The comments section all think I'm a really good person.

This is the most straightforward love confession that Miss Wolf, who has already conflated love and hate, can utter.

Upon hearing this, the BOSS's expression seemed to stiffen slightly.

Her smile faded slightly, but she ultimately didn't ask the rest of the question.

She simply chewed the beef in her mouth silently, then casually changed the subject, saying, "Since you don't like me looking like this, I'll change my appearance?"

PS:

Director: ...Why do I have to act out a melodramatic love triangle with myself?

Kita Kirihara began reflecting on the problems with the character design and script he had created that very day—they were too embarrassing.

233. The true identity of the Silver Garden's BOSS is actually...!

WP World Forum.

[New!] [Discussion Thread] [(Fake) Twin Yuan Meeting - BOSS's True Identity Analysis Thread]

[Puzzle Diary] (Original Poster): There are too many posts on this forum about shipping couples and checking in. There have also been many discussions about the true identity of the Silver Garden BOSS. So I'll start a separate post to analyze the BOSS's identity... To be honest, the more I think about it now, the more complicated the BOSS's role seems. He has clearly shown his face (if using someone else's face can be considered an appearance), but his identity has not been revealed and has become even more mysterious...!

1L: Huh? Isn't the BOSS the powerful figure from another world who took in Ahara? And he's also Ms. Koizumi's rival in love, turning the tables on her...

2L: You can find this kind of information in the live stream, but what I'm more curious about is what kind of being the BOSS is, and why he can travel through so many worlds and pick up so many people.

3L: Actually, I find it strange. In the recently concluded origin stories of Banana and Hibiki, Kita Kirihara wasn't present; he only appeared at the end to pick people up. In yesterday's livestream, during the negotiation between Tamaki Iroha and Miki Sayaka, the Silver Garden was explained as an organization of visitors from another world seeking refuge. This completely contradicts the previous origin story's description of "the world being destroyed and then the Silver Garden coming to pick up the survivors."

4L: That's true...

5L: You guys...think too much. But it's normal for the origin story and the on-screen story to differ. Like that comic book series next door, there are many conflicting versions between the cinematic universe and the comic book universe. Spider-Man has three movie versions, with the family and friends changing repeatedly. As long as the basic framework remains the same and the characters' personalities aren't too out of character, I think it's all reasonable.

6L: Huh? Is that so?

7L: Indeed, it's common to adjust the original settings to make it easier to develop the story. Perhaps the WP series is doing the same thing.

8L: So, in the livestream, the Silver Garden is a place where visitors from another world who have accidentally wandered into this world band together for warmth, while in the origin story, the members of the Silver Garden are portrayed as survivors of a vanished other world, or even ghosts... Hmm, that makes sense now.

9L: It's like reading a book; you'll get used to it after reading it a few times.

10L: We've gone off-topic. Weren't we supposed to be discussing the identity of the Silver Court's boss?

11L (Puzzle Diary): I'm here! I just organized the clues a bit and discussed them with my friends. We have roughly three guesses. Just take it as a bit of fun.

First, the Silver Court boss is very likely the Silver Court itself.

To be honest, I think this guess is the least based on evidence, but upon closer examination, it's not impossible. The BOSS is very likely a collective consciousness, similar to a personification of the Silver Court, which can be understood as an embodiment of the Silver Court organization. Therefore, her appearance is not fixed, and she can use everyone's abilities... Most importantly, she cannot leave the Silver Court—this can also be interpreted as the BOSS's true form being the Silver Court subspace, so she cannot leave her own body.

Moreover, aren't there similar anthropomorphic consciousness entities? The existence of "White" in the later Civilization Tower also proves that anthropomorphic organizational consciousness is possible.

12L: Just a quick reminder to the original poster, the recent Tower Chronicles have already hinted at White's identity. White is very likely the product of White Eagle's fall, where his Mind Core was integrated into the Tower. In issue 128 of the comic, White mentions spending five years in a very high and dark place, and he also sees his family's faces in flashbacks... That place is probably the Floating Prison. The WP world has never acknowledged that organizations can develop autonomous consciousness.

13L (Puzzle Diary): Ah... that's where I made a mistake. I've been serializing a lot of works lately and overlooked this setting.

14L: However, this possibility exists until the official conclusion is released. After all, information fraud isn't a new thing for manga...

15L: Is it possible that the BOSS was once a member of the Silver Court, and like Bai, after dying as a human, his core merged into the subspace, thus becoming the Silver Court itself?

