I'm Really Not the Villain
反派真不是我
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- Completed
- Length
- 689k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 6y ago
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From a national perspective, Zhang Sanfeng is dangerous; he's too powerful and could easily kill the emperor. It's like saying having the ability to rebel is practically a crime. If you can rebel, and they're not even on your own side, who else would they kill but you? And the others don't pose as much of a threat as Zhang Sanfeng; there are only a handful of them.
I can understand the author's reasons for killing Zhang Sanfeng and other grandmasters, because that's reality. But using this reason to justify the protagonist's killings is truly foolish. First, the protagonist isn't the emperor, but a subject. A subject should only do the work of a subject, not overstep their bounds.
Iron Egg Monkey, King Ying Zheng of Qin, and Seven Nights Demon Lord. They're all sycophants.
What was the author thinking? Killing Zhang Sanfeng? If you can't even trust Zhang Sanfeng, who can you trust? Will no one be able to become a Grandmaster in the future? Why don't you just wipe out all the martial arts sects? Destroy all the martial arts manuals in the world, and then no one will be able to threaten the Ming Dynasty. How old is Zhang Sanfeng?
What's the new book? I haven't had any good books to read lately. A lot of them are about becoming a sword saint in Japan or something, and I don't even feel like opening anything about an island nation.
The idea of immortals paying with their lives is too unrealistic. Putting aside other issues, if someone wanted to harm an immortal, they could send a few ordinary people to harass the immortal or offend the immortal's relatives and friends. Would they still be killed? Do we expect political education to make everyone a moral saint? If this system were implemented, anyone with a little power could bully immortals. Who decided on this rule?
Killing Zhang Sanfeng was definitely a mistake. The protagonist is a reincarnated being, and anyone in modern times would know that Zhang Sanfeng was a true seeker of the Dao. Killing Zhang Sanfeng was completely unnecessary. So why did the author choose to kill him off? I think he must have a screw loose.
Transmigrating into Qin Shi Huang and acting like this right away? Too hasty! Taking the throne isn't everything. Historically, when Qin Shi Huang first ascended the throne, his brothers didn't rebel. Now, at thirteen, you have no military power, no trusted confidants. How are you going to deal with Lü Buwei? Becoming emperor isn't that simple.
I just found out about the new book today! Keep it up, I've been following it since the beginning of the series. Hopefully, it won't be like the previous ones.
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