I'm Really Not the Villain

Think of Zhang Sanfeng. From a national perspective, this man is in danger. He is so powerful that he could easily kill the emperor. It's like: You have the ability to rebel just because your sins are similar, you can rebel, and if you don't kill your own people, who will kill you? The others were not as big a threat as Zhang Sanfeng, and there were only two or three kittens. You said that immortals break the law, are you really stupid or pretending to be stupid? Do you really think that the previous legal approach: when the emperor breaks the law and the people are equally guilty, is it true? No way? It's just an ordinary person who kills people. Just turn a blind eye and act like you didn't see anything. It's not harmful to the country, as long as it's not discovered, what, you said it's too dark? Why don't you think the reality is very dark? Go ahead and commit suicide. The reality is darker than the book. Go and fight in Syria. Go and see your America.

I can understand the author's reason for killing Zhang Sanfeng and other great masters, because this is reality. But it is really stupid to use this reason to let the protagonist kill people. First, because the protagonist is not the emperor but a minister, and the ministers should only do the things of ministers, rather than overstepping their boundaries. Because the protagonist has not rebelled after all, even if he has power over the government, it is not a reason for him to care about the emperor. The second is that killing only the Grand Master is the most foolish thing. Since we know that the Grand Master in this world is the one who determines the general trend, we don't consider training our own descendants to become Grand Masters and instead deal with the existing Grand Masters. Isn't it deceiving others? After killing this batch, there will be another batch, and it is certain that the speed of the great masters in the world is definitely faster than that of the royal family. Although the royal family has resource advantages, under the vast base, any outrageous genius may appear. It is foreseeable that the next great master of the world will definitely be hostile to the court because of the protagonist's operation, because from the perspective of the latecomers, the death of the previous great masters is unclear, so will he also die in an unclear manner? This person will definitely plot to cause trouble out of self-preservation. Therefore, if the protagonist wants to kill, he should ban martial arts throughout the country. The killing of martial arts will wither away the future troubles in the true sense.

Iron Egg Monkey, King Yingzheng of Qin, and the Demon Lord of the Seven Nights. They are all dog lickers

What is the author thinking? Kill Zhang Sanfeng. If Zhang Sanfeng can't believe it, who else can you believe? No one can become a grand master in the future? Why don't you kill all the martial arts sects? Destroy all the martial arts secrets in the world, and no one will be able to threaten the Ming Dynasty. How old is Zhang Sanfeng, and he will threaten the Ming Dynasty? Duan Tianya, why don't you kill Guihai with one sword? With their qualifications, can they break through the Grand Master? How do you know if they will rebel after breaking through?

What's the new book? I haven't read any books recently. Most of them are about becoming sword masters in Japan. I don't even have the desire to open up the island country after reading it.

The setting of immortals paying for their lives is too unrealistic. If someone wants to murder an immortal, some ordinary people will come and disgust the immortal, or invade the relatives and friends of the immortal, but they will still kill them. Do we expect political education to educate everyone to become moral saints? According to this system, anyone with a little bit of power can bully an immortal. Who specified this rule?

Killing Zhang Sanfeng is indeed a failure. The protagonist is reincarnated. Everyone in modern times knows that Zhang Sanfeng is a true seeker. There is no need to kill Zhang Sanfeng. So why did the author write Zhang Sanfeng to death? I think there is a flaw in his mind.

It was too impatient to do what Ying Zheng did when he came back from time travel. Occupying a big position is not everything. Historically, when Qin Shihuang just succeeded to the throne, his brothers did not rebel. Now he is thirteen years old. He wants military power but not military power. He wants cronies but not cronies. What can you do to Lu Buwei? Being an emperor is not that simple.

I just found out today that a new book has been released. Come on, I've been chasing it from the East until now. I hope it won't be the same as the previous books.

As a prostitute, I feel deeply guilty