Confess, Repent, Record

Do you feel that Xiaomei is a Wenquxing descended to earth?

Extreme fragmentation, collapse of outlook, and rotten characters: the most suffocating negative review of a time-travel mecha novel in history It's really hard for me to understand why current time-travel novels can always turn Yishou Tianhu's top-notch settings into a muddy account that makes people feel more disgusted the more they read, and the more they read, the more disgusting they become. The souls of ancient celebrities wear interstellar mechas, the top strategic thinking of the Warring States Period is benchmarked against future interstellar wars, and the character of a benevolent gentleman is matched with the Iron Legion. The opening setting of this work was originally a ceiling frame of the god level, but the result was that the character was schizophrenic, the logic completely collapsed, the plot forced intelligence, and the double standard of good and evil was reached to the extreme. The whole plot was based on self-motivation. It can be called the most disconnected, awkward, and hypocritical protagonist I have seen this year. First of all, the most unbearable thing is that the protagonist is a completely double-standard hypocrite. The protagonist bears the reputation of the eternal Lord Xinling, and travels back and forth with modern people's three views and the thinking of the top counselors of the Warring States Period. The book repeatedly piles up character lines from beginning to end: opening his mouth to be benevolent and righteous, but keeping his mouth shut to the common people. In war, he will lament the excessive killings. In times of chaos, he will pity the displaced people. He flaunts that he will never be a tyrant, will not learn hegemony and power, will not expand territory through killing, and will not follow the path of tyrant annexation. It looks like a royal and sage script, but in fact all the highlights are obtained by double standards. He claimed not to invade, not to massacre cities, and not to strive for hegemony, but in the end his actions were exactly the opposite. Separation and checks and balances among the major star regions in the interstellar era are the norm. The forces of other star regions protect themselves, compete for resources, and defend territory, all of which are defined by the protagonist as "unjust conquests, brutal killings, and trouble for the common people." However, it is the protagonist's turn to expand, plundering scarce star mines, seizing livable star regions, defeating local defending legions, and annexing the territory of small and medium-sized forces. All of them are forcibly washed by the author as "war to end wars, to provide peace of mind for all generations, and as a last resort." The most outrageous operation is the most witty and famous scene in the book: In order to consolidate his star domain hegemony, the protagonist is afraid of the development potential of the established interstellar powers in the neighborhood. He does not engage in head-on decisive battles or power games. Instead, he learns cunning and arrogant tactics, copying the methods of alienation, counter-insurgency, and alienation from the Warring States Period. In the interstellar era, the art of spreading rumors and dividing people, inciting internal strife, paying large sums of money to bribe traitors, and disseminating false military intelligence can instigate the enemy's internal warlords to fight and split factions, leading to the outbreak of civil war in the opponent's star field, the displacement of civilians, and the involvement of tens of millions of people in the war with numerous casualties. Afterwards, the protagonist looked at the smoke and devastation everywhere. Not only did he feel no guilt, but he clasped his hands and sighed with emotion: In troubled times, we should use heavy codes. I was stunned on the spot. This is the most disgusting core split in the book: others fight with cruelty, others are cruel, others are righteous; others fight for hegemony, it is chaos, and he annexes it to calm the people; others shed blood, it is a sin, and he creates war at the expense of his own ego. From the beginning to the end, the common people are just an excuse for him to expand his hegemony, and benevolence and righteousness are just a coat for packaging his ambitions. The second is that the strategy completely reduces the intelligence, the ancient style of power and conspiracy is grafted onto the interstellar world, and the logic is riddled with holes. The author does not understand the underlying logic of the Warring States Period at all, nor does he understand the basic settings of the interstellar mecha war, so he simply forcibly stitched it together. The protagonist claims to be proficient in the thirteen chapters of "Sun Tzu", is well versed in plotting, making friends, and is proficient in vertical and horizontal games. However, after finishing the entire story, he never had to play upright and upright plots, and only played dirty tricks throughout the whole process. In ancient times, conspiracy was a