Demon King, Demon King, Strike It Rich

You are the protagonist (male), and your son leads a group of people into your house, killing your relatives, family members, clansmen, servants, etc., All to eradicate your family lineage, while shouting about justice and ideals? Then, when you resist, the servant you hired stabs you unconscious from behind, claiming you're dead and secretly taking you out, saying it's all for your sake.

The best strategy is to subdue the enemy without fighting; winning hearts and minds is superior to attacking cities. I think farming novels can also be categorized in this way: the lowest level is farming based on species, the next level is farming based on technology and production, and the highest level is farming based on ideas.

The author is truly amazing. When I read Das Kapital before, especially in Volume Two, there were all sorts of nonsensical explanations, like the ruble, but the author explained these theories very clearly, making them much easier to understand than reading the book myself. Although it's a novel, I personally really appreciate these explanations of the theories. I hope the author doesn't completely abandon these elements.

I've read another novel about a revolutionary movement in a magical alternate world, called "Revolution, Goddess," but it didn't seem to do very well. Actually, I feel this author's book is better; at least the protagonist hasn't shown any double standards yet.

This book is a hidden gem, a worthwhile read that requires critical thinking, but it remains a hidden gem. The author probably doesn't need the financial reward of writing; the content itself means this book is destined not to become popular, nor does it dare to. The author likely just wanted to write something, to convey something.

Speaking of which… why this name? The Demon King is clearly following the path of the Chinese nation, but this name sounds like the rise to power of a ruthless factory owner… There should be a more suitable name, right? To be honest, every time I see this name, the voice of the pottery merchant in DNF comes to mind… and then I subconsciously want to apply whitening cream.

The story starts off with a loving father and filial daughter, but don't end up forgiving her when everyone else is trying to kill you. What are you, an outsider soul, doing, caring about being a daughter?

A rare find. There's a saying that the core of comedy is tragedy; if you change a few words, it could be that the core of online novels is formula. In the current online novel market, "enjoyment" is paramount; after all, it must serve the readers to survive.

The greatness of communism lies not in its success or failure, but in the fact that it has absolutely nothing to do with that. Its greatest moment was the moment it was born, the moment when the whole world knew that there was such a path to follow.

Why is everything on Qidian (the online learning platform) just this incomprehensible nonsense?