Life is like a pot, filled with sweet and sour, and the flame is sometimes gentle and sometimes fierce. And Ju Fufu, the girl waving a popcorn pot on the chaotic battlefield, seems to be the cook who guards the pot fire with her heart, weaving the warmth and tenacity of life with her skills.
We are always used to defining “power” as powerful or gorgeous, but Ju Fufu’s ordinary attack, with the simple rhythm of four combos, tells us that power actually comes from persistence and gradual progress. Her attack does not have a shocking explosion, but each blow is steady and solid, like beating the drum of life. The third combo can also be connected to the fourth, just like the critical moment in life, a little persistence can touch the edge of a breakthrough. Isn’t this the wisdom of life? Every patient and careful effort will converge into hope for the future.
Her dodge moves with a soft rhythm. The light straight line avoidance and high-speed rotation are like the fallen leaves dancing in the autumn wind, with the toughness of strength and the tenderness of agility. The flame jumps in the rotation, and the spatula also dances a warm trajectory. This is not an escape, but a wise choice, to find your own rhythm in the chaos and to protect the inner peace in the turmoil.
Ju Fufu’s flame is far from simply hot. She uses the flame to “open the pot”, and the flame is an invitation and a gathering. The hot steam in the pot is steaming with laughter and companionship, which is a sense of ritual in life. The flame is the warmth in the cold winter, the light in the predicament, and the heat in the depths of the human heart. She makes the flame no longer a destruction, but a guardian of life, telling us: as long as there is love and enthusiasm, there is the power to burn indifference.
Her joint skills are more like a warm gathering. Sitting around the hot pot, accompanied by friends, the boiling heat in the pot is a witness to friendship. The battle is no longer a lonely fight, but a warm journey of mutual support. The support, parrying, and additional attacks of teammates are all the power continued by the flame burning in the pot. It is with this tacit understanding and warmth between people that we can overcome difficulties together and light up the future.
The two strikes of the finishing move, the flames rose, as if it was a tribute to life. She got full heat, which seemed to tell us: no matter how many difficulties we go through, the passion and tenacity in our hearts will never disappear. The rising of the flame is a response to the predicament and an expectation for the future. It leaves the eternal light and warmth to everyone who passes by.
The design of the support skills reveals a profound philosophy of life. She not only fights by herself, but is also willing to hand over a pot to bring warmth and strength to others when they need it. Quick support, parry support, and additional attacks after parrying are all friendships she interprets with actions. In life, we should do the same. When others fall, we should not only reach out, but also hand over a “pot” to make them feel warm and supported.
What is even more touching is that Ju Fufu’s skill growth and the pot she left behind are not burned all at once, but continue to heat up. When she left, the pot continued to attack and burn, as if her spirit and her strength were still with her teammates. This is the continuation of life and the transmission of the soul. She tells us with her actions: the fire and temperature left on the road of life will become a beacon for others to move forward.
The heat mechanism of the flame is like the passion and emotion in life. Only by accumulating heat can we release greater power. Our lives are also like this. The stronger the passion, the more powerful life is; indifference and loneliness will only make life gradually cool down. Ju Fufu teaches us to live with our hearts, to ignite every ordinary day, and to make life full of warmth.
Finally, her “wound” effect is full of philosophical meaning. The frustration and pain of life are inevitable, but just like her skills, the wound brings higher damage and critical hits, which also means that there is power in the pain. We should learn to embrace the wound, make good use of the wound, and make it a source of growth and transformation.
Ju Fufu’s every move, every swing and every turn are a tribute to life. She used the flames in the pot to warm herself and others. The meaning of life is not to be vigorous, but to persist and guard with heart at every moment. May we all be like her, find our own light and heat in the burning pot fire, and walk out a tenacious and warm path of life.