I Activated the Law of Causality
我启动了因果律
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- Ongoing
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- 539k Words
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- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
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- 4y ago
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I've read up to chapter 73 so far, and the writing and content are quite enjoyable. However, there's one issue I just have to address: the protagonist, leading his reconnaissance battalion, has killed thousands of Japanese soldiers and traitors without losing a single person. Isn't that casualty ratio ridiculously high? Thousands of people!
Without asking for leave or giving a reason, the updates just stopped without warning. This is a sign that he's about to enter the palace!
Comrades, with such a diligent and amazing author, let's follow along! If the author updates with their liver, we'll follow with ours! We must squeeze every last drop out of them!
I haven't read a single chapter since I saw Li Yunlong. Is all you can write besides "Bright Sword"? You guys aren't sick of writing, but I am. Seeing Li Yunlong in "Bright Sword" makes me feel nauseous.
The author seems to be simply predicting the future at a certain point in time. Where is the causality? Isn't the simplest application of causality simply that the enemy was killed because I fired a gun? This writing severely lowers the standard of causality.
Actually, the protagonist's abilities are better suited for assassination, specifically targeting high-ranking Japanese officials. He'd probably gain even more karmic points that way. Ideally, he'd eventually send a large group to Japan to wreak havoc; with his abilities, he could completely destroy the Japanese government. Of course, writing like this might get you banned after only a few chapters.
Causality?! I have to see this. "Swords out!" ... What's there to watch?
The inability to alter the course of history severely limits this type of book; even if the protagonist is a sage of the Heavenly Dao, it's useless.
After driving out the Japanese invaders, you can change the storyline. Don't focus on the civil war; after all, it's still fighting among your own people, especially since the protagonist is a self-taught, non-Party member. Old Li and Old Zhao have already been purged, so what's the protagonist compared to them? It would be better to start a company, develop technology, and focus on military industry.
Honestly, it's better to be completely honest and lay everything out in the open, explaining your background and future plans. This is far more important than any equipment.