Three Kingdoms: How Did I, a Blocky Guy, Become an Immortal?

The idea is novel, but a bit nondescript. The protagonist knows that he has traveled through ancient times, but he still talks about how he is not used to kneeling down. Once or twice is fine, but more times will make people disgusted. The bad nature of people is beyond your imagination. The protagonist saves people without paying for it time and time again. If others kneel down to thank you more often, it will only make others think that you are a living Bodhisattva and accept it with peace of mind. To be honest, what bothers me the most is the idea that everyone is equal after time travel. In reality, it is just superficial. In ancient times, do you really believe that everyone is equal? If it were me, the old people who traveled through the past and saw suffering would feel pity and would help them, but they would not always help. Their kneeling would make me have the desire for power, gain power, and then unify the world, use golden fingers to turn the dynasty into heaven, and gain immortality. The reason why people hate being the leader is because they are not the leader. When you become the leader, you enjoy the taste of power and the vested interests, you will maintain this factorial...

It is obvious that I want to write a utopia, but this is impossible. The protagonist has been giving without asking for anything in return. The naivety is understandable, but these villagers are not realistic and have no emotions. The protagonist is too close to them, which makes people lack awe. In addition, the protagonist's blind giving behavior can easily make people greedy. Even if an unprepared person really gets this kind of golden finger, there will be no good end.

Why didn't the original Steve have the power to smash the moon? Just use force to fight. Hanging sheep heads to sell *meat.

Good water, basically no plot. This is sixty or seventy chapters in. Even a mountain village only has a water source and a house. This infrastructure* makes me shake my head.

What I hate the most is talking about equality when traveling to ancient times or fantasy. Isn't that funny? How is it possible, the ancient imperial power is engraved in the bones!

After reading the previous article, it seems that the protagonist is really generous. It doesn't matter if he has compassion and helps others. But what do the clan leaders and villagers think when they receive enough help from the protagonist? They want more, they don't give anything, they just want more valuable things from the protagonist. I didn't see much gratitude, but I did see greed.

What on earth are you talking about? You wrote several chapters when the plot of an experiment can be carried out in just a few sentences? Do you want to show that the protagonist is smart, and also want us to see that he is smart in this paper plot? First time writing an article in Feilu? Do you want to write your book like this?

Although I'm not sure about the setting of this book, can an iron sword in MC be used by ordinary people? You can't even pick it up!

At the beginning, the hundred or so chapters were okay, but the more I wrote, the more chaotic it became. Forget about building dormitories in ancient times, and also building skyscrapers, there was nothing to write about, right? Originally I thought we would just provide the ancients with some conveniences, such as water, knowledge, medical care, food security, etc., And then let the ancients save themselves. As a result, I ended up working as a nanny, building roads and houses, growing grain, and the wheat harvest was outrageous. If we followed the growth rate in MC and added bone meal, and then harvested according to reality, one acre of land would produce a thousand kilograms of wheat in three or four days, and each person would not be able to eat even half a kilogram of wheat in a day. You actually said that the output that is more than a hundred times can only support a few thousand people for a few months, and then you have to pay wages and grains. In modern times, a bag of 100 kilograms of rice can feed a family of three for at least three months. You are giving one kilogram of wheat and one kilogram of complementary food to each person a day, which is outrageous.

This has nothing to do with the Three Kingdoms.