Unknown Intrusion

I've only read Chapter 180, and I can't help but want to complain. I think it's feudal. The count of the county next door can reach out (the most awesome thing is that the person who controls the security office of the next county comes to pick up his second son with weapons). I think it's centralized. You have feudal nobles and various guilds here and they are very powerful. And if the power levels are divided according to Dungeons and Dragons, level 15 actually dares to call himself a sage with a loud and arrogant tone. I always feel that this plane is not the main plane, but is similar to the shadow plane, a mezzanine plane between the spiritual plane and the main plane. And in order to facilitate the rule and monopolize knowledge, regardless of the darkness, they went everywhere to block knowledge. In order to block knowledge, they killed hundreds of thousands of people. Ogma was not so extreme (learning both tricks requires layers of tests). Don't tell me that plane shielding is weak and it is easy for someone to die after learning the spell. Isn't it enough not to teach these plane summons and the knowledge of necromancy? To put it bluntly, use these excuses to monopolize knowledge. It feels worse than Faerûn. Moreover, I conspired that the professional training of knights was too easy to popularize, so all the advanced knowledge of this knight was destroyed, so that the knight could only become a vassal of the mage. In addition, after the protagonist no longer faced an imminent threat, he actually participated in other adventures. It was obviously funded by the Song family and the funds obtained from a series of previous gangsters. How about directly going to college for further studies? Upgrade your mage profession to at least be able to hold back the fireball spell before taking risks. As for building the mage tower, that is something after level 16. At least don't fucking take the risk of a Level 1 mage making it as difficult as a Souls-based game.

Jing Keshou's consistent style of works combines the elements of occultism + evil spirits + the fourth natural disaster. The protagonist Su Yu relies on the "golden hourglass" gold finger designed in his previous life and is reborn at the age of 14 after death to rewrite the fate of his family's destruction and make up for his regrets. The work continues the theme of fate struggle that Jing Keshou is good at. In addition, the story also shows elements of suspense, showing his breakthrough in previous creative attempts. The work has solid writing skills, rigorous worldview structure, and distinct character creation. It is especially skilled in crisis presentation and reversal design.

I used to like his Humane Paradise the most, but as I grew older and was severely beaten by society, there were parts of his novel that I didn't agree with, but that didn't stop it from being one of my favorite novels.

The various characters in the leader's book are all too rational. Their status seems to determine everything. There are rules everywhere in the book. When I was young, I used to feel good reading the leader's book. Now after working, the more I read, the more depressed I feel. It seems that I have no energy to adjust myself psychologically. It is only suitable for reading refreshing articles 😭

Yi Ding, Son of Heavenly Punishment, the first half of Qing Emperor

It finally came, I thought the leader had sealed the pen, and burst into tears

This book contains too many private goods, so I'm afraid not everyone can accept it. Is this acceptable to everyone?

Is it possible to release fireballs at level 5? I really can't stand the fact that the apprentice who can only put 0 rings is recruited by the island owner and the princess. Obviously there are level 15 strong men in the world view who can even ask for medical treatment. The teleportation high-level people are almost in need. The protagonist is not even worthy of being cannon fodder, but the intensity of the struggle is so high, it feels like starting a battle of avenues in kindergarten. Does the protagonist even know who his apparent ruler is? With such a level gap, if you have time to fight with people, why not take time to pray every day? If a senior executive just whims, all your efforts will be in vain and you will have to pay back. What kind of mentality can allow such a large group of people to maintain such strong fighting spirit in this kind of world and keep fighting? It feels like this is the case in the Shura world. I feel that the leader's body is getting old, but his heart is still growing. The characters in the novel have power desires that rival those of the emperor.

I didn't expect that many people didn't know the leader, and the results of the new book were so poor. I particularly like the leader's early books and have read most of them. I really like God of War, Humanity and Yi Ding. God of War is my favorite. I read it almost every year.

Why is it that the protagonist Su Yu can always be accurately guessed when he conducts an assassination or spreads a rumor? Is he the only enemy of all the protagonist's enemies? Don't they have any other rivals? What kind of revenge the protagonist takes will be guessed by everyone immediately! And it's very certain and exclusive! Are you writing an alternative torture article? It looks so awkward! I feel speechless! It's a good idea, and the writing is not bad, but why is it written in such a plot? Stop writing all the enemies of the protagonist as if they only have one mortal enemy! It's written as if the protagonist's enemies are hostile! And it's only for the protagonist! Speechless!

The novel by The Leader that impressed me the most is Humane Paradise, which is definitely the pinnacle. Later, the leader fell into the "theory of luck" and couldn't extricate himself. I feel like I have been possessed, and I don't know if I have come out now. I hope this book is not about luck again

Everyone else has thought of it. The leader, with thick eyebrows and big eyes, also uses AI. It's so polite that the music is ruined.

Since everyone knows how terrifying the evil god is, after Pig's Trotter assassinated the earl, they forcibly prophesied that the disaster of the evil god would occur, and they also knew that a strict investigation was required. However, when it came to Baron Lin Longtou, they surrendered to the evil god every minute for revenge. Why? Don't you think it's ridiculous that such a large organization doesn't regularly review whether the valuables have been corrupted, and is not afraid of wide-area evil detection by mages and temples? A local empire that knows from top to bottom that there are evil gods and corruption, and treats the lower levels of the organization as slaves, unexpectedly did not expect that the people below would engage in evil in order to resist, and even ignored basic regular "physical examinations". Do you think it is ridiculous?

With more than 700,000 words, it is finally a masterpiece. It is not easy.

