I Became Lord Yan, but I Did the Work of the Heavens

Let's talk about the fact that the protagonist joins the Wuhun Palace because he wants to overthrow the class and the imperial power. There are many fan protagonists joining the Wuhun Palace now. I understand that the protagonist joins the Wuhun Palace, but don't you think this reason is too far-fetched? It is not quite accurate to say that Wuhun Palace is a blessing to civilian soul masters. To be precise, Wuhun Palace is a blessing to civilian geniuses. According to the original work, Tang San was born with full soul power, but because his soul was the waste soul blue silver grass, the Wuhun Palace did not invite him. If the protagonist had only two or three levels of innate soul power, do you think he would be qualified to join the Wuhun Palace Academy? Do you think the Spirit Hall will care about the life and death of those civilian soul masters whose innate soul power is only two, three or even half a level? Let's talk about the work-study student system (the beneficiaries of this work-study system are those civilians who can practice but are not talented enough to be selected by the Wuhun Palace and have no money to attend ordinary colleges). Do you think the deans of those colleges are good people, teaching you how to practice for free, and providing free food and drink? Don't tell me that those working-study students also clean colleges and the like. The values ​​between the two are not equal. Where does that money come from? Must come from the two empires! Then let's talk about soul master subsidies. The original book clearly mentioned that these funds were paid by the two empires. There is only one Wuhun Academy and it only accepts so many students every year. How many working-study students are there in Douluo Continent every year? Are these two quantities the same level? Those geniuses who go to ordinary academies still practice as usual, but the speed may be slower and the final cultivation level will be lower, but they have still completed the class leap. Think carefully about how many civilian soul masters it takes to produce a genius? Having said so much, I just want to say that it is really nothing compared to what the two empires did to civilian soul masters. In the final analysis, Wuhun Palace is no different from the two empires. They both want to unify the continent, but one has that strength, and the other two don't! No matter who rules the continent, the treatment of civilian soul masters who are not talented enough will not change, nor will the treatment of ordinary people who cannot practice. Moreover, Wuhun Palace also established the Wuhun Empire in the later period. If you regard Wuhun Palace as a force that overthrew the imperial power and class, I can only say: "The dragon slayer turned into an evil dragon before he succeeded"! The most important point is that imperial power is not the main contradiction in this continent. The main contradiction in Douluo Continent is the contradiction between the group of soul masters and the common people who cannot practice! Most soul masters are not engaged in production, but they enjoy a much better life than ordinary civilians. Why, because they are strong! This phenomenon becomes more and more obvious the closer you go to places with higher strength. To describe it in one sentence is "You collect food and I collect guns, and your home is my granary." Although it is not very appropriate, the fact is that the entire group of soul masters is sucking the blood of civilians. These civilians do the most tiring work but live the most miserable lives, while soul masters only need to practice (I will do the math for you, as long as you have cultivation Cultivate your talent, and you can work as a student even if your family has no money. By the time you graduate from junior college, you will be at level 10, and then you will be able to receive a spiritual master's subsidy every month. If you fail to graduate, even if you drop out of school, it will be better than not being able to practice. When your strength reaches the point where you cannot receive subsidy, it will not be easy to make some money to live on.) Not to mention being rich, at least you will have enough food and clothing! So where does the money come from? Come from the common people! Therefore, if the protagonist really wants to promote equality and eliminate classes in Douluo, the entire group of soul masters will be your biggest enemy. Unless you can kill all the soul masters in Douluo Continent and keep killing until all the newborns have no innate soul power and cannot practice, otherwise the group of soul masters will always ride on the heads of civilians and suck their blood! But is it possible? Impossible, because the protagonist is also a member of the soul master group, and the protagonist is also a vested interest

Stupid to the extreme, no brains to join the enemy

This is rare. Are the two books together?

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, ninety

It cannot be said that there is nothing wrong with it, it can only be said that it has been poisoned.

The protagonist is a cross-dressing guy, so it's hard to judge

I haven't seen much, it's not great, it's not great

Author, I have nothing to say. What you wrote is pretty good, but if you want to write, you should finish Douluo, or finish it. How can it be unfinished? I instantly lost the desire to read and gave up on the book.

Chapter 19, I'm a little confused. You don't believe in the emperor or the woman in this novel? Still worship her as your teacher? The emperor's thousands of years of combat knowledge and other knowledge are not as good as Bibi Dong's decades of knowledge? And when Bibi Dong frowned, you panicked - what did you panic about? I'm very curious, I don't feel stable at all...

This time, I said it's okay for me to have my destiny.