Douluo Dalu: The Angel of Justice Ascends to Godhood

The abstract protagonist wants to implement absolute justice while saying that he is selfish. Why should he ask Qian Renxue to settle accounts for the poisoned princes? Then I am very curious about the protagonist or the author's concept of justice. If poisoning these princes (in the timeline without Tang San) can allow the Wuhun Palace to completely promote the progress of productivity and realize the beauty of the people, is this considered justice or evil? In other words, the abstract protagonist's absolute justice It is not an objective absolute, it is a subjective absolute, so the protagonist draws a line of justice and then enforces the law (but the protagonist has selfish motives, this is written by the author in the article), which is very abstract. Since you want to be absolute, it is not an abstract thing like justice and evil, but merit and demerit. Merits and demerits are left to time. Without the ability to understand the long flow of time, you must at least have the ability to deal with cause and effect. Otherwise, what is the difference between you and Tang San?

A pair of wings at level 10. From now on, the protagonist's wings will look like they have mutated. Also, a pair of wings at level 100. Do you have room to grow your wings?

The eternal burning wings take me away from the sinking of the mortal world

I have never seen any author write ungratefulness in the introduction. Tang San is worse than Tang San. At least Wuhun Palace did not adopt Tang San. Tang San also had a grudge against Wuhun Palace for killing his mother

Shi, I almost died of poison after seeing 20 pictures.

Kyle's justice is not about merit and fault, but justice and evil. Who knows whether it is merit or demerit without the baptism of time, and history has proved that

"I have picked up the sharp sword to judge evil, and I have the determination to be righteous." "Only sinners will care about the past. Torture creates suffering, and repentance will have a future. Suffering will intensify torture. I will end this endless cycle in the world." "I will purify my heart. The darkness rises in glory." "I am both a guiding light and a purifying spring." "The eternal burning wings take me away from the sinking of this world." "I have handed over everything to the light, and the light gives you salvation." R> … "The humble people are burned with flames, and the humble ones deserve death. The unjust are burned with fire, the deceitful people are burned to death, and the holy fire washes away the darkness." "The sharpness of thousands of blades and the fury of tens of thousands of flames are stirring in my heart." "Their words The deeds should be weighed on the scales of the stars, and my desire for justice reaches the sky. I am here to answer the call. "My perfection will make people tremble."

The abstract protagonist and the abstract plot are very addictive to readers.

The protagonist of the novel you wrote is more Tang San than Tang San. While saying that he insists on absolute justice, he is also so selfish. Even better than Tang San. I want to imitate General Duanmu's absolute justice, but I can't. Painting a tiger will not turn out to be an anti-dog. You can either write someone who is absolutely righteous, or you can write a real villain. I wrote so many words to collect 1,000 words. Think about the reasons for your own character creation.

You made it clear that if Qian Renxue is not the heroine, then there is no heroine? Otherwise, I really can't think of any character who is more suitable to be the heroine than Qian Renxue.