Outliving the Myriad Heavens

The first poisonous point is God's will. What is God's will? Xunzi said that God's behavior is always constant. It will not exist for Yao and will not perish for Jie. Lao Tzu said that the world is unkind and treats all things as stupid dogs. The protagonist obviously wants to follow God's will, but in fact he is just afraid of the plot. Second, the author said that all races are equal, which is no problem, but please do not substitute modern concepts into ancient times. No one can forgive others for others. Can the hatred of the country and the family be cleared away in one sentence? Ridiculous. Third, the protagonist's character is capricious and hesitant. He may be called "Shun Tian" but actually harms others, and he may be called "Submissive to God's Will" but actually he will harm the people around him. Compared with the Tang Dynasty's dual control, everyone is cheating. At least Li Shimin still wants to save face, and looks good on the surface. Fourth, I can't help it anymore. Damn it, I also have Mongolian friends, but if the Mongolian government goes along with the trend, civilization will go backwards. That's bullshit. The order of civilizations of nomadism-agriculture-industry has long been determined. If you insist on saying that this is just the way it is, go back to the primitive times. Also, if you want to help Mongolia, you can subtly change Temujin, or become a national teacher. As a result, every time you want to kill Temujin, you hesitate, because you are fine, and Temujin vents to the people, and the people suffer. Living in the same world as you, the people are really unlucky. Don't talk about ethnic equality, Temujin is an Outer Mongolian, and he has the ability to be equal to the Jie people. The most important thing is, are the Mongols now the same as the Mongols before? Temujin's revolution destroyed Arab civilization, killed other caliphs, and burned down other universities. At that time, Arab civilization was very good, let alone the poison of Chinese civilization. Any nomadic invasion is a regression of civilization. Capricious, hesitant, contradictory, harmful to others and himself, hypocritical and pretentious, the character setting of this protagonist is a complete failure. He is still practicing Taoism, but he doesn't even understand the basic knowledge of Taoism.

After going to the desert to kill Temujin, he actually taught his daughter martial arts and tried to show off.

The general who killed him was let go, and he was a general who killed the enemy with passion. The two killers were created by the protagonist. The most important thing is that the god you created has ruined your affairs many times, and you still let him go so easily! How cold-blooded and ruthless the protagonist must be to do this! I asked the author how you would whitewash the protagonist's behavior.

This is the first time I have reported a book in ten years, traitor, traitor, tui😤

There is no system, which is a good beginning; the failure is that the author made too many assumptions and lost touch with the masses. When you read novels, you just read a fantasy. You always write some articles where the protagonist has a high starting point, and there is no sense of immersion! In reality, who among you is not working hard to live step by step? Well, you have all kinds of tricks as soon as you start. How can you ask the spectators to have the patience to watch it? Generally speaking, your trick gives people the feeling that everyone can succeed and can guess the ending and process. What's the point?

If I were the best in the world in martial arts and still have endless life, and my remaining limbs could be severed and regenerated, I could kill all the creatures in Mongolia, including ants and insects, God's will is bullshit. He slaughtered my city and I slaughtered his country. It was simple.

Let me tell you, many people say that the protagonist has no choice but why? God's will! God willing! God willing! That is to say, God's will must allow the Yuan Dynasty to rise, and history cannot be changed, right? Then the question is, since God's will cannot be changed, why did the Song Dynasty's national destiny disappear for decades? Was the Chu State, which was established by the protagonist, destroyed in this way? Why didn't God's will pop up when the protagonist destroyed the Song Dynasty? When it was the turn of the Yuan Dynasty, God's will suddenly appeared! When the protagonist destroyed the Song Dynasty, he almost started from scratch. He destroyed the Song Dynasty smoothly. It was the turn of the Yuan Dynasty. At that time, the situation in Chu State, the original text said, "almost reached the extreme of the feudal era." Not to mention that the nomadic Yuan Dynasty could at least have the upper hand, right? But! I am afraid of everything, but the author let God's will jump out at this time, saying that God's will cannot be violated, the Yuan Dynasty is about to rise, I will give you all kinds of natural disasters in Chu State, see if you surrender! Ha, so funny! At this time, we are talking about God's will. Why don't you say that the protagonist will destroy Song Dynasty? Others say that it is because the Song Dynasty will soon be destroyed in a few decades, and it will be the same no matter who destroys it. -Bi-Hey, then the Yuan Dynasty's national destiny was less than a hundred years old, so why couldn't the Chu State destroy it instead of the Ming Dynasty. Oh! Is it possible that this God's Will is still a double-labeled dog, with the Yuan Dynasty being his biological son and the Song Dynasty being a motherless doll? Let's not talk about these, just look at the protagonist. He single-handedly instigated the Quanzhen Sect to establish the Chu Kingdom and put the master's son on the throne. Then he said that God's will cannot be violated, instilled in the minds of the Chu people a plan to comply with God's will, pat their butts and leave! The Quanzhen Sect was still alive in the Yuan Dynasty in its original history, but what about now? The protagonist is really like a book review said, like a green tea bitch. Two people build a happy family together, and then leave with a slap on the butt. Before leaving, you have to give someone a bowl of chicken soup. This makes your protagonist great. Those who don't surrender don't know the current affairs, right? 🐷

I thought of this book again today, and the more I thought about it, the more angry I became, so I will report it again. Anyway, I'm bored now, so I'm going to spend half a day reporting through all the reporting channels. The mobile version is troublesome and has to be read chapter by chapter, but there is plenty of time.

The super nuclear bomb is extremely poisonous. This book is about the Chu State that was established by the Song Dynasty. Then the protagonist pretended to be a coward to die. The Chu State was destroyed again. Finally, it was beaten to pieces by Kublai Khan. He also begged others not to sit around and kill evildoers. The nuclear bomb was really poisonous. He slapped himself in the face. I really accepted this kind of plot.

I have been reading books for almost 20 years, and if I were to say that this book was the worst, this book would not be said to be number one, but at least it would be among the top few! The author is afraid that his views are not upright! Calling him a green tea bitch, I believe all comrades who saw the demise of Dachu would agree! There are all kinds of waves with the wind, and all kinds of investment against the wind. Selling teammates away...