The Sun and the Moon Make the Same Mistake: Marrying Gongsun Ling at the Beginning

Can a simple standard name be so shocking? Who wrote "Jiang Mingzi, who divorced his wife at the beginning"

The quarrel is entirely a matter of topic selection. In the end, should we destroy the three true beings or let all karma die? Let all karma die and the protagonist cannot survive. Killing the three true beings is too extreme. And does writing like this really respect the original work? No matter how you write it, there will be no two solutions, and people will criticize it. It would be better to make an integration or shielding setting like other fandoms from the beginning. At least you won't be caught by the law of cause and effect and be forced to work for others. All you have to do is write fanfics. The author can just add a few strokes.

There is something more important than living, but the protagonist obviously does not have it

What a strange comment section. Is it strange to choose to live? How many people can do this by sacrificing themselves for others?

The Dharma Corpse cannibalizes people. When the protagonist helps Wan Ye, he is helping the Dharma Corpse. The Dharma Corpse will definitely eat people, regardless of whether it is good or evil. This is the biggest controversy at present.

There are human rights to choose, but now the protagonist has no human rights. The biggest misunderstanding between the protagonist and the Three Truths (although it is useless to know it) is: the protagonist can only choose between human beings and the zombie immortals, but between the law of cause and effect and the zombie immortals. One, so the protagonist is not a rapist, he is just AveMujica "I really want to be a human being" 🔨 This sentence first appeared when Toyokawa Shoko suddenly shouted "I really want to be a human being" on the overpass, which also touched the lamp. Now in the seventh episode of Hen Card, after Xiangzi was scolded by Mo, he said, "Mo is a puppet with only acting skills. He wants to become a human. It turns out that this is what happened." Who should I choose? The test papers for time-travelers and indigenous people are fundamentally different. The test papers for indigenous people are about following humans or all karma. The test papers for time-travelers are about following all karma or the law of cause and effect. When the protagonist is raped, it's just a matter of standing and talking without pain. Could it be that the sun and the moon are both wrong and that native humans are willing to follow the law of cause and effect, right?

The protagonist travels to this world with no worries, and he is still protected by Wan Ye. I think there is nothing wrong with the protagonist standing on Wan Ye's side. On the contrary, if I choose to repay kindness with revenge, it will only defeat my perception. As for the rape theory, it is not wrong. From the perspective of Sanzhen, it is indeed worthy of death, so it depends on how the author writes an ending that everyone can accept.

The protagonist has never jumped around repeatedly. He is a human from another universe. Just like the relationship between sapiens and Neanderthals, they are different species of human beings. They can even intermarry, but they can also destroy each other, all for the right to survive. The protagonist's first request is to eliminate the threat to his right to exist from the law of cause and effect. Wan Ye saved him, so he protects Wan Ye - and he cannot survive without Wan Ye - this position has never wavered. However, the protagonist also wants to minimize the harm to Sanzhen and other people, and after the final battle, he gets the controlling stake of Wan Ye to restore the world. This is not the ending of the original villain Wan Ye's Dream. The original work Huang is a complete world-weary, Wanye's IQ is too low, so the ending of Wanye's dream is to infinitely look back to ordinary people as food - in fact, there is no need to do this if you win Wanye in the final day. Winning Wanye in the final day is part of the law of cause and effect. It doesn't matter even if there is no corpse. Change the law. It doesn't matter if the zombie's operating system doesn't eat people, it doesn't even matter if Wanye withdraws from reality, and it doesn't matter if human beings continue to develop. In the complete state of Wanye after the victory on the final day, it will not affect Wanye's survival - it's just the blueprint that Wanye drew blindly in the past and Huang's world-weariness that formed the inertia of thinking. If the protagonist wins, human beings will not fall into any desperate situation. For example, the protagonist has now developed a skill set to resurrect dead ordinary people into immortal corpses. The immortal corpses have no intelligence and will subconsciously eat people. However, the protagonist can characterize the corpses as dummies, and then use the magical power of practicing fake restoration to completely resurrect the corpses into real people (with no side effects in a complete sense). The only magical skill of the protagonist is , has been able to ensure that ordinary people will not be hurt in the final day. The protagonist has a controlling stake in Wanye, so after winning the final day, the world blueprint will mainly be decided by the protagonist instead of Wanye (Wanye actually has nothing to say, but his IQ is too low, and Wanye's chief Huang is inherently world-weary). The protagonist clearly believes that repairing and building a new world after winning the battle can guide Wanye to actively withdraw from reality. I think if the protagonist wins, it can be compared to the three points returning to the Jin Dynasty, and the north and the south returning to the Sui Dynasty. No matter who is the orthodox in the northern and southern dynasties, the protagonist has not overturned the future of mankind in the sun and moon universe. The argument that the protagonist is malicious to all ordinary people is unfair - Is the protagonist really malicious to "all ordinary people"? The protagonist interferes with Nantu and resurrects Bai Xiaoxiao's parents. Aren't these ordinary people? The protagonist is not malicious towards the disciples of the Three Truths, at best he is just being tough. The core of the protagonist's malice has always been his malice towards the law of cause and effect. If you say that the protagonist is an overly emotional emotional machine, there is no problem, but it is obviously unfair to say that his emotions are malicious to all ordinary people. The emotional man Makino Zhan said "My pain is higher than that of all living beings" is true, but it was just an angry statement, and it clearly stated that Lu Buyi was in a very wrong state at that time. But what about his actual behavior before and after? Before the Battle of Makino, the protagonist had been trying to guide all the world to withdraw from reality in order to avoid the destruction of all living beings. After the Battle of Makino, the protagonist never attacked ordinary people, or even took the initiative to attack the Three Trues. Moreover, the protagonist intervened in Nantou, used the resurrection coin skills to resurrect Bai Xiaoxiao's parents, and clearly determined to clean up the old country from the beginning after winning the final battle. The protagonist had no real hatred for the Three Trues, so how could he hate all ordinary people? Could it be seen from just one angry remark? In addition to ensuring the survival of Wanye itself, which is equivalent to saving lives, does the protagonist do anything harmful to ordinary people?

