How to evaluate Qiangqiang?

Personally, Rose has done everything she can. My evaluation is that she is a just patriot who joined the hostile camp in order to save the earth (although this setting inevitably reminds me of Wang Jingwei, I think there is a huge difference between the two. After all, she has never provided any help and convenience for the evil behavior of the demons on earth, so I don't hate Rose and understand her choice, but it's hard to return to my original love for her. First of all, let's be realistic. Suppose this is not a cartoon but a reality. What do you take to convince Rose that justice will eventually overcome evil and that she can save the earth with a weak earth and wounded angels? Secondly, she saw the possibility of saving the earth in Liang Bing, so her subjective idea of making this choice is completely reasonable. Moreover, after joining the Magic Man, Rose has been doing her best to protect the earth, which shows that her initial intention has not changed. At the same time, I also want some people to think that the company should accept the help of the devil. In the original plot, the devil caused many deaths. Angels not only did not harm the earth (proposed by Kosharose Sebert but not implemented), but Zhi Xin fought against Zhao Xin, with four cold angels defending Polaris and Yan sacrificing for Xiao Lun. After that, you let Xiongbing Company choose to cooperate with demons who have always been enemies and sworn enemies of angels. What do you think is reasonable?

Then why do some viewers start to dislike roses?

Personally, I think the most normal feeling should be entanglement. This entanglement is first of all a matter of camps, among which the just camps such as the earth, Fraser and the female angel are undoubtedly decent, while the fierce sun is neutral and partial to justice except Lena. Hua Ye is a pure villain, and Styx is also a villain. Although it was for Carl's idea, he committed all kinds of war atrocities, especially the bombing of Luoyang (I will spit it out if this can be washed away). Then the devil's camp. The main body of this camp is evil, because although its top leaders are both good and evil, Liang Bing is the best example, but she doesn't care about the life and death of ordinary people, and she also supports the atrocities committed by her mercenaries (from her point of view). Moreover, she is one of the chief culprits of the earth disaster. Many people (especially Wei Liangfen) think that her concept of freedom is not evil. However, the sins she caused made it difficult for people to accept that she turned to be neutral and kind, because those sins had already happened and could not be made up. This is also the reason why many people find it difficult to accept that she began to get better in the later period (the entanglement between her present and the past), especially the way to wash away her sins is to repent the past, not just stop doing evil and get better vaguely. Therefore, it is this camp situation that makes it difficult for people to accept Ross's change. In fact, if Rose had stayed in Xiongbinglian, no matter how ambiguous she was with Liang Bing, she wouldn't have such complicated feelings now, obsessed with inner goodness and camp evil. This is also one of Rose's helpless points, just like black spots on white paper. Some people appreciate her pure white, while others cling to her black. More people understand the beauty of her blockbuster, but they are entangled in it because they can't ignore and erase it.