The City's Master of Fate

Rich foreigners have the final say, and Chinese officials have the final say. The law is just their toy.

Killing people indiscriminately without a bottom line is not worthy of being a judge.

The protagonist has a bad character. He says he is doing justice for heaven, but to put it bluntly, he just kills people in a different way. There is no difference in essence. He also has to find a high-sounding reason for himself. The essence of the world is that the weak eat the strong. The so-called justice is a joke, just a wolf in sheep's clothing. Why pretend to be like a saint?

The reason why heaven and earth are not two-dimensional is because heaven and earth treat all things equally. If you can't understand this, why should you write a novel?

I just want to ask, why not root out those moths that really control the country's politics once and for all.

Is the country so dark?

**First of all, if the law works, what's the use of those unjust cases? People with a strong sense of justice often die the worst.

If you want to write about darkness, don't add a sense of justice. It will look like a bitch setting up a memorial arch.

That's how it is in life. If you think the world is peaceful, it's because you haven't encountered it yet. If we want peace in the world, let artificial intelligence serve as officials. Human selfishness is too important, just be a commoner

I suddenly had an idea. If the top person also has a big problem and is noticed by the protagonist and killed directly, everyone thinks that the higher-ups will break their heads for that position and have no time to take care of the protagonist.