Three Kingdoms: I, Dong Zhuo, Become Stronger When I Am Scolded

It doesn't matter if you become an old director at the beginning. It's good to be one step ahead of others, but it's okay if all those talent consultants are impressed by your plan. But as an author, your protagonist doesn't have to give a super high-level speech, and then draw your blueprint. If you don't achieve that kind of top position in the end, then you better stop messing around. If you don't follow the path of a German-style head of state, your writing will collapse sooner or later. In the end, there is no point in all kinds of nonsense. The best thing you can do with force is temporary, but you have to say what you said, give a speech before you hit a place, and put all the people's reasons in their hands, because the people have been suffering from the powerful for a long time, and then all the people will be on your side. So what conspiracy do you need to play? Because the common people only recognize you as the protagonist and hope you can fight him, you can write slowly in the middle, otherwise it will be meaningless. Come on, author. I hope you can write with a democratic spirit. Come on, author.

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