[Absolutely no saintly do-gooder protagonist] [Mostly playful banter, with a hint of cheekiness]
[If we can handle it without getting hurt, putting in a little extra effort is no big deal]
[When we're weak, we have to reason things out. When we're strong, strength is reason]
[Blue Star doesn't have to be ruled by humans, because humans can choose not to act human]
[True love has to be Xu and Ning, the two great ones]
[So all living beings can coexist in harmony, I'm inviting all you big shots to tea and retirement in the heavenly prison]
[Dream big. I yearn for the sea of stars, and nobody can stop me]
The future of Blue Star: artificial intelligence launches the “S3 season” against humanity.
Just as human civilization is on the verge of collapse, the blood moon appears, the stars fall, and Blue Star undergoes spiritual qi revival...
Humanity experiences its first awakening of supernatural abilities, evolving into a new form of life, while the battlefield on Blue Star reaches a stalemate.
The protagonist, who has been in a vegetative state for 30 years, wakes up in the fifteenth year of spiritual qi revival, just in time to catch the last train of the first wave of awakenings.
He thinks he can keep a low profile, develop slowly, and grow stronger at his own pace. Then an even more violent second awakening erupts...
Every life form on Blue Star awakens!
The hunting grounds officially open...
I am a salty fish, and my novels are like my own children. They may not have as good grades as the children next door, but they are my own, so they are guaranteed to be good-looking! In my opinion, novels can be fictional, but the existence of the protagonist cannot be too divorced from reality. It is true that novels are meant to build a surreal world, but as long as it is a world, it must have rules for its operation, and the protagonist cannot be the only one involved in the operation of these rules. A stand-alone game with only the protagonist killing monsters and the rest of the characters being NPCs cannot be considered a complete novel world. Every character who appears in the novel must be flesh and blood. They are willing to play supporting roles in the protagonist's world, but in their own world they are the protagonists! The protagonist does not necessarily have to be strong when encountering a strong one, and there is no limit to what he can do. If you don't panic when things happen and do your best, you're already great. With great ability comes greater responsibility, but also great pressure. Don't be afraid of difficulties, don't shirk your responsibilities, work hard to succeed in what you think is right, and be kind-hearted to make people around you live well. I think this is the qualified novel protagonist in my mind! As long as it's not salty, it's good!