV, DASH was treating a leaf rot that was only in the first stage, a white ball, and was very careful to test whether the leaf rot was a living thing.

After getting the answer that the leaf rot was inorganic, they thought the leaf rot was cosmic garbage, so they burned it, which resulted in the leaf rot going out of control.

The leaf rot is real, but what is wrong with DASH's operation? What is wrong with burning space garbage?
Not to mention that they only burned the leaves after they found out that leaf rot was not a living thing.

Why do we still treat him as a living being when he is not a living being? Isn't that crazy?

No matter how you look at it, DASH's operation is normal.

But why can this very normal operation be seen as something that should not be done, or even as something that humans do wrong?
Knowing from a God's perspective that leaf rot is the result of a living organism being attacked and evolving, does that mean we can laugh at and comment on those who have experienced it firsthand?
Therefore, it is hard to understand why Ye Fu is the representative of anti-war movement and why he is given such a title.

The leaf rot, far from showing any anti-war aspects, can actually be seen as a destructive act of some advanced civilizations towards lower civilizations.

Because you can say that leaf rot is a living organism, and because the earth's technology is too backward to detect the fact that leaf rot is a living organism, but then, doesn't it just fit the statement that leaf rot is a dead monster released by a higher civilization? (The author thinks so.)
In addition, the most important point.

I don't know when it started, but there are always people who like to deify a company that they don't know or even don't really understand. It's inexplicable that they can deify Ye Fu as a representative of anti-war and can hypnotize themselves to believe that a company will always maintain its original anti-war intention.

Don't bring your own fantasies into reality. People need to understand one thing: don't have any illusions about something you have imagined.

No matter what Tsuburaya does, you can't change the fact that you don't understand him.

The once highly praised Ultraman Gaia TV Anti-War Episode: The Swamp of Sorrow was refuted by the screenwriter of this episode, who said that there was no such idea at all and that he just wanted to show the environmental damage and the impact it caused, which had nothing to do with anti-war at all.

In the end, the people who have been blowing this episode for years or even decades are living like clowns. It was just their own wishful thinking. From beginning to end, it was just the self-fantasy of some people who thought they understood what the screenwriter of this episode wanted to express.

As a result, when the screenwriter came out to speak his own experience, that's when the fantasies of this kind of people were shattered.

When we apply this situation to Ye Fu, this monster who was inexplicably labeled as anti-war, we can probably guess that Ye Fu also exists in the fantasy of some people, and then he clings to this fantasy, thinking it is real, and then he deifies it.

The higher you stand, the harder you fall. I actually look forward to the day when leaf rot, like the sad swamp, will finally break the fantasy and shatter the delusion of some people. In addition, to emphasize something, anti-war and other things can always touch our G-spot.

But people should live in reality and not have illusions about certain things.

You think that Li himself should repent for the war and then have self-righteous fantasies, just like Li himself has always been unable to understand why the fighter pilots who dropped the little boy did not apologize to them.

We can't say anything definitive all at once, there are good things in people themselves.

But to face a problem, we must first correct our three views and give up our illusions.

The Tsuburaya that you imagine, the Liben that you imagine, are just your fantasies, don’t confuse them with reality.

"When a low-level civilization develops to a certain period of time, it will be noticed by a high-level civilization. They will judge everything about the low-level civilization and decide whether it should continue to exist. The so-called observer is such an existence."

Drasion changed the subject and pointed his words at the Kingdom of Light: "The Kingdom of Light also has a position of planetary observer, and the purpose is the same."

"But unlike the Kingdom of Light, the Kingdom of Light only observes and does not intervene, but advanced civilizations are different. When they determine whether this civilization should exist or be destroyed, they will make the corresponding choice."

"Just like the Giga Endora you sent out at that time?" Gauss asked back.

"In my opinion, the Earth will sooner or later follow the path of Saint Dros. But since Regido is willing to trust humans, I don't mind giving humans some time." Delacion continued, "But if humans fail to live up to Regido's expectations, Delacion's judgment will still come as promised."

"Back to the topic, if it's destroyed, just destroy it. If it's alive, just leave it alone."

"But when opinions differ, it's time for a life form like Leaf Rot to take action."

“Deploy it to the planet of that inferior civilization and hand over the right of judgment to the civilization on that planet itself.”

"If you choose to be destroyed, then you will be destroyed. If you choose to be reborn, then you will be reborn. The difference between life and death is up to the civilization's own judgment."

"What nonsense!" After listening to Dracion's explanation, Nexus was immediately angry: "You just said that the life fluctuations of the leaf rot cannot be detected by lower civilizations. At that time, the leaf rot will definitely be burned as garbage, or cut and preserved. In that case, the leaf rot will be judged as an attack, causing the leaf rot to be activated!"

"The leaf rot that Max encountered before was activated because of this!"

Listening to Nexus' roar, Gauss gave a different answer after pondering: "Perhaps the key to the problem is not whether the leaf rot will be attacked at the beginning, but the reaction of the low-level civilization after it is attacked and activated."

"Let those that are destroyed be destroyed, and those that are reborn be reborn. When the leaf rot is activated, the choice is given to the lower civilization." Gauss finally understood the existence form and representative significance of the leaf rot, but this also meant that the lower civilization destroyed by the leaf rot may have exceeded his imagination.

"So, this is the test?"

"Yes, this is one of the laws of survival of the universe, the strong prey on the weak." Beneath Dracion's indifferent voice that spoke of the equality of all beings, there was a hidden coldness and cruelty, just like the eternal vacuum of the universe.

"It's just like if the Earth hadn't been protected by Ultraman, it would have been in the hands of aliens long ago. It's the same principle."

"The reality of the dark universe is often cruel and unpopular, but the reality is far more beautiful than fantasy. Only cruel beauty can be unforgettable." Dracion's voice gradually became ethereal.

"After knowing all this, Nexus, Gauss, are you still going to stop the Leaf Rot?"

Nexus:.
Gauss:.
(End of this chapter)