Cirko finally understood one thing after Vander's death, that is, the gap between Anzu and Picheng is desperate and irreversible-it is impossible to launch an uprising successfully. At that time, everything he has now will no longer exist (. What's more, there is another member in his "small family" that he cares about very much: Jinx. If there is no bad luck, this delicate balance may be maintained. But the neurotic Jinx has obviously become an unstable time bomb between Anzu and Picheng.
It was at the moment when he decided to take in the baby that he realized that the girl had the same experience as him: betrayal and abandonment, which poked the most sensitive place in his heart. Maybe at this moment, the fatherhood of what he wanted to protect woke up. At the same time, I think behind the explosion, he also has a dark idea: he wants to prove his belief is right, and the guilty one is Vander, who betrayed their ideas and left him, the guy he once regarded as a brother.
So he said to the baby, "Wait and see." Step by step, he induced the explosion to deviate from the expected route of Van der Waals, making her misunderstand Wei and let her rely on herself. Many times, he regards her as a "daughter" that can be cultivated. At the same time, he personally planted the seeds of hatred. Kiel learned a lot about his working methods, and finally created a demon named Jin Kesi.
For Jin Kesi, Chilko is mainly a loving father, who will give her dignity and sense of value. He gave the attention that Van der Waals didn't give her: Chilko relied on her as his right-hand man; Facing Jess's conditions, he said something similar to Van der Waal: it is impossible to hand her over. That's why, in the face of his father's death, Jin Kesi showed the opposite performance to Vander and Chilko. Deep down, she cares about her dignity very much. Beneath her hysterical appearance, she is still the sensitive little girl who is afraid of dragging her feet.
Jin Kesi is the product of Anzu's tragedy and the continuation of Zilko's personality. Her twisted struggle between sisterhood, "father-daughter" affection and unacknowledged inferiority is the fuse that finally pushes her to madness at the "candlelight dinner" full of evil tastes, and also the fuse that opens the war between the two cities. Jin Kesi, who was mentally unstable, only accelerated and aggravated this moment by dramatic means.