There's nothing wrong with the writing and the plot, but it's hard to accept being on Wanye's side. I don't blame others for criticizing me.

It feels quite novel, because most of the books now are about adding the three true methods to fight against the zombies. The key is that there is no benefit in defeating the Wanye Zombie Immortal. It may even cause harm to oneself by cutting off the future of the magical world. As a result, there are many protagonists who have no grievances and take the risk of being killed to fight against the Wanye Zombie Immortal. Normal people should not try first to see if they can replace Wanye. Even if they cannot be replaced, according to the future described, there is no harm to the seekers. It feels like the three true methods are alien. I really can't think of any reason to target Manyo Shisen

To be honest, the protagonist has been debating whether to kill Gongsun Ling or not, which is a bit frustrating.

😏 Boss Wanye, please lead us to rush again! 🥺

It's not me that's wrong, it's the world. It was so good and now the world is really wrong. What would you do if it were you? Only kill it, don't you want to keep it for the New Year? The other side has given you a bright health bar, do you still want to be scared?

It's invincible. I was attracted by the opening. After the first battle, I have been in trouble. After it was released, I was in trouble and became a eunuch. I will definitely report it next time I read a new book 😄

Perfect diligence in all industries has become a dream, the sun and the moon are complaining in the same space😭

The title of the book is seriously inconsistent with the content and it has been defrauded 😅

The protagonist should kill himself. He's too stubborn and doesn't love himself anymore. He keeps compromising and giving in, always thinking about seeking perfection. He has stepped back no matter how far for those who won't take a step back.

Now that you have decided on your stance and determined the protagonist, you must let the protagonist win. Don't make a mess of the protagonist having to lose now and pave the way for winning later.

I obviously got good grades, but I just stopped working and became a eunuch. I regret it.

I have never dared to watch Sun Moon fanfics. I can't think of any golden fingers that can survive here.

I don't quite understand why I think the protagonist and Wanye are unacceptable. The law of cause and effect has not recognized the human rights of the protagonist. I still care about the people in this world? If the law of cause and effect is not brought to the world, then the protagonist has a good heart.

Because of most of the protagonist's behavior towards Gongsun Ling, we can also call the protagonist "turtle"

The author's first pen name is Guan You Ting Yu, his second pen name is Pai Shan You Tuo Hai, and is the third one going to be called Duan Geng You Eunuch?

Sure enough, the plot of the original work is very compact. Apart from the main plot of annihilating Wanye, there are almost no other plots. This book starts off on a high note, and the ideas are quite refreshing, but after the plot of Gongsun Ling, I don't have much to look forward to.

To be honest, I wasn't optimistic about this book at first. It's interesting, but the tone is too high, and that's not how Wudiwen plays. Of course, it is also a problem that the story is too scattered and fragmented.

It's just that I don't have the same three views, but I'm really curious about this book. After browsing the comment section, it's normal for some people to scold me. To put it bluntly, this is really not in line with mainstream values, but it doesn't matter in the novel. If I don't have the three views, I won't read it.

Science and technology and magical powers are the same thing. Any development that goes against cause and effect will give birth to new karma

Is it because the protagonist is too strong that it won't proceed 😐

Fortunately I didn't subscribe 🙂

Alas, perhaps the author's biggest problem is that there is no way to write the corpses as human beings and the races being eaten as livestock. So as long as he writes that he is a human being, he is essentially disapproving of himself as a human being.