Revolution, Goddess!

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?

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.

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.