[Urban fantasy + spiritual qi revival + revolutionary spirit + muscular tough guy + king of trash talk]
I am the Heavenly Demon Emperor, an ancient god of chaos, a professional destroyer of worlds.
I chose a dying mortal, intending to groom him into the perfect fallen apostle.
I gave him demonic arts that could devour all things, but he used them to protect the people, saying this was called “coming from the masses and returning to the masses”?
I taught him to spread the maddening whispers, but he turned them into pre-battle rallying cries, giving his teammates buffs and shouting the enemy into “ideological confusion”?
I tempted him to build an army of the undead, but he actually lectured me about how “labor is glorious,” used my power for infrastructure projects, and even named his construction crew the Vanguard Construction Strike Team?!
What is wrong with this B-rank brat named Lin Mo?
Every day, instead of figuring out how to kill people, he makes me study something called “core socialist values” with him!
He even says he wants to help me “correct my attitude, reform myself, and strive to become someone useful to the people as soon as possible”!
I'm going insane! I'm a deranged evil god, and this positive-energy political commissar is driving me crazy!
What's worse, the more often he “serves the people,” the more I find my power being assimilated by some thing called “Red-Gold Power”!
The thrill of destruction... somehow, somehow it doesn't feel as good as getting a banner of praise from the people?
No! That's not right! I'm the Heavenly Demon Emperor! This way of thinking is dangerous! Stop it! This isn't cultivation at all, it's... serving the people?!
@Author I will give you an inspiration. If there are ghosts in the world, then do the heroic spirits exist in the martyrs' cemetery? If the protagonist can't beat him, you can just try to defeat him. After all, the Xia people are very protective of their shortcomings. No matter how evil they are, their iron will will crumble if they sacrifice their lives for the country.
Too red [get it]
I can't continue writing this book. The positioning is unclear, the theory is lacking, and it is purely taken for granted. The ideological consciousness is not much different, and the protagonist has gradually developed into a real evil god. If the theory is unclear, raise the flag to rebel. The importance and advanced nature of ideological work have been completely confused.
It feels like the protagonist doesn't know anything about spiritual energy recovery and evil spirits, otherwise he wouldn't regard evil spirits as a mental illness. In the context of the recovery of spiritual energy, it feels like there will not be such a big ideological stamp and red torrent. It would make more sense if the protagonist was taken over by another Lin Mo who did not have spiritual energy to revive the world after the explosion.
The protagonist is not a person, but a concept carrier, a carrier of core values and a server, all for the party and the people Why do you want to change the rating? You can experience the previous situation at every turn. The plot of the next chapter will automatically continue. I will also give you a few summary of the previous situation. Am I a fish? Seven-second memory? Do you need to mention the previous chapters in a row?
Please recommend novels with similar good-guy protagonists
Looks good, come on!
There are many repeated paragraphs
Right, right, right
A good book deserves five stars @Partsknife There are too many repeated chapters, please revise them.