A Nobody in the Martial World
江湖匹夫
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 427k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
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122Chapters
14Monthly votes
778Recommendations
68Fans
2 ch/weekPace
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So good people deserve to die? Author. According to you, all good people should die!
It's obvious the author didn't write this book to make money; they were just playing the artsy type.
What kind of answer is this? Good people should be held at gunpoint?
I disagree with the main ideas of this book.
The protagonist is even more laughable. These victims, unable to distinguish right from wrong, and the protagonist, driven by greed, also disregarding right and wrong. This story, cloaked in the guise of martial arts, has absolutely nothing to do with chivalry; its values are completely distorted—it's just a carbon copy of The Count of Monte Cristo. In normal life, there are countless reasonable people, yet the protagonist and these victims in this book are portrayed as ignorant and extreme. 🙂
I was moved by the first scene and had to express my thoughts.
From the opening, it's clear that the characters the author creates all have their flaws; they aren't flawless. So, can I deduce the following: according to the author's logic, these victims are justified in seeking revenge for their loved ones. Regardless of whether Shen Daxia is a good person or not, he is the murderer of his own family, therefore Shen Daxia deserves to die.
It's a bit disgusting to watch, but maybe some people will like it.
In the first chapter, humans are not dogs, and humans have the right to dispose of dogs because dogs are not humans. Based on this logic, after killing Shen, the protagonist should have committed suicide.
The suggestion is for the bandits to capture a few hostages, and then have the hostages' families force the government troops to surrender.
If they don't surrender, kill the hostages and let their families kill the soldiers in revenge. And so on. Once you control a few hostages, kill the county magistrate, then the prefect, and finally the emperor to change the dynasty—so easy!
That guy named Tianyi kept spouting his values, and all I said was: "The protagonist was paid to kill!" He kept spouting nonsense about how a hero deserved to die for accidentally injuring someone.
I can't stand it anymore. This is the state of the world; if those who fight fires are killed, will there be any hope for the future? If the government ensured that good deeds were rewarded and the elderly were cared for, where would these heroes come from? All because of the saying, "Those who carry firewood for the masses should not be allowed to freeze to death in the snow," this book should be cut short.