Clearly the Fourth Calamity, Yet They Call Me a Saint

I think the author's book still has charm. I won it on first blood.

Wow! What a great book. When I first clicked on it, I wanted to read something interesting, but I didn't expect to find a good book. However, as far as I am concerned, there are still some small shortcomings that I personally feel are worth mentioning, and I hope the author can see them. 1. Regarding the positioning of this book This issue is actually not that important, I just mention it for the future. This book should be positioned as an adventure novel, not a revolutionary novel, a redemption novel. You can tell just by looking at the character of the male protagonist. If the male protagonist remains the same, then he will definitely not be able to redeem the girl, love, or passionate revolution. Fate... Does not exist. The male protagonist does these things based on several premises, which creates his acting style: [1] Virtual World The male protagonist believes that everything is virtual data, and the female protagonist, the villain, and all sacred and sinful things are just a string of codes. [2] Moral Concepts Everything the male protagonist does now, everyone he kills, is because these people do not conform to the male protagonist's moral values, so they died. The same is true for female protagonists. From the perspective of the male protagonist, these female protagonists are like electronic pets. They can be comforted, but it is impossible to really develop any deep feelings. It is purely due to the female protagonist's deep self-emotion and the male protagonist's stronger morality. Through these two premises, we can get the basic logic of what the male protagonist does now: pass the plot, increase the value, and fight the boss. The male protagonist has no interest and no noble feelings. In this novel, the individual power is far greater than the collective power. This leads to the fact that if the people rescued by the male protagonist do not master scientific rules, they are useless and can only play a basic role. Once the support of the male protagonist is gone, can these people really achieve anything? I don't even believe it. Then, the general line in this book should be that the male protagonist becomes stronger and stronger, destroying key obstacles through personal force, and the people whose moral concepts are activated by the male protagonist begin to rebel, support the male protagonist with collective strength, and then blah blah blah and so on. In these incidents, the main force, key, problem solving and other matters are probably undertaken by the male protagonist alone. There is nothing that can be done about it. The forces supported by the male protagonist are too weak to be helpful. Wouldn't this become the hero's personal show? Then this article can basically be called [Levi's Game Guide], which is fine. 2. The understanding of non-important people is not deep enough. This is actually nothing to complain about. Normal stories will ignore these characters, or describe them, but still determine them first and then describe them. Whether it is the police, bodyguards, farmers, slaves, parliamentarians, believers... There is good and there is evil, there is regret, there is numbness, there is enjoyment, there is repentance, but not everyone can describe these changes, especially these people are not important in the first place. As a result, they represent a symbol of ignorance and stubbornness in the writings of most authors. People of this class are crazy to please the upper class, thinking that they have escaped from the bottom, but they do not know that they are just dogs of the upper class. They really think that if they put on white shirts and eat luxurious banquets, they are not the bottom. In fact, they are not, they have never left. But in fact, if we really want to write about it in detail, then they are easy to write about. In this world view, this type of people is almost the same as the "middle class". We can also call them petty bourgeoisie. They have a little bit of capital, but in essence they are still sheep controlled by the people at the top. They think that the small power in their hands and the small capital have separated themselves from the bottom, so they will automatically separate themselves from the people at the bottom. But not everyone is ignorant, everyone will have a chance to awaken, all they need is an opportunity to see the truth clearly, an opportunity to learn the real thing... Now the problem of the rebel forces lies with these people. At least now, I can say clearly that if those rebel forces do not know how to win the support of these small capitalists, then they will never develop. Capital is still capital no matter how small it is. It is workers who have professional knowledge and understand the operating system. Teachers can teach, police can use guns, and doctors can treat diseases. For now, those who rebel are nothing more than farmers, beggars, miners or shop owners. The knowledge these people have is not enough to help them successfully establish a complete and reliable force. Therefore, it is necessary to win the support of these small capitalists. This is necessary and necessary. But the male protagonist doesn't care about things. Those who are rebelling may not be able to prevent the infiltration of those petty capitalists. If they don't intervene, the rebelling forces will probably be destroyed soon. 3. The heroine problem. The author must not make a routine of one heroine in one city! The male protagonist in your novel will never establish a relationship with the female protagonist that goes beyond electronic pets! If you really want to gather seven heroines from seven cities, then I can only say that it is absolutely amazing 🤔 Also, as I mentioned in the first point, this book is actually an adventure novel, set in a virtual world, and its main purpose is to save all people from danger. You really messed with the seven female protagonists, but it was a stain. It's not that I am discriminatory or have a strong subjective consciousness, but this book is written by the author. There are no coincidences or accidents at all. If this book really has seven female protagonists, then the author must have set up a harem under the redemption of this dark background. But with the character of the male protagonist, a harem character setting would be a blast. It would be impossible to create a harem, and the most it would be is comrades-in-arms and electronic pet love. Why not create a harem and have seven female protagonists? Opening a fake harem? That's even more nerve-wracking. 🙄

