Revolution Goddess

Resisting the red flag and fighting against the red flag is really love love. It is not impossible to write about revolution in a humorous way, but if you cannot accept a revolution where you cannot feel the pain, the essence of revolution is that you cannot accept it, that is, imminent change. (In fact, it may be the reason why I watched Lord of Mysteries. The description of the oppressed class there makes people feel pain and a sense of empathy.) But to be honest, this really does not feel the revolutionary fighting spirit of the protagonist. I don't know if it is a problem with the writing technique or something. There is not much reflection and ideological content. It feels like a revolution for the harem, a revolution for the big woman, a revolution that is weak and compromised. Revolution is really not about playing house. The reason why heroes can be called heroes is because of their greatness. They may have limitations in some places, but if they don't have the courage to change the world, then they are not worthy of being called heroes, but just ordinary people with foresight.

Most of the content has nothing to talk about and is rather average. The game between the various forces in the middle period feels like the most exciting part. The plot in the later period has a lot of information. In addition, the author may also feel that it is too long and it is difficult to sort out. The most three-dimensional among the characters is Theresia. I even think she is better portrayed than the protagonist. She perfectly portrays a devout believer with a rigid cognition, belief in the old social order, but also has his own feelings. It is true that this character is very unpleasant, but it is undeniable that the portrayal is very vivid. I actually feel a little regretful that she gets a lunch later, but it is the most appropriate. After all, my love for the protagonist cannot overshadow her pursuit of the original social system, and it is impossible to be included in the harem.

As a novel about fighting for hegemony in another world, this book can be said to be very good, with almost no major flaws; but as a red GM novel, it can be said to have a lot of problems. 1. Make jokes. Although this article is a ridicule article, it does not matter the occasion or time, whether it is a bloody decisive battle of the Communist Party of China, or an organizational meeting discussion, or the exchange of philosophical ideas. It is funny all the time, which can easily give people a sense that the revolution is not serious and that the revolution is joking. Of course, this is up to everyone's preferences. There are also many book friends who like this style, but I think this kind of book is not good in revolutionary themes. 2. Regarding Theresia, she is equivalent to the progress of the old world, there is no doubt about this, but no matter what, even in her time, the Massacre was a very big black spot and a great sin, otherwise the male protagonist would not have made up a fake movie to help her deceive people; although she is equivalent to the progress of the old world, without the Red Alliance, she must have been regarded as a very great and upright figure in history, but the appearance of the Red Alliance means that she is a reactionary. What would happen if Kong Z appeared in modern China, shouting "lord, king, minister, father, son, son, son" all day long, and also massacred cities and killed his father? 3. Regarding revolutionary ideas, the protagonist is usually fine, but when it comes to personal emotional issues, his thoughts are seriously right-leaning. He also gave the queen the knowledge of the earth world in the hope that she would agree with it. This is simply a joke, and he actually places his hope on the self-awareness of the reactionary leader? Also, in Ranna and the Platinum Dragon King, Hathaway's choice and when he was pushed to the wall were all like this. His hope was pinned on the reactionaries? ? 4. Organizational discipline should be an extremely important thing. Apart from the Flag Goddess, there is not much introduction in it. The protagonist group violated discipline many times and even passed away with a haha? ? ? 5. In terms of propaganda and mobilizing the people, this is an important foundation of the red. However, it has basically done nothing in external propaganda, and some of it is insignificant. In the confrontation between the Dawn Empire, it did not mobilize the people of the other side. Except for people in the Red Alliance, basically no ordinary people have a correct understanding of it. In reality, the end of World War II After the war, the opposition of Western countries was not small; and after the establishment of the Salvation Alliance, when the Red Alliance was on good terms with other countries, it was time to launch a vigorous propaganda campaign to let the broad masses of people build a good understanding of the Red Alliance, but there was almost no such thing, and there was very little external publicity involved in the article. This is an important point ignored in this article. There are still some people who compare the Queen and Pu Yi. Don't they know their situation? Although Puyi thought about some things, he was a puppet all his life and actually did not achieve anything; but the Queen was different. What she did was based on her own position and was done with her own independent consciousness.

I haven't read the book yet, but my scalp feels numb when I see the row of female protagonists.

