Zongwu: the World Is Sick and Needs to Be Cured!

Even if you are allowed to rebel and become emperor, you will not be able to solve this problem. Too idealistic.

It's not that I'm complaining, but the more I look at the protagonist, the more he looks like a bib

A rare book that suits my taste. Traveling back to ancient times means breaking feudalism and developing science and technology.

Seeing this, I feel that the protagonist's character is just like Lin Juemin. Because the protagonist doesn't know that he will definitely succeed, but he sees that the world is eating people, so he wants to break this rotten world. Precisely because he comes from a red world, he knows that even if no one knows about him in the end, the most basic thing is that even if he fails, he still leaves the seeds of revolution. As Mr. Lu Xun said: I hope all Chinese youth will get rid of the air conditioning and just move up, without having to listen to the words of those who give up on themselves. Those who can do things do things, and those who can speak out speak out. There is a certain amount of heat and a certain amount of light. Even like a firefly, it can shine a little in the dark without waiting for a torch. If there is no torch from now on, I will be the only light.

It's far worse than the previous book, I can't stand it

It's too idealistic, and the author's setting is more like a game.

The background is grand and there are many points of interest, but it depends on the author's proportion and reading, otherwise it will be easy to get into the palace. I hope I can finish it.

I'm thinking about a question. The Song Dynasty doesn't like to send money to seek peace, so in Zongwu, it should give more money.

One person cannot cure the world. The protagonist needs a group of like-minded people to cure the world together.

The writing is so boring and has no appeal at all.

What is written here? ? It's far worse than the previous book. . . . . The author's writing skills need to be improved.

Do you use classical martial arts writing methods to write martial arts? ? ? ? ? What do you think? Wu Zong doesn't just look at his sword skills and just cut him off. You'll definitely jump.

The protagonist is really sick and stupid

Productivity is the fundamental reason that restricts social development. Relying on force is useless. Even during Chairman Mao's period, there was a problem of material shortage.

In addition to the ones on the bookshelf, has the author ever opened any other accounts before?