The Outcast: Call Me the Golden Flash

I'm from QQ. Up to chapter 70, this book gives the protagonist a grand stage (the Little Cabinet War) and an ability perfectly suited for war (Golden Light Escape). You could say the protagonist has all the elements of a national hero. But the author keeps suppressing it with various reasons.

This protagonist is really interesting. Seemingly ruthless and decisive, yet actually quite law-abiding. His Quanxing identity is unacceptable, yet he strives to play the role of a "righteous" figure. He dares not kill, dares not do anything. Like a rat familiar with the plot, he scurries about aimlessly.

Everyone's praising Minato's awesomeness, but fanfiction almost never follows his path. Even those who learn the Flying Thunder God Technique mostly use it simply as a movement skill. There are plenty of ninjutsu-based works following the Third Hokage's style, but I've practically never seen anything like Minato's.

Having read so many Under One Person fanfics, I feel that the San Yi Sect in the Republican era was awesome, not because the San Yi Sect itself was awesome, but because Zuo Ruotong was particularly awesome.

The Golden Flash is a name forged on the battlefield; when is the protagonist going to start killing? If it's not exciting enough, nobody will watch.

The Flying Thunder God Technique in the Ninja World is an instant kill against ninjas with high attack and low defense. Against someone with a life cultivation level below that of the previous one, things looked rather bad; they were almost at their wits' end.

It seems like he's possessed by a demonic spirit, secretly fawning over righteous people, even tolerating being bullied by the Wang and Lü families. I'm not too familiar with *Under One Person*, but if you were to compare him to *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, he'd be someone from the fringes of the demonic sect, praised by the Shaolin abbot for remaining untainted by the mud, and then become…

Does the author even have a concept of distances of hundreds of miles? If someone can travel hundreds of miles in an instant, how can you catch them without a special escape technique? If escape techniques become commonplace, then the Golden Shield Flowing Light technique won't be anything special...

While the kinetic energy generated increases with altitude, air resistance must be considered. The limit is 500 meters. Beyond that, whether falling from 10,000 or 15,000 meters, the kinetic energy generated is roughly the same as at 500 meters.

Is the protagonist of this book morally sound? Or is he just a mindless, chauvinistic individual?