After reading the whole book, the overall impression is 7.5. Let's talk about the deduction points first: The serious and joyful style, mixed with various elements, does bring a lot of fun, but sometimes the perception is inconsistent, especially some serious aspects in reality are too joyful. Readers' different hobbies and acceptance levels may lead to one-sided perception, but I personally read it well. Opening a harem is a problem in itself. Although it is handled well in the article, this part is more dramatic and meaningful. The protagonist is not a bulldozer who accepts girls when he sees them, and the female characters are not casually cheating. In the conflict between relationship and career, the decent always chooses to uphold justice, but neither career nor relationship is absolutely above everything else. This is the highlight and the poisonous point. A small part of the sexual transformation plot is at the level of a good brother having unrequited love and being obsessed with a woman. It depends on the reader's preference. The pace of the whole text is slow, and it feels good to read one volume in one go. However, the ending of the multi-line in the middle and late stages is somewhat lacking. There are a dozen chapters with a lot of settings, which is difficult to read. Then here's what to watch: It's very rare to find themes like Western Fantasy Aiding the Communist Party. This work is considered good among all kinds of aiding the Communist Party, and it's especially rare to finish it with 6 million words. "The new society turns ghosts back into humans" is well written. From oppressed serfs, workers, witches, adventurers, to the original oppressive royal family, clergy, nobles, feudal bureaucrats, knights, old magicians, businessmen, artificial souls, lichs, demons, etc., People of different origins and experiences have been transformed, grown up in struggle, and fought together for the liberation of themselves and all spirits. Many of the characters are impressive. Needless to say, there are several witches, as well as the old magician, the one-sided knight, Kane and Art. There are also some characters whose plots are relatively lacking, but the overall impression is good. There is also the intersection of historical trends and personal destiny, including villains, from both high-level and grassroots perspectives, such as the growth, division and ending of the Paladins and Halfling adventurers. Smashing the old magical world and building a new society of Datong is very interesting about the evolution of the magical world. Based on the solid and interesting old magical society, development adapted to local conditions not only completed the only path in human history, but also used various magical elements to more logically and self-consistently enter the era of magical industrial informationization, and finally reached a society equivalent to an intermediate to advanced stage. A lot of the deduction content is very interesting. The combination of the plot line and the emotional line is okay, and the interaction between the distinctive and endearing characters can always make people smile. This type of writing focuses more on setting and deduction, and the emotional aspect either needs to be improved or is almost non-existent. Although this is not bad, it is good to have someone who can take care of both aspects at the same time. Of course, harems and cupidism are indeed a problem. The indomitable optimism, never giving up hope at any time, and the combination of seriousness and comedy. There are often gags in the plot line, and there will always be moments that make you laugh, which very well relieves the serious and depressing atmosphere. Whether it is in the text or in the context of our time, the funny parts are basically just right, and the serious topics are not diluted or eliminated in the entertainment. There are only a few areas that need to be improved. In summary, I would like to give it a 7.5-Point rating.

Sexual transformation is so disgusting It was fine before, a little bit poisonous but tolerable. Later, the gender was changed directly, and a male partner came to like him or her after the gender change. The author even said how beautiful and good-looking he or she was. At first I thought it was just once, but it turned out that it would be repeated once in a few episodes, and then again in a few episodes. . . . I don't dare to look at it. Now I pick up girls when I'm a boy, and I'm picked up by a guy after I'm transgendered. I don't dare to think about what will happen next.

I think this book has an advantage in terms of literature, that is, the characters have two sides, rather than a stereotyped righteousness and villainy. However, this is considered toxic by some novice readers who read the book without thinking.

