Ruling the World from a Deserted Island

I'm really convinced. These pirates are all licking blood on the tip of their swords. How come there are so many conspiracies and tricks? How many of them have brains? Isn't it a bit too much to suppress the protagonist? Ah, every pirate group I encounter must be written like Zhuge Liang. Every time the opponent loses in the end, I will be surprised that you are the boss behind the scenes. A lot of analytical narrations are extremely long-winded, and the analysis seems to be very good, but does the author know that it looks stinky and long to the readers? Those who read the book are all veterans. They can understand it in one or two sentences. Don't make it so complicated. On the contrary, the readers are more concerned about the growth of the protagonist and some fighting scenes. There is no need to analyze some of the strategies that some authors think are so clever that readers can understand them at a glance. In the end, the author always emphasizes that the protagonist has persecutory delusions, which is a bit too obscene. Every time the protagonist has to pretend to be trembling, and finally kills him, author, do you think this is very satisfying? Bullshit, on the contrary, readers feel depressed. As a planner, you must have the courage of a planner. If you keep switching between your timid and fearful character and your scheming character, it will be annoying to everyone.

Let's take a guess at the martial soul and system. First of all, the mysterious man said when he killed his uncle that they came together (this also explains why they came together so quickly). Then their mission is naturally to occupy the world. What is the purpose? Based on various novel theories, it is 80% to devour the world or consciousness. Just like the protagonist's uncle, the article says this is world consciousness. Looking at the system again, every time a martial soul is killed, it can be understood as: capture-enslave-clear memory. It can be seen that the system is a game between this world and another world. So is the protagonist a foreshadowing of another world, or is it an accident? What will happen if the protagonist knows the truth? Emmmmmmm

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The biggest failure is that five people with a force value of more than 90 can't beat one with a force value of 95. They are directly attacked by a man with a force value of 95. You still have thousands of troops, but you don't dare to touch him. Even Lu Bu with a force value of 100 is afraid of being surrounded by the army. Have you watched the Three Kingdoms or played the Heroes of the Three Kingdoms or the Three Kingdoms series games? You have a direct force value of 10,000, why bother with a force value of 100, 95, I'm convinced!

After reading a few chapters, I really feel that the author has no logic at all. You saved someone on the island, they taught you kung fu, and you still think that they have evil intentions and want to kill them, but they have not done anything bad for you. Your defense mechanism is reflected? I think the author will definitely say that he is an otaku with persecution delusions. Haha, I will read Robinson Crusoe when I have time to see how others write about the change of island mentality.

The biggest flaw of this book is that the background is grand. The enemy is the most outstanding Wencheng military general in China for five thousand years. But these heroes described by the author give you such a rubbish feeling. No matter what they do or what they say, they do not have the pattern and courage of the heroes through the ages.

I hope to see the wonderful performance of the Corps in the later period. It feels like it has always been a fight between a few of their top players.

This book is really poisonous. . . .

This author's writing is really terrible, but he can insist on writing it down. What a perseverance.

The fighting chicken among the garbage, seeking death to make up the word count😅