16L: That's not impossible...

17L (Puzzle Diary): Cough cough... How embarrassing! I actually overlooked such important information! But, just take it as a joke, this first guess is probably wrong. Next is the second guess: The BOSS is actually Koizumi Saki from another world—that is, the Unjust God Name.

18L: ? Huh? Isn't this even more outrageous?

19L (Puzzle Diary): No, no, no... there are still clues to support this claim. As we all know, in other timelines, Koizumi Saki would fall into becoming the God of Injustice. In the various storylines where the God of Injustice was active, there were also endings where the God of Injustice disappeared from the world, and even the background character of the God of Injustice completely vanished, and no trace of her could be found in the subsequent stories.

I specifically looked up descriptions of the disappearance of the God of Injustice and found that most of the narrations left this part blank, without detailing why Saki Koizumi died or disappeared. The God of Injustice's power was obtained from the other side of the world, and although the actions of the God of Injustice after its fall prevented the world's destruction in the short term, it would certainly be detrimental to the world's continuation in the long run. Therefore, I initially thought that Saki Koizumi was erased by the world after exhausting her power.

But is it possible that she was simply banished? Banished to another world, and then began searching for Kita Kirihara, where she built the Silver Garden and reunited with her still-uncorrupted self?

20L: This is even more ridiculous...

21L: Actually, it's not impossible. After all, the Silver Garden BOSS's abilities and precognitive intelligence are quite formidable. If the BOSS is the future Koizumi Saki, with memories of the past in her mind, then it makes sense. Also, the BOSS shows a strong preference for Ahara, while her attitude towards Koizumi is strange. But the problem is... their personalities are so different!

22L: Exactly! Koizumi at three years old was clearly a dork; there's no way she could grow into a boss.

23L: I just can't understand this guess... If it really goes according to this setting, it's a series of terrible works (sad). PS: I don't mind reading doujinshi with this kind of setting. In fact, this setting is really good for drawing things that are not suitable for release.

24L (Puzzle Diary): Don't rush, actually, I think the next statement has a bit of a knack for it... The second one is indeed a bit far-fetched, but it's definitely catchy.

25L (Puzzle Diary): My third guess is that the Silver Garden BOSS is part of the North Primal Plains. This is why I put "pseudo-dual-principles" in the title... because the BOSS and the current Cyber ​​Primal Plains may very well have split off from the same entity!

Do you all remember when Ahara had just returned, she told Koizumi, who was three years old, that she had forgotten herself? That sentence is absolutely important.

The boss of the Silver Garden has the ability to transform into any member of the Silver Garden, and the adult Ahara also has an almost identical ability, only with a slight flaw that can be seen by other ability users. When the seventeen-year-old Kita Kirihara rebelled against Koizumi, he also used the ability of a member of the Silver Garden.

Among them, the BOSS's acting ability is the most powerful and perfect, without any flaws, followed by Cyber ​​Yuan. When the seventeen-year-old Kita Kirihara used his ability, his appearance did not change at all - which is why most people believe that 17 Yuan only borrowed the power of the Silver Court members.

However, when viewed together, these three Kitakiriharas are essentially using the same ability: [role-playing]. Although the degree of role-playing varies due to differences in ability strength and physical condition, they can still be considered extensions of the same ability. The power system in this world is quite ambiguous, but the concept of [advancement] is interesting. If the difference in strength between these three Kitakiriharas is interpreted as advancement, it becomes understandable.

Here are a few examples: Bee Valley initially only had the ability to roam the dream world, but after advancing to the second tier, she achieved immortality directly within the dream world. Ancient Bridge and White Eagle were the same; after advancing, they transcended the human realm.

My personal guess is that the BOSS is very likely Kita Kirihara after her advancement. Her original ability was something like "role-playing," but after reaching the second stage, she divided her main life stages into three roles: 17-year-old Kita Kirihara, Cyber ​​Kita Kirihara, and BOSS. The identity of BOSS is most likely her original self. In Nana Ohba's words, the BOSS is referred to as "Miss Director," and returning to the part of Kita Kirihara that Koizumi Saki forgot, there is also a part about her dream of becoming a director.

In other words, the part that can become the core of Kita Kirihara is the one who retains the dream of being the "director," that is, the BOSS.

As for 17hara, I guess she was Kita Kirihara's "private affair" or "love," the Harahara during the time she spent with Koizumi Saki.

