They Can Hear My Thoughts, Yet They Still Kill Without Mercy

Super beautiful book, the most touching thing "Listen to My Heart, Still Killing" breaks the traditional cool writing routine of high martial arts recovery articles, and creates a different pattern by interweaving the unique "voice system" and "governing the country and ensuring the country's security". The protagonist Ziying lost his memory after the death of the First Emperor. The system disappeared and reappeared, but it was no longer a simple "killing tool." From promoting new rice varieties to improving cotton fields, from appeasing disaster victims to balancing diplomatic relations, he used "food" and "people's hearts" as weapons, showing more wisdom than the "rattling killings" clamored by the system. The noisy system and the calmness of the protagonist form an interesting contrast. From the initial conflict to the subtle coexistence later, it coincides with the deep thinking of "force can deter the enemy, and benevolence can stabilize the country." There are no mindless fights in the book, but there are thrilling games hidden among the fields, trade roads, and dams. When cotton seeds replace swords and guns, and spinning wheels beat iron cavalry, every line is filled with questions about "what is truly powerful". The rhythm is relaxed and moderate, and the real details can be seen in the details, which makes people not only feel refreshed when catching up with the update, but also taste a bit of worldly warmth.