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Hello everyone, I'm Gavin.

Besides bizarre exits,

and chuunibyou quotes,

this is a segment our viewers have long been clamoring for.

For today's special, we've selected from the comments

several highly requested characters

to form a compilation that is a bit chuunibyou,

yet not entirely so.

Others laugh at my madness; I laugh at their blindness.

Though seemingly mad, their values are actually quite sound.

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If we talk about the most requested characters for this chuunibyou special,

aside from the Professor in the Strategists Special,

I think the one with the highest demand

is definitely this person—

the epitome of an uncontrollable prince:

Demon Prince, Ning Yuan.

Rather than calling this character chuunibyou,

it's better to say he sees through too many things.

Using seemingly crazed words,

he delivers the most profound insights.

Take his most representative quote:

(Red Eye: I refuse.)

I, the Demon Prince.

The Fiend-Phane of Fire-Dwelling represents me.

The Four-Quarters Realm is a massive cosmic tree,

divided into four layers, four nations.

The Fiend-Phane of Fire-Dwelling lies at the very bottom,

a peculiar environment devoid of sunlight.

Filthy and turbid energies fill the entire realm,

and they can only receive the leftover resources

discarded by the other three realms.

Thus, its resources are extremely scarce.

To execute national policies,

they employed a Tri-Council (King, Duke, Marquis)

to determine the future direction of Fire-Dwelling.

But all of this was destroyed

by the uncontrollable prince, Ning Yuan.

Strictly speaking, Ning Yuan didn't care about the nation at all,

which led to this saying:

The Fiend-Phane of Fire-Dwelling represents me.

Because he never considered Fire-Dwelling's interests,

he earned the title of Fire-Dwelling's Anomalous One.

In Fire-Dwelling's hour of crisis,

the Demon Prince emerged once more,

abolishing the long-established Tri-Council,

shattering the nation's original order.

His declarations would vary depending on the situation.

I, the Demon Prince.

I represent the destruction of absurd truths.

I, the Demon Prince.

(Di Ru Lai be like: ????)

I, the Demon Prince.

I represent your destiny.

I, the Demon Prince.

I represent hatred and fury.

I, the Demon Prince.

(Does this mean he was too lazy to think of a new one?)

The character of the Demon Prince,

though not posing too great a threat to the martial world,

had a volatile and crazed personality,

which led to his initial imprisonment by the Tri-Council.

In his very first debut scene,

he snapped his own father's hand.

Kinship is merely a worldly definition of humanity.

If a father can betray him,

taking a sword from him is surely not asking too much.

Amidst the chaotic martial world,

the Demon Prince participated in the Battle of the Hegemons,

and seeing everyone speak insincerely,

the Demon Prince delivered a series of

most chuunibyou yet profoundly accurate quotes.

Does anyone here wish

to slay Ye Shi Bing Quan on the spot? (Military Governor: Am I a joke to you?)

(And you, Heaven's One, stop pretending.)

They clearly all wanted to get rid of him,

yet wished to spare the enemy of their enemy.

For a greater desire,

they conceal their current desire.

This Battle of Hegemons offers nothing new.

Red Eye,

your interest has waned. (This puppet of Red Eye is so handsome.)

Let us depart.

(That is truly an incredibly creative metaphor.)

Your analogy is preposterous (but very apt).

Ponder it deeply,

and you will find that my words

are so close to the truth.

His metaphor is just too vivid (no need to be so serious though).

This line of reasoning gets three stars on the chuunibyou scale.

Perhaps because he is too spot-on,

I don't find him chuunibyou at all.

Yet precisely due to his unique mindset,

he sought out the Ni Yu Clan,

claiming to seek vengeance for his father,

but in truth, it was merely to prolong

his few remaining pleasures.

You possess the noble sentiment of sacrificing yourselves for others;

I possess the grand mind of sacrificing others for myself.

Sacrificing you for me,

you die a heroic death,

and I avenge my father. We both achieve our goals.

Is this not a win-win situation?

And that mocking nature of the Demon Prince

often provoked, in words or deeds,

the core values of many others.

Such as his sister Han Yan Cui's same-sex love,

Jia Ling's loyalty,

Tai Xi Gong's obsession with the Prince,

Xiao Ri Biao's self-reproach,

Jian Zhi Chu's morality,

King Ji Wu's dedication to the Splintered Island,

and the betrayal she received in the end,

the Military Governor's self-esteem and pride,

and the Buddhist philosophies of Yun Gu Lei Feng.

In truth, what he provoked

were the values of all these people.

And these statements are indeed topics worthy of deep discussion,

but the Demon Prince had no interest in prolonged debates,

since to him, they were all far too boring.

Thus, Red Eye, who acted as his foil and straight man,

frequently chimed in with words

to correct the Demon Prince.

Always neglecting proper duties.

Everyone has a belief.

My belief is...

(What wonderful, crazed ramblings.)

You are truly detestable. (Can't say you're wrong, can't say you're right.)

It matters not. They will forgive me.

Where does this confidence come from? (Well, he is the Demon Prince.)

(Though cool, I must ask, where does that confidence come from?)

You could be even more absurd. (He's already absurd enough.)

I shall be even more absurd. (Dating his sister?)

But in truth, many of the Demon Prince's arguments

satirize life from an entirely different perspective.

You'll feel like something is amiss,

yet you won't know how to refute it.

The so-called moral norms

are, to the Demon Prince,

merely products of conditioning.

Subvert tradition, step outside the box,

and view the world with an unrestricted gaze.

One can only say

the Demon Prince's thoughts are truly avant-garde.

Meeting him in real life

would probably give anyone a massive headache.

Goumang is the thousand-year-old citadel of Fire-Dwelling,

the seat of royal power through the ages,

representing the glory and history of the Fiend-Phane.

How could you...

When maintenance costs more effort than reconstruction,

(Is this the legendary voice of the second generation?)

(This is actually very spot-on.)

it is merely forgetting

a hazardous building that should have been demolished.

You are truly optimistic.

What is optimism?

An anesthetic to comfort oneself

when one is utterly helpless.

I am neither optimistic nor pessimistic.

I only need to wait, only need to watch.

Just like now.

After listing the Demon Prince's classic quotes today,

our editing team is also driven mad.

So many lines must fit the chuunibyou vibe

while also making sense;

it is indeed quite a challenge.

If there's another chance in the future