I have read all the books by the leader, and they are quite palatable to me. However, I always feel that the book written by the leader is too double-standard, which makes me feel torn. On the one hand, the local nobles infringe on my interests and you will die regardless of whether you are compliant or not. Using the power of the organization, various Together with the conspiracy and frame-up methods, the two major forces on the other side, the Academy and the Knights, knew that their members were being framed and persecuted but turned a blind eye. This is very different from the author's definition of the organization. We don't know how these two organizations developed.

No wonder there are always repetitive descriptions, too many words about the flower-planting plot, large paragraphs of description of the environment, and complaints about physical problems every day like a wife. After three or four chapters, I felt like the plot hadn't moved at all, and I didn't want to continue at all after that. Forget it, I originally paid because I wanted to watch pirated versions before, but now that I have made up for it, I can give up after using Ai.

The biggest gain from reading the leader's book is to see the world from another perspective. For example, during World War II in the Soviet Union, new soldiers were asked to charge, and supplies were in short supply. Some people only had guns, some only had helmets, some only had ten rounds of ammunition, and others had nothing, so they were asked to charge. Said to follow them. Wait for the people in front to die and pick up their helmets and gun bullets. In the past, this kind of thing was very tragic from a national perspective. But there is nothing we can do. Now from the perspective of the leader's book, nothing has been issued. Look at Naked Charge from a personal perspective, from being forcibly recruited. Judging from the abandoned son in the assembly line who was trapped in death, from the national point of view, this is a necessary sacrifice. But from a personal perspective, this is undoubtedly a feeble and pale sadness.

A level 1 ant stirs up trouble every day, but if it were Romon, he would be a level 5 druid now.

I also said in my previous post that if the organizations in this world dominate people too much, it is easy to perish. It is very simple. The highest force in this world is not just your family (king, parliament, mages, temples), because there are also evil spirits and evil gods. If I can't resist you, can I still not be able to channel evil? A young baron named Lin can directly surrender to the evil god for his own selfishness and revenge. Therefore, the logic of the leader's book this time is not normal. You can restore the legal network, you can be a ruler and not a human being and be a slave master, but your slave owner must also accept that the people below can corrupt the evil god at any time. Organization, unless all the evil gods and outer gods in this world are dead, slave masters can be passed down from generation to generation. The logic of the leader's book this time is a bit confusing. It shows that the ruler of the organization wants to be a slave master, but on the other hand, it seems that he has never thought about the corruption below. This is very poisonous!

Currently, we see that the protagonist is competing for a level 1 mage spot. It feels really confusing. It's so difficult to compete for a level 1 mage, and you still have to control the quota.

It is quite normal that the protagonists of the leader are all time travellers. Otherwise, the aura of ridicule of the protagonist cannot be explained. Various people and organizations have no reason and no evidence. They just hate the protagonist from the bottom of their hearts, suppress the protagonist, and attack the protagonist. No matter how hidden the protagonist's strategy is, they immediately suspect the protagonist. Each force is powerful and noble when they are hostile to the protagonist. Once they side with the protagonist, they become vulnerable and need to be saved by the protagonist. The fundamental reason is that the protagonist is an extraterrestrial demon and an evil god invaded. Therefore, the world instinctively hates the protagonist. The natives are guided by God to eliminate the invaders. The protagonist's allies are traitors to the world and must also be punished. The protagonist is a big evil god. Therefore, the normally functioning world will shut down and enter an indescribable state when encountering the protagonist.

Is this book about the feudal aristocratic system? Why is there such a thing as forced conscription, and it can be done by just anyone? The Western-style aristocratic system is my territory and I make the decision. Other nobles except the lord have nothing to do with me. Whether I die or not has nothing to do with you. Whether you die or not has nothing to do with me. If you are strong, you can annex other nobles, but you cannot force other nobles. Commoners have lords, and nobles have lords. When they were commoners, anyone could conscript them. Now that they have become nobles, anyone can still conscript them. Can high-level people conscript low-level people at will? This is not in line with the feudal aristocratic system, isn't it...?

Don't you feel any disobedience?

Even in a fantasy world, the leader tends to use power to solve problems. Wenchao's protagonist always advocates strength. If he can't solve the problem, he will increase his power. If the leader's protagonist cannot solve the problem, he will borrow the power of others. This may be the author's ideological tendency.

I found that the characteristic of this kind of Western fantasy is that there are a lot of daily life and power struggles in the plot, and the protagonist upgrades extremely slowly. It's boring to see too much of daily trivial matters. Just like the Goblin Slayer book, the plot is all about teaming up to take on tasks and spawn monsters, and the upgrade is quite slow. It's so boring after watching it for so long.

I plan to keep this novel for a long time and read it as a popular political science book.

Monthly ticket list and bestseller list Looking at the description of the environment at the beginning of each chapter of the book and the repeated killing of monsters and planting flowers in the middle period, I guessed it was AI It was only after I saw the hot search that I found out that it was confirmed But I actually don't care too much Now the leader is being tempered by the starting point system again 😆

Reality is a world of turmoil, but the author's novel is a world of united enemies. It's so difficult for the protagonist to die. If this were really the case, others would still be alive. However, this way of writing is really oppressive, and it feels very suitable for the tension and excitement of traditional infinite flow.

He keeps updating three times a day. What a good thing you say. You always complain about him when there is nothing wrong. He is unhappy and depressed and can't write anymore. Now he can't write anymore. Are you happy? Even a child needs encouragement and support. He also needs love and enthusiasm in order to work actively Do you know how hard and difficult the leader has been in these years? Be more considerate...

Leader, I have been chasing the Pseudo Prince for five years since my last book. Tell the truth, how many years will it take for this book?