I came back to comment after reading the book from other places, just as some opinions on reading the whole book for future generations. Since I didn't spend money on this book, it's your fault that you think what I said is completely wrong. If the comment contains spoilers, please skip ahead if you don't want to read it. Let me express my personal opinion first: It's worthless with a score of 6.2, Neither serious nor entertaining enough. Let me talk about the advantages of this book first: 1. It has a beginning and an end. In any case, the author insists on not having eunuchs and does not give up halfway. He tells a fairly complete story, so I give it a passing grade. 2. The protagonist, including the protagonist's camp, has not done anything unscrupulous, and there is a bottom line. 3. The content of the article is large, and the content of the farming article is understandable. 4. The main characters and minor characters are all explained, and the author writes the minor stories very well. Let's talk about the shortcomings of this book: 1. It's too watery. The plot always tends to be too open. I write a little bit here and a little bit, and the multi-faceted narrative is not enough to catch the reader's attention. 2. A harem is not like a harem. You said it doesn't matter if you write a single heroine or a harem, but what do you write about this harem? In addition to Theresa and Aurora having substantial physical negative contact for a long time, there is an extra Catherine in the back. Is there any other progress? I want to ask, instead of talking about a harem, it is better to say that you have raised a group of daughters and pets to create trouble for yourself. 3. The author's bad taste makes people very uncomfortable. The gender of the protagonist is the biggest scandal. Although there is a certain explanation for the impact on the later plot, transgenderism is sometimes involved to deal with some conflicts. When I read the book, I brought in the protagonist. If you try to persuade some of the harems to be dismissed, you only read the single female protagonist. If you adopt a transgender, you will persuade some normal male readers. Which audience are you trying to please? Or are you just writing it for fun? 4. The setting of the female characters is not pleasing. In group portraits, especially in the harem, it is not easy to avoid overlapping labels or even no labels for female characters. However, Feeney's dirty jokes, Tina's collecting mania, Catherine's stuttering, Karin's Lily, Ti You have indeed written different labels for Mi's little money-crazy, Hathaway's arrogance and scorn, and Xiao Hong's mindless arrogance and love for getting into trouble. But are these lovable? Some even hinder the protagonist. It's speechless and uncomfortable to watch, and it can't be brought into the story at all. By the way, this book was written in 19 years. It can be said that the pornographic jokes are carried out from beginning to end. I don't have any mental mysophobia, but did I really have to write these pornographic jokes? 5. The writing is not strong enough, and the goddess character is average. Some of Xiaohong's willfulness is to promote the plot, which is understandable, but more of it is just a mindless and condescending person who has nothing to do and plays a little petty. Monkey, when I bring in the protagonist, I just feel like I have to coax a person who is holding me back but controlling my life every day. I feel very uncomfortable, and I feel even more uncomfortable as a reader. The goddess must either be a good mascot or a guide, and the four-dimensional image she creates affects the perception. I have seen in other books that this kind of relationship and setting are handled much better, but there is no need to divert the attention. 6. The biggest problem is that it is not serious enough and not entertaining enough. Talking about Ma Zhe and development is a very serious matter. What beliefs do you want to implement? What changes are you going to make? The protagonist has been shrinking to the corner of the map to develop + resisting natural and man-made disasters. It is indeed the highlight, but if the novel is serious, it will be very annoying for readers. As many book friends in the comment area said, you can either call it the goddess of reform or don't touch some sensitive things. I want to say some very serious opinions and also want to show the protagonist and his harem. I To be honest, you really might as well tell a story about a protagonist who travels to another world and opens a harem, gradually reforming the world, and creating a world where people are united, friendly, and help each other. Just read it as a light novel about time travel from another world. As a reader, I would free my mind. You would not talk about some things and have to pay attention to this and that, and fall into mutual consumption between the author and the reader. 7. Feeling aggrieved. When the protagonist is at a low level, he is casually pinched to death by a high-level person. The relationship between the protagonist and the goddess is more like a gou trying hard to gain autonomy. It took many chapters for the protagonist to develop his power. In the early stage, the protagonist begged his grandfather to sue his grandma to see his face. In the middle stage, when the protagonist's power develops, it also depends on the faces of the other two big countries. The protagonist's power is wiping the butt of this shabby world everywhere. Later, In the first issue, the protagonist team cooperates with some blood-sucking insects again and again in order to protect the world. Yes, this is the development of the plot, but the routine of this book is to be the grandson for a long time, and then the technology tree is improved, and the other forces are suppressed backhand. It is more fun to go back and forth with this routine. In the later stage, when the technology points are tied, it is tug-of-war and talk, and then the protagonist is still wiping his butt, which is really boring. This book has a lot of content, and there are a lot of jokes in it, many of which are old. I don't know what games were referenced for the setting, but I really can't get any relevant ideas. It's just average from a normal perspective. I feel like I'm reading a book from the beginning of 10 years. I can't give it a high score based on the current view of the times. Personally, I think the main problem is that it is too broad. There are so many people in the group portrait, but in the end some special people are loved and have more say. It is really not worthy of the word revolution.

