you took my everything

The hero taking everything in manga clash might result in a complete shift in the story's dynamics. It could either be a heroic move to save the day or a selfish act that has unforeseen consequences for everyone involved.

I'm not sure as I haven't read this novel. It could be a character who has been misjudged as a hero by others but has actually caused great harm to the narrator.

It's a complex tale of betrayal and revenge. The hero's actions leave the protagonist with nothing, setting the stage for a thrilling quest for justice.

It could mean that the hero has taken away the narrator's possessions, like their wealth, property or valuable items.

The meaning of "lost" and "frustrated" was different. "In vain" meant that one's efforts were in vain, that one's efforts were in vain, and that there was no gain. It emphasized that doing something did not achieve the desired effect. For example,"If there is no correct method, all efforts are in vain." "Confusion" meant that one felt lost, frustrated, and confused. It was more of a description of a psychological state, such as "recalling the past, he could not help but feel lost." Therefore, the use of " all in vain " or " all at a loss " depended on the specific situation and meaning they wanted to express. If it was to describe all their efforts to no avail, they would use " all in vain ";;; if it was to describe a feeling of overall frustration and emptiness in their hearts, they would use " all at a loss ". The novel,"The Morality of the Past", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!