In a dilapidated courtyard outside the capital of Tomyam Dynasty, Shen Qingci is a disabled nobleman who can be bullied by everyone. His legs were disabled due to a fall from a horse when he was young. He sits in a black iron wheelchair. He lives by selling his ancestral property and is regarded as a "waste" by his family.
No one knows that in this gentle and taciturn body, there is hidden the master of the "Tingfeng Pavilion" who controls 80% of the mainland's intelligence, the only descendant of the ancient "Succession of Heaven" sleeping, and the unknown commander who defeated a hundred thousand demon army with 30,000 remnants ten years ago. After he was betrayed by his allies and made disabled by a poison trick, he used his wheelchair to hide himself, used his soul power to deduce the secrets of heaven, and laid out chess games across the four realms.
When a side branch of the Shen family seizes the treasure, he steals the house quietly to take revenge on the murder of a playboy; in the battle for the prince's throne, he secretly helps his confidants to control the situation; when the West Desert sect pursues the hunt, he unites the orthodox forces to expose the evil conspiracy; when the demon army from the north invades, he dispatches dead soldiers from his old army to break the situation and turn the tables. From the storm in the capital to the witchcraft in the Southern Wilderness, from family secrets to the seal crisis, he calculated all the people's hearts on his wheelchair and included the Dongyan Dynasty, the Western Desert Sect, the Southern Wilderness Barbarian Territory, and the Northern Demon Kingdom into the chess game.
When the Demon Emperor resurrected, the Soul-Eating Clan broke its seal, and the continent was facing a catastrophe, Shen Qingci finally took off his disguise and gathered the four-border coalition forces in his triple identity. The wheelchair was once his protective shell, but now it has become his medal - using blood as the key and intelligence as the guide, he set up a continental defense formation and finally sealed the catastrophe.
On the day of success, he returned to another hospital and continued to sit in a wheelchair. For him, disability is the anchor of his original intention, and the peace behind the scenes is the best explanation for "protecting the mainland".
Reader comments
I really like the character design, I like this kind of calculation and control. But the reasoning of the protagonist in the article is too taken for granted and far-fetched. The first thing was that Shen Mingyuan came and snatched the protagonist's jade pendant. The second thing was that Shen Mingyuan gambled with Li San. Li San was not convinced, and a dispute arose. From our perspective, the two events are related and the protagonist is the driving force behind it. But how could the owner know? Is it possible that the host is also a reader like us? Then Shen Mingyuan choked when he drank water when he was a child. Is it because you didn't say anything about it? The logic is too far-fetched. . .
The biggest fear in writing this kind of book is that the logic of the characters' behavior cannot be consistent with itself. This is the case in this book. The logic of the characters' behavior in the story often goes beyond the scope of character creation, which seems far-fetched and confusing. .
1. Shen Mingyuan was arrested, and you asked Tingfeng Pavilion to put his jade pendant on the deceased. How did you get this jade pendant? ? ?
2. At the beginning, there were so many small details to guard against Uncle Fu, which made me think that Uncle Fu had a high status and was sent to spy on the protagonist. However, after working on it for a long time, after Fu Bo left, could you still let Fu Bo pass on your information? Isn't the character's behavior inconsistent? ? ?
3. Shen Mingyuan knew that the protagonist was disabled, but he said that the protagonist framed him. Is this reason credible? ? ? Author and readers, we naturally know that this is the truth, but if I were Shen Mingyuan, even if you told me that the protagonist was doing all this, I might not be able to accept it at once, right? Why can he do all this? Is he a god? The jade pendant was obviously on me, but then it disappeared because of the protagonist? ? ? The main character is disabled. . . How did the disabled protagonist steal my jade pendant after I was caught? ? It's really amazing.
4. "Shen Chengan wants to take back his "ancestral property", I'm afraid, not only for the jade pendant, but also to shut his mouth and prevent him from finding out the secrets of these collusions." No, you write it like this, as if the ancestral home knows that the protagonist is investigating the case. . . . But isn't the protagonist a waste in the eyes of his master? Why does it feel like everyone in it seems to have a reader's perspective, as if they can see through the protagonist. . . What is the protagonist facing? Afraid it's not God? ? !
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There are still a bunch of them behind. . .
Forget it, you can go see it yourself later.
I really like the character design, I like this kind of calculation and control. But the reasoning of the protagonist in the article is too taken for granted and far-fetched. The first thing was that Shen Mingyuan came and snatched the protagonist's jade pendant. The second thing was that Shen Mingyuan gambled with Li San. Li San was not convinced, and a dispute arose. From our perspective, the two events are related and the protagonist is the driving force behind it. But how could the owner know? Is it possible that the host is also a reader like us? Then Shen Mingyuan choked when he drank water when he was a child. Is it because you didn't say anything about it? The logic is too far-fetched. . . The biggest fear in writing this kind of book is that the logic of the characters' behavior cannot be consistent with itself. This is the case in this book. The logic of the characters' behavior in the story often goes beyond the scope of character creation, which seems far-fetched and confusing. . 1. Shen Mingyuan was arrested, and you asked Tingfeng Pavilion to put his jade pendant on the deceased. How did you get this jade pendant? ? ? 2. At the beginning, there were so many small details to guard against Uncle Fu, which made me think that Uncle Fu had a high status and was sent to spy on the protagonist. However, after working on it for a long time, after Fu Bo left, could you still let Fu Bo pass on your information? Isn't the character's behavior inconsistent? ? ? 3. Shen Mingyuan knew that the protagonist was disabled, but he said that the protagonist framed him. Is this reason credible? ? ? Author and readers, we naturally know that this is the truth, but if I were Shen Mingyuan, even if you told me that the protagonist was doing all this, I might not be able to accept it at once, right? Why can he do all this? Is he a god? The jade pendant was obviously on me, but then it disappeared because of the protagonist? ? ? The main character is disabled. . . How did the disabled protagonist steal my jade pendant after I was caught? ? It's really amazing. 4. "Shen Chengan wants to take back his "ancestral property", I'm afraid, not only for the jade pendant, but also to shut his mouth and prevent him from finding out the secrets of these collusions." No, you write it like this, as if the ancestral home knows that the protagonist is investigating the case. . . . But isn't the protagonist a waste in the eyes of his master? Why does it feel like everyone in it seems to have a reader's perspective, as if they can see through the protagonist. . . What is the protagonist facing? Afraid it's not God? ? ! . . . . There are still a bunch of them behind. . . Forget it, you can go see it yourself later.