This book is well worth reading. It is funny but also a bit serious. It's hard to imagine how much hardship and sacrifice people of my grandfather's generation made in order to overthrow the old society. The old society turned people into ghosts, and our ancestors who spent countless efforts and sacrifices allowed us to live in this world as human beings again. Thank you ancestors. Thank you also to the author for this great book.

The book written by the author "Cao Shang Bandit" is very interesting. I have read his earlier "Cao Qing", and the writing is really wonderful. The changes in the country and society and the description of the characters are very difficult for me to forget. The subsequent "Ding Song" and "Da Xinghai 2042" did not do well and I didn't read it, but this "Revolution Goddess" is a very interesting book. The troublesome thing is that after reading Chapter 50, the names still don't match up. I'm really ashamed. "Caoqing" can be said to be the first book I have read. I was deeply impressed and I also have a good impression of the author Kusami Bandit. I missed two new books when I published them, but this book finally caught up. I have a habit of paying attention to the author's new books that I like. I also read "Revolution Goddess". The difference between this book and Caoqing is that it is still in serialization. It can be said that it is more in line with the reading habits of current readers. Of course, it will not change much in a few years. When I read this book, I felt that I had a familiarity with "The Witch" and "Dawn". There should be some similar elements, and I felt a little lost. I like the goddess Xiaohong very much. She has a completely different character from Qingyue's cold and desolate character in "The Evil God". She is a very cute and mortal mortal god. I hope that the protagonist will become stronger soon in the following chapters. Walking among big forces when he is weak will give people a very powerless feeling, especially in the chapter about the ruins of fallen gods. Except for the difficulty in remembering the name, I really like this book. 2019/08/12 13:24

The plot after Sylvie sent it is obviously unreasonable and the subsequent chapters often have illogical logic. The characters obviously lose their wits and the gags are so serious that the characters can't understand their priorities Personally, I think the level of this book is divided into three stages The plot before Sylvie's death is rated as nine points The plot after Sylvie's death is rated as six points after about one thousand chapters The following ones can only be rated as five points

Finished Spreading Flowers 🎉🎉🎉 This is the most interesting and educational novel I have ever read. After reading it, I had a deep understanding of cosmopolitanism. From opposing slavery and oppression to the greatest liberation of productivity, Xiaohong and Xiaobai's efforts made me truly feel the power of mortals. It is not the gods, emperors, heroes, or great men, but the power of the unity of mortals that can create happiness and greatness. Our goal is the stars and the sea! (Finally, thank you to the unparalleled mortal Theresia)

Goodbye when you see the words "women's clothing boss"

The Storm Islands volume was preceded by Ambrosia, which has writing style, connotation, unexpected plot, and impressive characters. Storm Islands began to become a novel, and the relationship between men and women became the main subject.

The main body should be DND, with a lot of content from fantasy works sewn into it. The names of the halflings in Lord of the Rings have not been changed. It seems that there are also things from Warhammer sewn into the back. The outline is self-consistent, which is quite enjoyable to read.

To be honest, watch it all the way. The belief in gods that I saw in the descriptions of bandit leaders has no benefit at all. These things are simply a direct MAX mental blow to believers. It sounds like spiritual opium. What you can understand when you encounter something is divine grace and divine punishment; what you cannot understand is wrong. The opponent is wrong, the world is wrong, and it can't be me and my God who are wrong anyway. Coupled with some examples of fanatic believers that I have encountered in real life, it is not too ridiculous.

Multiple female protagonists, or a republican system? The author is sure that the protagonist is not the one who wants to be revolutionized first?

It is a good book, but the whitewashing of the villains is a bit uncomfortable. The fanatics who massacred the city, killed their fathers, and slaughtered the city can be whitewashed and turned into a harem. Sure enough, the three views follow the five senses. I think a male character will never get this treatment. Apart from gay stories, it is also a bit uncomfortable that a good revolution has become a witch collection card, but this is only a small problem, but the witch collection card must also be divided into good and bad! Reactionaries who pretend to be fighting for freedom should be put on public trial! Why can they be forgiven so easily?

At first glance, this book is about revolution, but upon closer inspection, it is just self-promotion under the guise of revolution. It only focuses on superficial things and does not have the core of proletarian revolution.

When I read the title of the book, I thought it was about using advanced revolutionary ideas to transform Faerun, emancipating the mind to resist oppression, pulling down the superior gods from their thrones, forming a relatively equal social system, and transforming the entire other world. But I didn't expect that it was about collecting witches and opening a harem.

