Myriad Worlds: Beginning with The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, I Become a Martial Saint

Throughout the story, the protagonist Lin Yang gets off to a quick start - with a single goal, efficient decision-making, concentrated resources, and maximization of personal income in the short term. The protagonist is a typical "refined egoist": he regards "becoming stronger" as his only core, strictly performs cost-benefit accounting on other people's affairs, and only helps others when it is convenient or profitable. This strategy allows him to quickly accumulate strength. Pure refined self-interest may allow you to run fast, but it is difficult to run for long; the cumulative effect it brings is trust deficit, relationship tension and moral overdraft. In the end, "you will be wronged by your cleverness". If he lets go of his shrewdness, leaves some room for others, and leaves some warmth to society, he will be able to walk more steadily, farther, and more easily. If it does not benefit him, it will not benefit oneself. Social relations are based on communication and cooperation, which is the prerequisite for a society to be called a society and to be able to protect all individuals. A person's true socialization is not to obtain the greatest personal benefit in society, but to fully understand the deep connection between individual destiny and social destiny. After all, fast-growing forests will never grow taller, and shortcuts will never go far. The problem with refined egoism is that it does not ask "should it be", but only thinks about whether personal fame and fortune are "worth it". If this is the case for one person, for a group, and for the entire society, it can easily lead to moral decline and regression. This is the fetters of wisdom and the trap of interests. People need a little faith.

A lot of "Tiandaoluoqin" are poorly written. I don't know how to read this one first! As long as there are not too many poisonous points, just write slower! This Golden Finger is similar to the wizard-style drama written by Go Go. There are infinite possibilities, but many authors write in too small a format. This won't work, and that won't work either. They spend all their time writing urban dragon king plots. There are also brainless and cool articles that are written wherever they come up, without any logic, which makes me feel headache. There is also a useless protagonist who is infinitely suppressed in one plot after another. When encountering difficulties, the halo of the protagonist comes... Anyway, it is difficult to write a good book, come on 😡😡😡