From Ten Years as a Hostage to Sainthood

111，，，，， Although the protagonist is very well-prepared in the front, the word "useless" is fully revealed in the back, and this coward is not only the protagonist, but also the person standing next to the protagonist, who doesn't even have a decent word to say. When I look at the protagonist again, I don't care, and you can say whatever you want. It's really speechless. Yes, you are a martial artist, but not a reckless man. A reckless man doesn't say anything. People like to go straight and do anything without hesitation. You practice martial arts, but you don't practice martial arts without losing your mouth. You also say that you are a time traveler. Where did you travel? You don't understand the difference between loyalty to the emperor and loyalty to the country. What is shown in the novel is loyalty to the emperor, not loyalty to the country at all. This is a situation where the country can be sacrificed for the emperor. There is a high probability that this is not because the author is not capable enough, but because in reality he is very cowardly. He seems too lazy to explain, but in fact he is indifferent. He dare not even let out a fart when faced with other people's accusations. Otherwise, it would be difficult for me to imagine all the smart-tongued people opposite the protagonist. If the protagonist can't do anything except suffer, and there are a few people who are strong enough to crush others with their fingers, but in the end they can't even say two words, and they don't even have a decent countermeasure. If they are really the emperor's dogs, they shouldn't jump out to support the protagonist, it will look even more cowardly.

If you want to see the main character strategizing after his return, you can go. If you don't read it with a brain, this book is quite good. If you read it with a brain, it's just average.

It can be said that the protagonist pretended to be stupid when he was a proton in order to go back earlier. But the protagonist's return has nothing to do with pretending to be stupid. If the protagonist doesn't pretend to be stupid, wouldn't he be able to go back after his life is sucked clean? Isn't it the same as being an ordinary person with poor academic performance? Given his background, let alone others bullying him, it would be good if he himself does not bully others. After returning home, I didn't see any use in continuing to act stupid. People who pretended to be stupid in history knew that they could survive this period of time by pretending to be stupid, and that by enduring the past, they could continue to live or achieve great things. But when it comes to the protagonist, the enemy doesn't care whether you are stupid or not, whether you are going to death or not, and there is no mercy. There is no positive benefit from pretending to be stupid. Instead, everyone comes over to step on the protagonist, and they all still want to kill the protagonist. The main character pretends to be stupid and doesn't see any meaning, it's just a gimmick.

The author of the female channel "Laughing to Death"

It's okay, but I'm too tired to watch. I'm cowering and pretending to be stupid, and then I'm always on guard against this. Overall, it's okay, but it's not to my taste.

Now is the era of "fast food". There are too many articles about pigs. It looks very depressing and aggrieved. I feel like I can't become popular anymore.

Post this book on a female channel, or make it into a TV series or short drama, which would be better.

A little thought. The wish or ambition of most men is probably to get ahead, have three wives and four concubines, be rich and powerful, and have all the power in the world. However, the purpose of the protagonists in many novels is very unclear. For example, in fairy tales or fantasy novels, the protagonists mostly want to live forever, but is immortality the goal? I don't think so. If you just pursue immortality, the price of immortality must be the loss of humanity. In ancient times, the purpose of emperors to achieve immortality was to control power for a longer period of time. In modern times, the rich and powerful have invested huge sums of money in research in the medical industry in order to control money and power for a longer period of time. That's why I can't read many fantasy novels about cultivating immortals. I personally feel that the protagonists in many fantasy novels about cultivating immortals and fantasy have actually lost their humanity. Welcome other brothers to discuss

After absorbing so many so-called fates, you are still so fw

Reward the protagonist with a hundred taels of gold. Doesn't it feel like a lot? It's like he's never seen the world before