Starting in the Spirit Ruins, I Rise Through the Ranks to Godhood

I am not very optimistic about this political system. The most famous political system that I know of that separates power and power is called Terra, which is run by ordinary people. It is now one of the notorious cesspits. This is still based on the fact that the supreme leader is the strongest, and extraordinary people can't do anything about being an official. This statement is a bit hard to believe. After all, not everyone wants to be stable.

I feel a little frustrated... It is said that there is competition between the mainland, but they all block the channels for transcendent upgrades, so the main body of the upper-level combat power is the official + aristocratic families. The process of recruiting the protagonist made me feel a bit frustrated. When you join the organization, you can know some extraordinary general knowledge and common sense. If you don't join, you won't be informed of any information. It's not said or not, but it's not written... (This is very..., A person who has extraordinary abilities and doesn't know the formal rules between extraordinary and ordinary people has a high probability of becoming a criminal... Especially those living at the bottom). I feel that it is quite difficult for ordinary people to bear it. There is also a foreshadowing of the "domestic rider", his destiny, his personal manifestation, so blindly guessing, he can't stand the behavior of certain people or officials, or he wants to stand up for some people, and then he is forced to "betray", and then he is killed by his own people! Hahaha Personally, don't worry about it hahaha!

It seems okay, but at present, because a high-ranking knight did something bad, I think other knights will do the same thing. This is a bit confusing. For example, a yellow man commits a crime, so all yellow people are born criminals. They just have no chance. Crime is only a matter of time. This is a bit nonsense. The explanation given in the book is that destiny is related to personality, so it is the same. People in the fate may have the same thoughts and concepts in the end, but isn't this the same for other fates? Why do you only doubt the knight's fate? Are all people in the other fates except the knight's fate good people? There are bad people in the knight's fate, or is there a connection between character and fate? Only the knight's fate is related, and other fates have nothing to do with character.

Could it be the same as the spiritual realm? The awesome knight at the end is the protagonist.

The most critical first ten or so chapters were read, and I was inexplicable. The original sequence of "Rider" was not as good as the "Knight" in the introduction.

The pace is a bit slow, but the overall reading experience is better. The text has a sense of immersion. I will continue to read it as I talk about it. Come on.

The beginning is good, but no one has read it. I am actually the sixth person to read this point.

In fact, the writing is not bad, and he is actually a eunuch.

It's a pity, I quite like novels with a sequential system 😅

Looking at the introduction, isn't it a variant of the hidden blind spot?