The Monk Who Left the Order

It's been a while since I wrote a long book review. The last time I wrote it was for "The Immortal Rebellion". But this time, I have a compulsive desire to read. Thinking about it, it should start from the third volume, but it has been postponed until today. What drives the development of the plot of the novel is contradiction, so we will start from the contradiction. The biggest and most main contradiction in this book is the contradiction between the current situation of the suppression of abandoned children by the hundreds of tribes and Han Qi's desire to rise up with the abandoned children. Other contradictions in the book evolve from this basic contradiction or are set up to alleviate this contradiction. Next is a detailed analysis. I personally think that the main source of the conflict is the suppression of outcasts by the gods. Here we will intersperse some analysis of the plot. I personally feel there is a lot of foreshadowing here. The Gods led hundreds of tribes to defeat the Demons, which means that the Gods cannot be one person, but what the author revealed between the lines in the book is that there is only one god connected with the Holy Court, so I wonder if this god is the representative of the Gods. Think about it again, is it possible that there are factions within the Protoss, and that the outcasts are only suppressed rather than massacred, is it the result of mutual compromise within the Protoss. In addition, the gods disappeared ten thousand years ago, and the outcasts appeared about five thousand years ago. So through this concept of time, there is a lot of room for imagination. Then there is the basic structure of this continent: the demons are the enemies of hundreds of races. The demons were sunk to the bottom of the sea ten thousand years ago, and their living area is as large as the current continent. What I am thinking about here is that since the demons need such a large living space, do the gods also need such a large living space? When thinking about Sky City, it is possible that the gods live on a floating continent. If you think about it again, Warcraft was driven to the Warcraft Mountains about ten thousand years ago. In fact, you can imagine that it was not the Gods who won thousands of years ago, but the Gods and the Demons tied, each leaving a back-up. The Gods were the Holy Court, and the Demons were the Warcraft, but the Gods left a back-up to seal the Warcraft. The source of this idea is that the control of the Holy Court by the Gods is too weak. Here I personally think that the short body is a foreshadowing of the demon clan. Then there are some minor conflicts, such as the conflicts between the saint and the god and the abandoned children, the conflicts between the three empires, and the conflicts between the Holy Court and the three empires. The conflicts between various races, the conflicts between the Bachelor City and the Holy Court, etc., As I said before, these conflicts are the evolution of the basic contradictions or were set up to solve the main contradiction in this book. Then comes the plot aspect. My favorite is Natasha's volume, and I think there are many book friends like me. After all, this is Fatty's advantage, but the most exciting ones and the ones Fatty wants to write most are the volumes in Bachelor City. The volume of Bachelor City that I have finished so far gives me the feeling that the protagonist in "Fat Man" went to South Korea for the second time. With the few chips in his hand, he connected the interests of various powers and used the contradictions between the various forces to achieve his own goals, just like pulling a lever. However, the support of the lever in "Fat Man" is relatively strong, but the foundation of the lever in this book is far less solid than in "Fat Man", but it is also because it is more exciting than in "Fat Man". Speaking of which, I think it is very promising for fat people to write history. Finally, here is my own little prediction about the plot. Based on the world view that has been exposed so far, the plot is mainly divided into three stages: the stage of fighting against human forces (including the Holy Court), the stage of fighting against the gods, and the stage of fighting against the demons. These three stages may intersect with each other, but the general sequence is this, and the status of the outcast will gradually increase as the plot progresses. The above is just my personal opinion. Criticisms are welcome and the possibility of additions in the future is not ruled out.

"Entertainment Can Become a God" is very well written. I didn't really like Reba before, so I read this book out of boredom and ended up liking it. It's a pity.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a disgusting book for a literary youth. I'm so unhappy if I don't vomit! The most disgusting thing about this book is the character of the protagonist and his attitude towards the villain! No matter how the villain abuses the protagonist, kills the protagonist's relatives, friends, and compatriots, or how much the protagonist swears revenge, after a while, the protagonist will take the initiative to help the villain find excuses to clear his name. Saying that the villain has his own reasons for doing this... Just washes it off! ! ! Became teammates and good friends! What's even more disgusting is the two classmates in the middle period. For the sake of ambition, they destroyed the protagonist's city and killed more than 10 million people of the protagonist's tribe! In the end, there wasn't even an excuse, the protagonist just said that he wanted to unite them to deal with the bigger villain behind the scenes, and they were immediately whitewashed! I can tolerate this. I can understand temporarily uniting the villains, but does unity mean having to laugh with them all day long and make them happy all day long like a clown? And the things invented by the protagonist are given to them on his own initiative? Where is your spine? Do you have any backbone? The key point is that in the end, I didn't break up with the villains or take revenge, and I really treated them as friends! Those people who sacrificed their lives heroically for the protagonist all died in vain! ! ! Forget it, if you forgive all villains and become friends, then don't double standard! No matter how big the wrong thing the villain does, or how many clan members he kills, the protagonist can always forgive... But the heroine, who has been with the protagonist for decades and has devoted so much to the protagonist since childhood, kills one or two people from the protagonist, the protagonist will not stop fighting and start to take things seriously! Can it be more disgusting? But these are not the most disgusting things. The most disgusting thing is the whole situation revealed at the end of the book, which is simply child's play! The reason why the racial vendetta that has lasted for tens of thousands of years and killed billions of people is because of the emotional entanglement between the two so-called world god couples? ? ! ! ! Just because the marriage between the God King and the Demon King is not going well, the whole world will be tortured for tens of thousands of years and so many people will be killed? Then when they died, those who were tortured by them were moved to tears for their feelings? What kind of Ruozhi plot is this? Not even a poor drama would dare to write something so bloody and intelligent! Of course, in the end: this book is pretty good at the beginning. The fact that I am willing to comment in so many words shows that the book is still good at the beginning. If it is really terrible, I will not bother to comment. Having said so much, the main thing is not to argue with the anger behind!

The starting setting is brilliant, and the poison points explode in the mid-term. Just like the title of your book, abandon it.

The first few chapters were quite interesting, until the encounter with the wolves started to go awry. Did you hire someone to write your introduction?

Sweeping the entire continent! Billions of people killed and injured! A magnificent race survival battle! ! ! Do you think that's the case? Naive! ! ! The author says you think too much, it's all because of love! ! ! 😓😓😓

This is a book that I read again and again after reading it at the starting point and finding it unsatisfactory. Really good

It's too cruel and there's too much nonsense. Do you need to give me some advice? At the end, there was still all kinds of abuse, and he refused to change his mind after being convinced.

A big disgusting one, and a small disgusting one, performing.

It looks really awkward. Friends are dead, injured, disabled, but this guy is still nagging about it every day. He is still nervous when he hears that Jessica is disfigured, and in turn, he hears that he has to deal with the short body. . . . Isn't it good to fight side by side with friends? Fighting and dying together is better than nagging every day.