The Eunuch Liangping, I, the Son of Zhao Mengsheng, Support Xiao Ai

I'm not trying to make a point, but I just want to ask why this type of protagonist appears and hides his identity in various ways, and for what purpose?

This kind of world is a super-god world, and people with native technology are really good-looking. Other fantasy, immortality, and all kinds of superpowers, if your writing is good, it will be more or less, otherwise there will be loopholes everywhere, and it will look too weird.

The author is Brain C. What is the concept of the second-in-command? The positions of the top three in each province are fixed. The first-in-command is the secretary, the second-in-command is the governor, and the third-in-command is the full-time deputy secretary. The second-in-command is the provincial governor. Those at the step level and above must be approved by seven people before they can take office. The first and second-in-command secretaries and provincial Chang Geng can only be appointed after direct discussion by the Seven People. The introduction means that Hou openly questions the decisions of the Seven People. If the protagonist is related to the Seven People, I'm sorry, but he is really going sideways. It is not necessarily necessary to clean up Handong, but if Hou Yi is beaten to the end, then the author and Hou will be executed together easily.

The novel is quite good, but in Feilu, three or four updates a day are not enough.

The best thing about provincial second-in-command is that everyone dares to deal with you, but you don't even dare to give a shit.

Commentary on Chapter 11 of "Master Asks Me to Believe in Science" written by Xiao Mo.

I wrote before that Hannah can speak Chinese. Didn't you get credit for writing it yourself?