Cyberhara's aggression and mixed feelings of love and hate towards Koizumi Saki can be interpreted as her being the dark side of Kita Kirihara, the darkness deep within her heart. After all, growing up in that kind of place, I don't believe she wouldn't have some crazy traits.

That's why she targeted Koizumi and acted so confusedly, insisting that it had to be Koizumi Saki.

As for the BOSS, I would venture to guess that she is the original form of Kita-giri, representing the most [original] part of Kita-giri.

She is Kita Kirihara's dream, Kita Kirihara's pursuit, the goal he would strive to achieve in his entire life—the embodiment of these obsessions.

Kita Kirihara loved movies and directing. For a director, or rather an artist, completing a work that satisfies oneself is very important, and one might even be willing to give their life for it.

A good film requires more than just a director. That's why she sought out actors, screenwriters, crew members, and so on—the members of the Silver Garden—to bring their scripts to life.

So, what exactly are the roles of 17yuan and Cyberyuan?

Personally, I think they are also actresses.

It's not uncommon for directors to make cameo appearances in movies, and given Kita Kirihara's possessiveness, Koizumi Saki is the protagonist of this drama. The only character who can act opposite Koizumi Saki and stand at the same level as her can only be herself.

That's why Kita Kirihara split into two versions of herself, and that's why she sent 17 Hara back to Koizumi Saki's side, while letting the other version of herself entangle Koizumi Saki.

The more I thought about this route, the more I felt that Kita Kirihara's character was becoming increasingly complex... to the point of being chilling.

But can Kita Kirihara, which was separated in this way, really be considered a Kita Kirihara native?

That girl who dreamed of becoming a director and desperately searched for her way home... did she really want to do this in the first place? Did she really want to torment her lover like this, to push things to this point?

If this conjecture is correct, then Ahara probably no longer exists under such a tripartite division. These three Kitagiriharas are flowers that grow and bloom from corpses, absorbing the nutrients of the dead to grow, taking away her components, but can never become Kitagiriharas themselves.

The real Kita Kirihara had already died somewhere unknown.

26L: Wow, this guy is amazing!

27L: 66666666

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Kita Kirihara deleted the post, his expression grim.

PS: Today's last recommendation:

Summary:

【Orange】

Bai Yuli, a time traveler, age unknown.

In this era where monsters and humans coexist peacefully, she is the best monster artist in the industry.

That's right, it's a monster!

She was even a white-haired fox spirit.

Unlike ordinary animation spirits, she once became the most popular director in the industry, bar none, even as a human.

Her good fortune didn't last long. Due to a conspiracy, she was not only kicked out of the animation industry, but her resume was also sealed. With no other choice but to return to Tushan City, where monsters lived, she could only make a living by making a few pictures.

—Until she entered the orange.

Several years later.

"Ms. Bai Yuli, having won awards for Best Animation Director, Best Game Director, and Best Music Producer consecutively, what are your thoughts on the topic of lifespan?"

What else can I see?

"The power of love is boundless!"

Add a touch of stickers, a bit of plagiarism, a dash of demons and monsters, and a dash of love and peace, and a bizarre and fantastical urban fantasy tale is born!

234. Despicable tactics to divert attention

Want to cover up.

Kita Kirihara's behavior perfectly exemplifies this term.

A newly posted analysis of the BOSS's true identity, with no violations, rigorous content, and bold yet reasonable speculations... was swiftly deleted by the administrator.

This sparked immense curiosity among netizens about the deleted post.

Fortunately, a netizen happened to see that the post had a very good analysis and quickly took a screenshot before Kitagihara deleted it. The screenshot was then posted on other social media platforms where Kitagihara wouldn't be caught by the administrator, and it spread rapidly.

Kita Kirihara seemed slightly annoyed.

She deleted the post not because she felt guilty after the truth was discovered.

If she really didn't want others to know the truth, she should have used a different account to post some ambiguous information, or simply stirred up trouble in the comments section of this post, instead of deleting it immediately and making this attempt to cover up the truth seem like a futile effort.

She intentionally spread this analysis post, which is why she did this.

But that doesn't mean she'll be happy.

The analysis of this jigsaw puzzle diary... is mostly correct.

It was precisely because of this correctness that Kita Kirihara felt ashamed and annoyed, as if his sore spot had been hit.

Lies don't hurt, truth is the knife.

These viewers were unaware that the original Beiqie was using his privileges to monitor the forum, and they weren't going to be polite to someone they considered a two-dimensional character; their words were quite direct.