A Commoner Rules the World

The writing is a bit inspired by Wei Mo's feeling of being in charge of the world. The protagonist's golden finger ability is in line with the cultivation of forces, the protagonist's character is decisive in killing, and the story logic is complete. The villain's IQ is online at present, with a hint of conspiracy. The worldview structure is currently ok, and the protagonist's strength is improving at a good pace. The only drawback is that the heroine is not likeable when she appears. The author initially wanted to portray the role of the eldest lady. It was a success and I was already starting to hate it. However, as the male protagonist's status improves, the female protagonist's personality can still change.

Do you want to please your subordinates when you are in charge? Is this cruel and ruthless? Helping subordinates pay attention to make money, and threatening to heal their friends before they listen to his words? Does that mean that your subordinates are unhappy and have no money and want you to give them one billion or eighty million? Or if he threatens you with your life, you will do it? I don't know, but you thought they were the officials and you were your subordinates? It's so frustrating to watch. Why can't I see that I promised to rebel and was ruthless? I saw a dog wagging its tail to please and threaten subordinates!

The writing is very good, but from the very beginning, he planned the future path for the people around him. Even though he was weak, he still taught this ability to others. I felt that the protagonist was too rash and self-righteous, and the people around him also blindly trusted the protagonist too easily. How long has it been? It is very contradictory to the author's description of the cunning world of Dole. On the other hand, although the people around me have gained a good future, they have actually determined their path. The ending of this kind of arranged life can be seen at a glance. This sentence sums up the book: the protagonist shows his abilities, and then the people around him will easily establish loyalty and trust to the protagonist, without the need for time. Then the protagonist will casually teach others abilities, and train those crooked people in various schools of thought. Just a few words of general outline can help people establish their principles, and no one dares to brag like this.