Preface
The idea of writing this novel stems from a confusion: in stories about the Three Kingdoms, the protagonists without exception climb up on mountains of corpses and seas of blood. Killing one person is considered a crime, killing ten thousand people is considered a hero - this logic has almost become an iron law. Could it be that the only way to rise in troubled times is through killing?
Hence the system of "do one good deed a day".
This is a completely different upgrade system. Others' systems reward killing enemies and siege cities, but Duan Fan's system only rewards doing good deeds. Saving a dog will increase your good deeds by 0.1 Points; rescuing a wounded soldier will increase you by 0.3 Points; risking your life to drag out a trapped comrade from the sea of fire will increase you by 10.8 Points. Good deeds can improve his strength, intelligence, and charm, unlock skills, and unlock permissions, allowing him to grow from a dying soldier to a world-changing figure step by step.
Someone asked, is it too naive to talk about kindness in a troubled world where the jungle is strong? On the contrary - precisely because these are troubled times, kindness is especially precious. When everyone speaks with swords and some choose to stand with goodwill, this in itself is the greatest power.
Duan Fan is not trying to be a good guy in troubled times, but proving that doing good is not weakness, and saving people is not stupidity. Kindness can be a kind of power, a power that makes people extremely powerful.
Do one good deed every day, and step on the cornerstone of good deeds every step of the way. From a low-level soldier to unifying the Three Kingdoms, this road has been traveled by no one, but Duan Fan will walk on it.
Kindness is never just for the weak.
