Fellow Fellow, Why Do You Still Make Fireballs?

[Qualification: Talented and intelligent] The protagonist, Zhang Juezi Shaoxian, traveled to a turbulent world called the New Republic of China where new laws and old laws coexisted, and became a prep school student who was about to drop out. He owns a strange plug-in book called "The Way of Peace". As long as he sincerely helps others, portraits of the corresponding characters will appear in the book, and he can accumulate Taiping Qi, which can be used to directly upgrade his professional level and obtain special abilities. The core plot tells that in order to rescue his suppressed neighbors and classmates from the warlord governor An Huanran, he resolutely took on the mission of searching for the old Fachen Sect's Star Sword. In the process, he got acquainted with Old Liu Tou, the last descendant of the old Fachen Sect, and Mr. Yang, the Sanxing Master who adhered to his ideals. He learned powerful spells and gradually discovered that behind the seemingly glamorous system of new law professionals in this world was the dark core of oppression and exploitation. He combined his own perceptions with the old Fa Yize wrote a "Code of Peace" that directly pointed out social injustice. He united with the oppressed Neo-Shin sect Master Zheng, and led everyone to fight bloody battles, escaping from the prosperous south of the Yangtze River to the chaotic north, trying to build a new world on the ruins where everyone is equal and the elderly are supported. On the surface, it is a supernatural novel, but in fact the author still has his own ideas and writes some of his own things under the cover of magic. However, this writing method has relatively high requirements on the author. It is easy to make mistakes if you are not careful, and some things are easy to cause problems if you write too much. It is really satisfying to write well.

The old laws are declining and new professions are rising. Exclusive professions in each province are bound to the household registration: Central Plains Scout, Northwest Hammer, Qilu Confucian Sage, Jiangnan Sanxing Mage... Only the protagonist, Zhang Jue, knows magic, can pray through the Analects of Confucius, is good at hammering, can use Central Plains daggers, and even wants to be a swordsman. The interrogator slammed the table and angrily shouted: "You are a big evil thief who steals the law!" Zhang Jue looked innocent: "My mother-in-law is from Qilu, and my forehead is from the northwest. I have been from the Central Plains for a long time..." When the regional professional barriers are completely broken by one person, this imaginative masterpiece that combines fictional history, magic and court affairs will lead you to experience the "all-powerful" alternative path of cultivating immortality with hilarious sophistry. The article is generally good and can be read.

The scouts of the Central Plains, the hammer hands of the northwest, the Confucian priesthood of Qilu, the scattered star mage of Jiangnan, the violent knights of Wuling...