
The Power of an Entire Nation
一国之力
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 574k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Many people are puzzled by the protagonist's unwillingness to be served, his refusal to be called "master," and other such behaviors. I will answer all your questions here. The theme of this book is anti-aristocratic, meaning the protagonist wants to eliminate the aristocracy. Eliminate the nobility without becoming one yourself.
Do you think I'm the only one posting book reviews in the book review section? In reality, I was the only one making the donations. Do you think I'm the only one giving tips? In reality, most of the collectors are robots. Do you think that most of the collections are done by bots? Actually, I posted most of the recommendation votes myself. Do you think no one is criticizing me? Actually, I deleted all the comments that criticized me.
I haven't read the book, but the author's ideas on fairness and justice are quite good. Those people who say it's impossible all the time, who have to kneel before officials, can't afford to go to school, can't afford to eat, and work like slaves, isn't that the kind of life they want?
The protagonist wants to eliminate the nobility and achieve equality for all. The problem is, once you eliminate the nobility, you become a noble yourself, and your subordinates become minor nobles. This is unchangeable; those who understand, understand.
I really like it and hope more people will see it.
Even after time-traveling, you're still so pathetic. Now the country is begging you, not the other way around. If the country wants to punish you, they can't just do it right.
What can you do in five minutes? Learn a skill? Please, compulsory education takes nine years, what can you possibly do in five minutes?
I haven't watched it yet, just read the synopsis and wanted to ask.
After reading the introduction, I have a question. 1. Can the protagonist go back? Or does he have a lot of power in the original world, so much so that even if he has traveled back and can't return, the country will still listen to him? 2. Can the protagonist mail things from this world back to their home world? (For example, elixirs, spirit stones, magic stones, etc.)
This kind of story isn't easy to write. The author's IQ is the sum of the IQs of everyone in the story. To write about a think tank that mobilizes the entire nation's resources... Emmm.
This kind of book is very difficult to write. If the author does not have a lot of knowledge and rich experience, what they write will be nothing more than self-indulgence.