Global: I Awaken as an Acupuncturist at a Massage Parlor from the Start

Going back to the discussion at the beginning, you wrote about the confused protagonist who doesn't know why he has to endure or take action. He is aimless, lacks a plan, and lacks thinking about the laws of the world. It reflects that you, the author, blindly use a grand shell to anesthetize yourself and weaponize patriotism. It seems that something really exists without any reason, is absolutely correct, and there is absolutely no need to question it. As long as you think about whether it is reasonable, it is a huge sin. This is not patriotism, this is just religion in the name of patriotism. You can't seek truth from facts. You know everything is as it is, but you don't know why it is so. In the end, you just follow what others say. It's impossible to write about the luminous person you mentioned.

Finally, I am against you, not against patriotism. You seem to have misunderstood the point. Don't use patriotism as a shield and try to put a blame on others. Then everything else said by others seems to be classified according to your position and there is no need to think about it. This is fake patriotism. After all, patriotism is neither reflected in thinking nor in action, but only in words. This is also an important reason why I object to your statement.

The background was wrongly chosen, and it ignored the fact that the country itself would gradually transform from a dragon slayer into an evil dragon as dynasties were established. In the late stage of the country, you are the minions of the evil dragon when you protect the country. The story you should choose is to protect it with your life when the old order completely collapses and the new order is highly anticipated. This is when you are doing the right thing.

Those who shine with that ray of light have great compassion as their original intention, arm their minds with knowledge, and strive for that ray of light in the face of slim hope. I don't see anything consistent with your protagonist. That's all, you are free to write what you want. I don't like to argue, and I prefer to discuss the truth in a matter-of-fact way. It may not sound nice, and many times it will be understood as an attack on people. I hope that after writing so much, you will not just try to find one or two loopholes, and then try to use one or two loopholes to deny everything I said.

I'm not telling you not to be patriotic, I'm telling you not to go to extremes. Of course, I haven't seen the paragraph about your patriotism. The previous paragraph is too confusing. I don't understand the difference between the character description in your imagination and what you actually wrote. However, based on the level of characterization you did earlier, I feel like you are not able to portray your imaginary picture well.

If I encounter this kind of situation, I must first understand the reason. Don't let it go by being careless. I must try to collect all the information. Secondly, based on the information received, make at least two plans, one for long-term development and one for short-term development.

Not to mention that you awakened a seemingly useless acupuncturist in the early stage. Judging from your writing style, it is estimated that if you want to write a protagonist, you are only a little better than others, and you will even have to rely on the efforts of the protagonist to write it. It would be fine if you could write something that relied on resourcefulness. If you rely on hard work, you are really cheating yourself.

The beginning is too frustrating, and this kind of book will lead to a dead end. . , Don't talk about those nonsense, if you have to endure it, you just have to worry about it. This is Feilu's logic. . .