Datang: I Have a Sky City

I feel very unhappy after reading the first ten chapters. The author is going to do some push-ups.

Intervening in a country's war is arrogant. If you are an ordinary person, you have no excuse for doing something to survive. But you, an outsider, still have enough fighting power to fight, so you just intervene. The parallel world only cares about your peace. Even if it is selfish, it can provide technical guidance and help. What reason do you have to directly participate in the war? Nowadays, the law is the lowest moral bottom line. This male protagonist probably has not reached the lowest moral bottom line in modern times. Is there any way to write a protagonist? As long as you have good morals, it depends on his attitude towards doing things. I have read a lot of novels of this type. There are three types of protagonists. The first one is unable to change the status quo but has his own moral bottom line to help others while guaranteeing himself. The second one is a scumbag who joins the system if he cannot change the status quo. The third one is you who have absolute combat power and can change ideologically and technologically and even intuitively from the core value of society, but you use the stupidest method in the novel. You don't know that it is just for your own selfish desires. It is bullshit that the system does not change.

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