Good book. In a dystopian world, this kind of protagonist is a normal person, and in an abnormal world, normality is guilty. Just like Nietzsche said, a beam of light shines into the iron tower, and the filth and filthiness in the iron tower are revealed, and this beam of light is guilty. The protagonist's character is well portrayed. I don't see any poisonous points right now. He kills when he needs to be killed and saves when he needs to be saved. He is very cool, rational, but full of emotions. Although it is suspected of seeking rewards, a gentleman does not care about his heart. The plot is okay and the setting is interesting. This kind of plot that returns the rules of nature is quite interesting. Although it cannot be reflected well due to the author's limited ability, the author should have tried his best. After all, what else can he do if his mind is so big. I hope the author breaks down the strengths of the disciplines in more detail, or perhaps in more detail at a higher level. The advantage of this book is that it has no poisonous points, and it is not boring to read. It is very interesting, and the character creation is okay. The protagonist's personality is very suitable to me, and it can become a big deal at a glance. There are also shortcomings, that is, the plot may be easier to guess, and maybe I read a lot of books. Other than these, I don't see any major shortcomings. Finally, there are some things in this plot. I am afraid that the book will be gone. I hope the author can take good care of it. Maybe I am unfounded. All in all, the book is a good book, so please give the author a boost. If this quality is available in the future, I will order all of them. Come on come on. I want to encourage you, because I'm afraid you won't be able to make it after seeing your results.

The title and introduction of the novel depict the image of the protagonist of the novel. After reading the first few dozen chapters, it turns out that the main character is a pure virgin. It can be said that there is no look at all that a fun player should have. It takes a lame heroine with a weak brain to perform chivalrous acts in the city. The previous content can be said to have no main plot arrangement. The plot triggers can be said to be east and west. After escaping from "The Truman Show", she inexplicably went to the monastery to be a good student. Then there is the classic bishop who is the hidden boss. He fights the boss for a boy he met in the monastery. Then, when the protagonist was wanted and identified, he ran away perfectly again in front of a lot of policemen with the slutty heroine. If the author wants to write a Robin Hood, don't put him in Deadpool's coat. Players were originally attracted to it for fun, but they came in to see a brainless Robin Hood engage in a kindergarten-level battle of wits, but ended up going up to perform unparalleled assassinations. It was really speechless.

Killing people can't solve the problem, but it can relieve anger. The author must suppress it first and then raise it.

I discovered a fascinating point. The book always says that the male protagonist is very handsome, but in fact, the only people who are interested in the male protagonist's face are two old glasses🤣

It's called Electronic Huangchao to kill people online

I can't wait to share it with everyone.

Personal heroism does not mobilize the masses at all. Ordinary people only have a decorative effect on the protagonist and have no feeling for it.

Is this a trumpet account opened by a big boss? I can't believe this was written by a first-class author, it's so cool. But now there are two female characters. I hope it won't develop into a harem, otherwise the whole book will be ruined.