This Otherworld Needs a Revolution

It feels like there's no main plot, and the protagonist's actions are chaotic and aimless. From the beginning, it seems the protagonist wants to protect himself, and there are three ways to do so. The first is force, which is the most fundamental, allowing him to stand against an entire nation and disregard emperors and nobles.

The plot is completely different from the title (which led me to guess the content). At first, I thought the protagonist would become a staunch socialist fighter (but seeing that the book is set in a feudal context, I automatically switched to a capitalist), but after reading it until it was published, I didn't see the protagonist do anything revolutionary, not even have the thought of it.

The synopsis says the protagonist can master all schools of thought, including the School of Diplomacy, and is adept at forming alliances and maneuvering to please everyone. "If I can't beat you, I can call a bunch of people to beat you!" 😏😏😏

There should be a bottom line when writing a book. You can make things up or use fantasy elements, but you cannot break the correct understanding!

The Barefoot Doctor's Handbook is recommended to the author.

Why are there so few comments and chapters?

Confucianism, Legalism, Yin-Yang, Military Strategy, Mohism, Logicians, Strategists, Miscellaneous Schools, History, Taoism, Fiction, and Agriculture are among the most well-known schools of thought worldwide. Other regional schools of thought have disappeared, their names no longer known, such as the *Yanzi Chunqiu*, the Jixia Academy, and the *Lu Shi Chunqiu*.

Reading this kind of novel is a complete waste of time!

Why is the protagonist such a simp?

Why is there no one commenting in the comments section for a Level 3 author? What's going on?