Changing the Heavens, Sun, and Moon, Starting with Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

Yes, if you have a gun but don't use it, you are still a martial arts master 🤓

In fact, what your book is really about is revolution, revolutionizing the lives of all people, the Jianghu forces, the real estate class, the landlord class, the Confucian and Taoist families, the martial arts families, the bureaucratic families, etc., Breaking down all classes and re-establishing the social structure.

I see some people think that the protagonist's lifespan limit is not good, but I think it is a chance for immortality! The protagonist was originally a terminally ill patient in his previous life, and now he has earned a new life. The function of this system is that the protagonist can gain life span after completing the task. Then the protagonist's mission is mainly to develop civilization, which leads to a very good thing. The protagonist can survive a terminal illness and develop Chinese civilization at the same time! On the other hand, as long as Chinese civilization continues to develop, the protagonist can live forever! Witness the years together with civilization! Personally, I feel that this is much better than those systems of personal cultivation. After the protagonist came to Tianlong World, he did nothing, and in the end he only abducted a few women, patted his butt and left. The selfish protagonist.

I am very optimistic about writing about science and technology, but when you write about red, I think the book is hanging. Because of this, there are too many eunuchs.

The writing is good, but there seems to be a problem with the worldview. The world of Tianlong is a low-level martial world, and it is generally materialistic. The elements of fantasy are very few and weak. There is a lot of fantasy written here, and it has caught up with the low-level fantasy world.

What does this book say? They couldn't hide the big commotion. Guess why those people who offended the palace couldn't hide it? What you think is that you just wear a human skin mask, and then change your appearance and run around so that no one can catch you. In reality, you have already been locked when you meet someone, and others only lock your approximate location. Just like in ancient times, transportation was extremely underdeveloped, which led to ordinary people being restricted to one village. There were basically people they knew, and you, a strange face, came here, or which village? Think about it, isn't it easy to lock your position in this situation? In particular, the big forces directly mobilize local officials, and all the rivers and lakes forces from the top to the bottom will directly tell you your rough route map and the place where you disappeared, and directly target the ancients. People are not stupid, they are just locked by their own common sense. If you have a submarine Or something like that, then I'll tell you how to use the premise to run away so that the other party can't find it, but you've made something leak out. No one noticed it before, but once it was revealed, things like iron ore will eventually be traced to the source, especially when a large amount of iron ore is collected.

This lifespan limit is really uncomfortable to watch. It seems to be the routine of capitalists, even more ruthless than that. In reality, you have to be a bull and a horse. When you read a novel, you still have to be a cow or a horse. This has nothing to do with your writing style.

I can only say that you will die quickly. If you don't explode your troops when you are advanced in technology, it would be strange if you don't die. Big cowards are still very cruel to insiders.

His goal is the title of this book (The Sun and the Moon Change the Sky), which I mentioned very early on. But there are still people who keep saying, "Why doesn't the protagonist unify the martial arts world?" And "Why doesn't the protagonist conquer the world first, become the emperor, and then do this?" I would really appreciate it when I see these two questions... I have mentioned these two issues many times in the article, and I think they should be made very clear. If the protagonist really doesn't care about anything and just conquers the world first, then he won't be able to accomplish anything! Because you don't have enough grassroots management personnel, you are rushing to conquer the world. When the time comes, you will still have to use the aristocratic family to help you manage. Do you expect the aristocratic family to "fuck their fate" with you, and do you expect the landlord to change the sky with you? So the protagonist must first develop the base area, and to develop the base area, he must first cause chaos in the martial arts world, make the court anxious, and let the Song Dynasty fight on three fronts. Otherwise, your Liaoyuan District has just started. The moment you shout "the sun and the moon change the sky", you will be waiting for the Song Dynasty, which is an expert in civil war, and the entire martial arts world to destroy it! So in the early stage, the protagonist went to Gusu City and Qinjiazhai to give front-loaded black powder guns to the Liao Dynasty and black powder solid cannons to the Song Dynasty, just for this purpose! What the protagonist did in the arena is not meaningless! As for whether taking out these two technologies will threaten the protagonist? There is no need to worry, because black powder is not a new thing, it was something that existed in the Tang Dynasty, and the solid black powder cannon was a thing that Yang Guo used to pull the shell back with a slap. These two shabby things, even if the protagonist does not take them out, others can make them when they see the firearms. In this case, I think there is nothing wrong with the protagonist taking the initiative, using it to disrupt the world, and giving the Liaoyuan District time to develop. Starting from more than 40 chapters, the protagonist has completed the preliminary tasks and opened the third line of the Song Dynasty. At this time, the protagonist began to build a proletarian base. In Chapter 53 (The Sword Rises the Prairie Fire), he officially conquered a county with a population of hundreds of thousands. In Chapter 59 (Smashing the World), he officially showed his sword to the world. If you don't want to see the foreshadowing, you can just take a look and skip over. Of course, if someone takes the role of someone who wants to be a superior emperor, then you can go and not be an emperor in this book.

Damn it, the martial arts world is developing modern hot weapons, it's just a joke