A communist country overthrows private ownership. All means of production belong to the people. Materials are extremely abundant. Productivity is highly developed. It is distributed according to needs. Labor becomes the first need of mankind, which further liberates productivity. Everyone is equal. There is no class oppression, no exploitation, no inequality of wealth. No one needs to envy others. Money loses its meaning. People no longer work for wages, but purely for their own hobbies, ideals and the happiness of all mankind. To strive for happiness, people no longer use material level to measure a person, but use morality, character, knowledge, and thoughts to understand others. There is a high degree of freedom in love. People can get married and have children when they fall in love. There is no need to look at houses, cars, and money. Love becomes pure and noble. Children have lifelong compulsory education. Educational resources are highly open. People can devote their energy to the things they like, and study history, culture, science, art, etc. Carefree. There is no need to close the door when going out, social security has been greatly improved, people's moral cultivation has been greatly improved, and the spiritual world is unprecedentedly rich. Mankind is truly free. The only path for communism: 1. Overthrow private ownership and eliminate the bourgeoisie. 2. Significantly increase productivity, so that the material level is extremely rich, everyone has a house to live in, enough food, and the necessary living materials are readily available. As long as these two points are completed, communism will be realized. The world unity in "The Journey of the Great Road" is communism. The highest ideal of human society.

I came here to create a mortal revolution in the supernatural world. You want me to collect witches all day long, establish a pope to recruit followers, and even make a green tea princess to disgust me? I gave up after reading Chapter 42. Not to mention that the protagonist has a growth process, but the setting of this book has been written crookedly.

Revolutionary elements become a sexy underwear

And I have long said that laser cutting magic steel can be as easy as cutting tofu. Many things can be solved using basic rules. What's even more frightening is that the principle of laser is stimulated radiation + constant reflection back and forth. However, I visually predict that this principle may also be used for magic or divine power in Fein. It may indeed be troublesome to superimpose fireball spells to achieve high-level effects. However, focusing tens of thousands of dissociation rays on a target, and the focusing and aiming base of the magic weapon, is a problem that earth technology can solve. Of course, it's a pity that the old gangster made Nickner give up his original ideal. Originally, I really liked having a team that insisted on taking the purely physical line in the magical world. And the technology line I envision is probably more suitable for a world that is very close to the origin of Ashes and has only a little bit of extraordinary power to work hard in this multiverse. The residents of some worlds may not be able to use their own power to drive extraordinary power, so they can only be slaves in the multiverse? They should also liberate themselves. Therefore, there should be civilizations that follow the idea of ​​​​super science or even use science to control magic.

This book is essentially a collection of witches. Real revolutionaries are not like this

I don't want to go into details about my academic opinions. It's normal for people to be too lazy to take required courses in college. I'll just talk about what's in the novel. But it is really difficult to make this clear, especially in modern Chinese history, which has given this term so many connotations that it is even difficult to define. It is the ultimate expression of class contradictions. It is the best reason or even excuse for violence between classes. It is also the highest program of political behavior unique to human beings. First of all, the pig's feet in the novel are undoubtedly revolutionary in the eyes of readers, not because it represents advanced productivity and production relations, nor because he possesses the glorious innate justice of human nature, nor because he vents the dissatisfaction in the hearts of travelers while changing or improving the current situation of people's production and life. These are all negative effects and causes. There is only one fundamental reason for the pig's trotter revolution. It mobilized the neglected "masses", that is, the powerless class, thereby improving the comprehensive ability of the entire ethnic group. Because looking at the upstream from the downstream of history, we can clearly conclude that class is the standard for economic activities, and the definition is represented by occupying the means of production. In this novel, the extraordinary class maintains rule through violence, and the powerless class cannot occupy the means of production or protect the fruits of labor. In terms of results, this is innately correct. Yes, this is correct. But this result is correct, and it is anti-racial in nature, because countless histories have proven that this feudal political system, under the racial system of scholars, peasants, industrialists and merchants who monopolized the political, economic, production and agriculture, has a terrible external competitiveness, even if it is Songunism or Heavy Militarism with relatively explosive combat capabilities. The ultimate representative of this type is Confucianism, which is an expert in civil war and an outsider in external war. To fight against foreign forces, you must first settle the internal affairs.

