This Otherworld Needs a Revolution

It feels like there is no main line, and the protagonist's behavior is chaotic and has no purpose. From the beginning, the protagonist wants to protect himself. There are three ways. The first is force, which is the most fundamental. One person is an enemy to the country, and the emperor and the powerful can be free. The second is power. One person is more powerful than ten thousand people, and he can even use the emperor to control the princes. The third is fame, fame, and blessings all over the world. No matter which one, it is successful, and self-protection is more than enough. As a result, the protagonist wants to take all three paths, but in the end it seems that he has not taken any of them.

The plot is completely inconsistent with the title of the book (what I guessed). At first, I thought the protagonist would become a staunch socialist warrior (seeing that the book was written in a feudal background, I automatically changed it to a capitalist). However, until I saw it on the shelves, I didn't see any revolutionary behavior in the protagonist, and I didn't even have any thoughts. If hundreds of schools of thought were developed, it would barely count as a deduction. The problem is that except for the Legalist saying "the emperor commits crimes and the common people are equally guilty", I don't feel that I have seen anything that can be called subversive, and this thing can be passed in a few sentences. Besides the deception of the book title, the protagonist has no goals, even just "I just want a peaceful life". The problem is that the protagonist is like a psychopath. There are protagonists everywhere who are thinking about self-protection while taking the initiative to cause trouble. There is also the protagonist who is defiant and pretentious. I didn't find that the protagonist took advantage of the main characters. Did the protagonist lick the dog? I didn't even think about revenge.

The introduction says that the protagonist can cultivate a hundred schools of thought, a strategist and a strategist, and he can do both vertical and horizontal. I can't beat you, but I can call a group of people to beat you 😏😏😏

There must be a bottom line when writing a book. You can make it up, you can make it fantasy, but you can't break the correct perception!

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Why are there so few comments and chapters?

Confucianism, Dharma, Yin and Yang, Bing, Mohism, Ming, Zongheng, Za, History, Taoism, Novels, Agriculture, etc. Are all well-known theories in the world. Some other regional theories have disappeared and their names are gone, such as Yanzi Spring and Autumn, Jixia's School, Lu's Spring and Autumn, etc.

Reading this kind of novel is a waste of time!

Why is the protagonist so licking?

There is no one in the third-level author comment section? What's going on?