
Building an Age of Benevolence in Faerun
我在费伦开创仁德之世
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- Ongoing
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- 1.8M Words
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- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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Only books I've read make it onto this list. I'll update the reviews and recommendation ratings as I make progress. These are purely my personal opinions. Rating guide: ★ is one star, ☆ is half a star.
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Not beginner-level fiction. Personal taste, entirely subjective. I'll score each work based on my preferences, out of 10. The books on the rankings are pretty good, but most put commercial success first. They're like junk food: great the first time, but too much gets cloying, and they don't have much to offer beyond passing the time. These days I mostly browse at random, and I'm not as free as I used to be, so finding a book that suits my taste is pretty rare. I've read every book I review. I
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Mainly D&D fantasy and historical fiction. Rated out of ten.
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Author, I read your article. Did you write that the moral character of the indigenous people in it is too noble? Most Chinese people can't do it, let alone the countryside where resources are scarce, and their lives are in danger at any time. In this situation, there is a greater chance that unruly people will appear.
How could there be a world of benevolence in Faerûn? It can only be relatively benevolent and must be within a certain range. If the planet Torel itself was not a powerful god, those wars between gods would have destroyed the entire planet. I personally think it's a bit wishful thinking for you to talk about benevolence with a group of Super Saiyans. And there are mostly these Super Saiyan Evil Gods, but they often fight among themselves, so they can't cause any big problems.
Didn't the author of this novel understand the rules of DND? Faerûn has all kinds of monsters and monsters, but they have no kindness.
Confucian scholars are a dynamic group. Confucian scholars worship two great beings who need to be looked up to like mountains. One is called Brother Kong and the other is Brother Meng. Brother Kong is benevolent, righteous, polite and wise; Brother Meng is polite, wise and benevolent. Confucian scholars are influenced and constrained by the energy of "Li!" The stronger the energy of "Li!", The more benevolent and righteous the Confucian scholar will be. Etiquette! Those whose energy stance is not strong enough are ordinary Confucian scholars and cannot convince other Confucian scholars. The Confucian scholar who is more able to convince the public is called a master, the master who becomes famous is called a great scholar, and the one who can convince other great scholars is called a master. Confucian scholars looked down on eunuchs and villains, thinking that they rose to power by being groveling and flattering. They were called farts for short. Confucian scholars all despised weak farts. Under normal circumstances, Confucian scholars can never calm down. They will constantly argue or even conflict with others. If there are no outsiders, they will quarrel or even fight with each other. When a great Confucian stands out, he will lead the Confucian scholars gathered around him to launch a spreading ceremony! Energy parade in order to convince other great Confucians and become a master. The Confucian scholars not only sang loudly, but also played drums on the drum cart. The organization of Confucian scholars is very scattered, but the appeal of the Grand Master is very powerful. He can call on other Confucian scholars to "attack heretics", or to persuade other schools of thought, or to educate barbarians. Confucian scholars are relics from the era of ancient sage kings. The ancient sage kings knew that the building was about to collapse and created the energy of "ritual!", So Confucian scholars came into being. It is said that the Confucian scholars of that era were more benevolent and righteous than those of all subsequent eras. Theoretically, all the knowledge and technology are recorded in the classics left by the sage kings to the Confucian scholars. Even if the heretics and barbarians use something that has never been seen before, the great Confucianists can quickly prove that these things have long been available, and then they will use various methods to piece it together to come up with something similar. Confucian scholars were once very powerful. Wang Mang, the great master who convinced all the masters, once established the Confucian scholar empire of the New Dynasty. But after the empire collapsed, Confucian scholars also scattered around the world, and they were no longer as powerful as they once were.
Are you also the chosen god of Kongma? Ge Kong is kind and righteous! Brother Meng is righteous and benevolent!
Map of Faerun
I want to know how the author handles the relationship with the gods of Faerûn? Even if the gods are too lazy to take action when you are weak, when you become stronger, there will always be opposing gods who will come directly to trouble you.
Now that I have read Chapter 14, I don't quite understand why the protagonist is given the trait of human supremacy.
I know that Confucianism did have a tendency in this regard in history, but according to modern people's moral concepts, racism is definitely not considered to be very kind and evil. The audience does not come back to read novels where the protagonist teaches students to change the world. It feels that the protagonist's positioning is awkward. He cannot be said to be bad, but the flaws of good are a bit big, and it is very alienating.
The author asks, should we follow macro human values, universal human values, intuitive human values or pure human values? Macro human values mean that all species that salute are considered human beings. Universal human values are all humanoid species that agree with etiquette, including elves, dwarves, orcs, etc., And the rest are all aliens. Intuitive human values refer to demons, gods, half-elves and the like who are closely related to humans as human subspecies, while the rest are aliens. Pure human values mean that only pure humans are considered human, and sub-races are distinguished by skin color; demons, gods, half-elves and the like who have a blood relationship with humans are mutants and are second-class citizens, and the rest are aliens.
After reading more than 220 chapters, I discovered that there are future protagonists, past protagonists, and loops. I don't know why I don't want to read it. I always feel that everything the protagonist does now is meaningless, because no matter what he does, the future is already destined, and the past soul has already appeared, which means that the future protagonist will definitely reach the goal. When you reach a certain height, no matter what decision you make, it is doomed, even if it is suicide, otherwise there will be no split souls. If it is not reached, a space-time paradox will form, and the cycle will not exist, but will become a parallel world of timelines. Every decision is a timeline, and there is no so-called time cycle. It would be okay if there was a time loop at the end. The entire story of a book takes place in a loop. Or a time loop may appear halfway through, indicating that this story has found a way to break the loop and form a new world line. But the split soul has been confirmed not to be broken, and the protagonist maintains the cycle by himself. The future will not change based on the protagonist's current behavior. The result is already determined and the process is no longer important. So whenever I read a book and see it clearly stated that the protagonist in the future helps the protagonist in the present, I feel an indescribable disgust.