Does the Children's Channel Count as the Dao?

Looking at the introduction, I bet I won't be able to write 200,000 words.

Eastern God Baby, Crystal Code Warriors, Pinball Legend, Magic Soldiers, Journey to the West, Nezha Legend, Calabash Brothers, Dragon Warrior, Universe Star God, Happy Superman, Rock Kingdom Adventure, Mavericks Go Forward, Book of Heaven, Blue Cat Dragon Riders, Lilo & Stitch, Stars of Olympus, Dragon Fighter, Lotus Lantern, Explosive Warrior, Divine Soul, Divine Beast King Kong, Fuwa, Dinosaur Baby

The protagonist of the instant stream has been suppressed all the time. He feels that he is a tool man born by the law of heaven to be robbed.

I really thought it was a children's channel, but it turned out that it was just a name, and the product was wrong.

I haven't read the book yet. Is the protagonist going to establish the Locke Kingdom?

I thought it was a light-hearted novel, but it turned out that despite the pressure of the simulation, the reality is still a situation where there are many aristocratic families and the government is invisible. If both worlds are depressing, it will easily make readers abandon the book.

I don't understand why if it insists on changing it to a plot about cultivating immortals, it should be used as a children's channel? What's the point

Now I feel that the author is suffering from literary youth disease. He wanted to write something with some depth but failed to write it. It gave people the feeling of being in a fog and unable to control it. Other characters are the same as NPCs, just like a person who hands out microphones and tools. It is both pleasant and unpleasant, the emotions are not expressed in the emotions, it is abstract and completely irrelevant. A bit different

Let's put some nails on it first. The following is purely my personal opinion. If you feel uncomfortable, please click X. When I read the first copy, I felt it was depressing and a bit rough. First, in the first week of the first dungeon, the protagonist can use his lifespan as a resource to practice until he can kill the first big boss in the early stage. Then why not give this life-burning skill to his die-hard subordinates to practice in the second game. Secondly, the mountain range to which it belongs contains valuable treasures that the enemy is looking for, and no one can search for them. After all, you told me so, and it feels like it is the key to breaking the situation. Third, I don't know why the country was founded, and there is no explanation. Moreover, in the early stage of the rebellion in feudal society, the country was established early. Doesn't this force the court to prioritize the attack? After all, you can have rebels, but you can't be emperor. There is a classic saying about rebellion: Build walls high, accumulate grain widely, and become king slowly. Then I wrote that I wanted to keep a low profile in reality, but was bombed by someone. The one who bombed people later made the protagonist trust their organization more. They didn't have any ill intentions. Isn't this just disgusting? My personal summary after reading this book is that the writing of this book is somewhat innovative, but the writing style is a bit rough and young, making it depressing to read.

Speaking of Locke, why not go to Locke Kingdom?