There is a 9-character box. What does this mean, order, neutrality, turbidity, kindness, neutrality and evil?

Just sit in the right place, put it here and put the person you think is suitable.

The skill characteristic of the following sentence is only a mockery of this heroic characteristic.

1, good order

Orderly and kind people believe that a regular and powerful society and a noble government can enable most people to live a better life. As long as people believe in the law and try to help each other, the whole society will progress accordingly. So people in this camp will work hard in this direction, and they will bring more benefits and less harm to most people as much as possible. They must keep their promises.

2. Neutrality and kindness

Neutral and kind people think that the balance of power is very important, and unilaterally emphasizing order or chaos cannot achieve perfection. Because the whole universe is full of creatures working towards various goals, if you want to pursue perfection, you can't destroy this balance, or even try to maintain it. If supporting social order can bring perfection, you can. If the best result can be achieved by overthrowing the existing social order, it must be done. Social structure means little to them.

3. Chaos and kindness

Although chaotic and kind people like to act according to their own wishes, they are kind-hearted. Although they agree with all virtues and axioms, they are unwilling to be bound by laws and norms. If you want to drive these people away at will, they can't obey orders. These people have their own set of moral standards. Although they are not evil, they are not necessarily exactly the same as the moral standards of the general public.

4. Maintain order and neutrality

Order and organization are very important for orderly and neutral people. They agree with a strong and orderly ruling class, whether it is an autocratic tyrant or a peaceful and happy democratic government, these people don't care. There must be laws in the world, and laws must be observed. For them, absolute order is more important than any moral conscience. As long as it is a rule, no matter whether the result is good or bad, it must be followed correctly. Absolute justice judges and soldiers who obey orders are the best examples of this camp.

5. Absolute neutrality

Absolute neutrals believe in the power of absolute balance, so they refuse to take any action that is regarded as evil and violence. People who are absolutely neutral will try their best to avoid merging with good or evil, order or rebel forces. Sometimes they find themselves forced to form an alliance with a certain camp. In order to maintain a balance, these people will deliberately change their positions and cooperate with the disadvantaged groups. But when the strong and weak forces change, they will not hesitate to change their positions.

6. Chaos and neutrality

Confused and neutral people follow their own impulses and are completely individualists. He values his own freedom, but he is unwilling to stand up and defend the freedom of others. He evaded authority, hated restrictions and challenged tradition. Chaos neutrals will not deliberately destroy organizations like protesters or anarchists, because those who do so must be driven by the forces of good or evil. Most people are used to calling chaos neutrality "real chaos". Although chaotic neutrality is unpredictable, his behavior is not irrational, and the possibility of crossing the bridge is not equal to the possibility of jumping. The advantage of choosing chaos neutrality is that you can ignore social restrictions or moral persuasion.

7. Orderly evil

Theoretically, orderly and evil characters will follow their own standards and try their best to get what they want, regardless of whether they hurt others. They value tradition, loyalty and discipline, but don't care about the value of freedom and life. They follow the rules, without pity or enthusiasm. They like the class system because they can rule their subordinates and obey their superiors. They don't blame other people's behavior, but blame their own race, beliefs, hometown or social status.

They don't want to break laws or commitments, partly by nature and partly because they rely on the protection of discipline to avoid opposition from people with different moral positions. Some orderly and evil people have certain taboos: if they don't kill things (but order them to do them) or hurt children (if they are useful), they think it is better than lawless villains.

Some orderly evil species regard evil as a belief. In addition to hurting others for their own purposes, they also enjoy spreading evil. They may also serve evil gods or masters and regard malignancy as part of their work. The terrible thing about orderly evil lies in his systematic and planned evil, so he often succeeds.

8. Sexual evil

A neutral and evil character can do anything for himself, everything is for himself, as simple as that. They never shed tears for those who died at their hands, whether for money, for pleasure or just for convenience. They don't like discipline, and they don't abide by laws, traditions or any noble beliefs. However, they are not as impetuous or conflict-loving as chaotic and evil people. Some neutral evil people regard evil as an ideal and want to devote themselves to it. Most of these wicked people are members of evil spirits or secret organizations. Most people are used to calling neutral evil "true evil". The terrible thing about neutral evil is that it shows complete evil, and there is no difference between honor and object.

9. Chaos and evil

Chaos and evil characters will do anything because of greed, hatred or desire. He is irritable, malicious, arbitrary, violent and unpredictable. In order to get what he wants, he will act impulsively and recklessly, spreading evil and chaos. Fortunately, most of his plans are chaotic, and most of his teams are unorganized. Generally speaking, chaotic and evil people will cooperate with others only when they are forced to do so, and their leaders will often face struggle and assassination. The horror of chaos and evil lies in destroying not only beauty and life, but also the order on which beauty and life depend.