At that time, I set different world laws from low magic to high magic into a multidimensional dimension. It is obvious that there will be "absolute ability to make your wishes come true", that is, "absolute super magic" and "absolute world of pure physical laws", that is, "absolute no magic". Those were the two words I used at the time. However, at that time, I was considering the multiverse setting of the manga, and I also considered the yin to yang, and the yang to yin. In addition, there were already existing popular characters, so at that time I imagined that the starting points of the law were Haruhi Suzumiya and Touma Kamijou. What's interesting is that if her influence is excluded from the world of Haruhi Suzumiya, for ordinary people, there will be no difference between it and the real world. Kamijou Touma, on the other hand, is struggling in a terrifying world where demons are everywhere. The reason is that the existence of those high demons can easily distort the world to a large extent. However, what if there is a problem or accident after twisting and twisting? Who has the ability to maintain the normal operation of a world with so many god-level beings instead of causing the world to perish in an instant? So they thought of using Touma as a cover-up. Correspondingly, it is made clear that there is an absolute god above God, and those who dare to cause trouble will definitely be punished. In such a world, how will those beings who have ambitions to become earth emperors view it? If you can't afford to offend someone, naturally you can only stay away from them. Therefore, under the leadership of the leader, it is a quite peaceful world without demons on the surface. Because they can recognize the powerful existence of the "Absolute Super Magical Principle", they obviously prefer to influence others with their own will rather than being manipulated by others. (Although we know that the leader's character is actually very kind. In theory, her world is suitable for ordinary people to live a peaceful life. Of course, if you want to take risks and gain power, it will be very difficult. But if you want to cause trouble, you can prepare your own grave in advance.) Moreover, coincidentally (in fact, it is probably not a coincidence but Tanigawa Liu deliberately did this), the time plane theory developed by the group leader is actually applicable to the entire two-dimensional dimension. Just imagine the time plane as a book page or an animation frame. Theoretically, what's even scarier is that if a character is actually born in the world of Haruhi Suzumiya, but has no connection with the main plot, then he will recognize that he was born in a very ordinary world that is the same as the real earth. This will basically not affect any plot (and making the world more lively is what the leader likes), except for one situation: someone tries to go to the world where the time traveler was born to cause trouble. In addition, different worlds may have very different attitudes toward "superpowers." For example, in the world ruled by the SCP Foundation, superpowers obviously have a great influence, but they insist on maintaining the appearance of a "normal world" at the expense of suppressing the normal development of the world. Then there are things like Harry Potter, Shape Moon, etc. People with superpowers must hide themselves from the Muggle world and so on. But it can also be like World of Warcraft, where science and magic develop side by side and openly. In short, different worlds have different specific situations. For example, the world of the SCP Foundation is indeed extremely oppressive but also extremely hidden. However, there are also many worlds that are originally harmonious, but if they go in to cause trouble, they will be regarded as intruders. Some have become time-travel graveyards - the most typical example of magic ban.

Comrades, don't read this. This is a book that will trick people into making them angry.

Hi... I need some quiet time This book was pretty good when I first saw it, and I read it all night By more than thirty chapters, I was really disgusted, disgusted by the protagonist. On the contrary, I don't have much feelings for Hill Wei. The author is dealing with the protagonist's mentality here... There is a problem. How should I put it? It's too abrupt. In front of him, in a sense, three people died because of him This is also the first time the male protagonist has died in front of him besides the druid. It wasn't even cold yet. When the princess came the next second, he was fascinated and started to serve immediately. There was also a joke in the last chapter, which was really good and perfect. The iron heart of modern people, even if someone is dead in front of them, they are still happy. What does it have to do with me, right? Let's talk about revolution I haven't read much about the theme of the whole book. I don't know what will happen next, but at least for now The male protagonist has never participated in labor, and the proletariat, who are oppressed by the aristocracy, is nothing more than a fool in his eyes. I believe that without the restraint of the goddess, he is likely to become a complete opportunist. I think this book should be renamed Bourgeois' life in another world should be good I have to be quiet and come back after a few days when I have forgotten all the poisonous points about the male protagonist's mentality. No one is reading it anyway, the above is my nonsense I finally feel a little more comfortable saying it (╯з╰)

Why can anyone use revolution as material for novels? Revolution is not about treating guests to dinner, it is about bleeding heads Revolution is not something you can do successfully by marrying a bunch of women In a magical world with gods, you want to start a revolution with me? This is clearly an insult to the readers' intelligence.