strategy to defeat the enemy and stop a war; In this book, conspiracy has become a bottomless scheming person, a bottomless backstab, and a bottomless means to disrupt the situation. The most outrageous plot bug: The protagonist holds a future improved version of the top mecha army, possesses advanced smelting technology, can crush the star field with individual combat power, and crush opponents with logistical resources. He can clearly push forward with absolute strength, end the war with absolute force, and truly stop the war and calm the people. In the end, he didn't. He put aside the combat power of the top-end mechas, insisting on imitating the game of small countries in the troubled times of the Warring States Period, deliberately complicating the war situation, deliberately prolonging the war, deliberately creating multiple checks and balances, watching the star field continue to be in war for years, and the people continued to suffer, euphemistically saying: troubled times are not easy, people's hearts are uncertain, and only after great chaos can great governance be achieved. To put it bluntly, it is just to pretend to be a counselor and deliberately drag the world to suffer. The most suffocating intelligence operation: Although you already have the absolute strength to unify the star field and end disputes, you deliberately retain the major hostile forces, deliberately create opponents, create crises, and create wars. You rely on the continuous wars to enhance your persona as a "savior", increase people's hearts, increase prestige, and increase submission. While sympathizing with the suffering of the people, he created the suffering with his own hands; While hating the killing and fighting the war, he continued the war with his own hands. This kind of self-impressed hypocrisy is even more disgusting than simply killing a domineering villain. Furthermore, the combat power system of the whole book is broken, and the highlights are all based on undermining the opponents and forcibly reducing the intelligence of the supporting characters. All hostile forces, star domain commanders, and famous mecha generals are all described as brainless and reckless men, cruel and foolish masters, and courageous and foolhardy. All other people's decisions are wrong, all expansion is evil, and all resistance is rebellion; All the protagonist's dirty tricks are tricks, all double standards are patterns, and all annexations are righteousness. As long as the opponent has some checks and balances and normal strategic predictions, he will be forced to lose his wits, force mistakes, and force civil strife, just to set off the so-called "eternal strategy" of the protagonist. The plot of the most outrageous operation: The enemy obviously has the same technology, the same mecha combat power, and the same star field background. Just because they don't understand the tactics of the Warring States Period, the protagonist uses the tactics of the troubled times two thousand years ago to easily manipulate them. Everyone seems to be mentally retarded. In the era of interstellar technology crushing, the high-dimensional battlefield of high-end mecha hedging, satellite weapon checks and balances, and intelligent computing power games has been written into a village intrigue. The technological settings are useless, and the future combat power is meaningless. The whole process relies on ancient conspiracy to kill future forces. The logic is ridiculous. In the end, the character growth is completely zero, and the whole process is self-replicating, self-whitewashing, and self-deification. From the beginning to the end, the protagonist's mentality, structure, and cognition have not grown at all. It is always the same set of words: I am benevolent and righteous, but troubled times force me to kill; I have no intention of fighting for hegemony, but the common people are waiting for my salvation. It is always the same set of operations: speaking of pity for the common people, but using hands to create war; speaking of hating evil, but using all kinds of dirty tricks; speaking of rejecting hegemony, but using hands to annex wildly. There is not a single self-reflection, not a single self-questioning, and not a single face-up to one's own double standards and hypocrisy in the entire article. All the deaths and injuries caused by the war are all attributed to "the troubled times and the inability to control oneself"; All the hegemonic benefits gained by oneself are all attributed to "caring for all people and being selfless." To sum up, the biggest problem with this book is not that the setting is bad, but that the outlook is distorted, the characters are split, the logic is suffocated, and the double standards are extreme. It wastes the top theme of "ancient celebrities roaming the stars", ruins the top character of Xinling Lord's benevolence and resourcefulness, and destroys the passionate core of Mecha StarCraft. There is no real kingly way, only tyranny packaged as kingly way; There is no real benevolence and righteousness, only self-motivated hypocrisy; There is no real strategy, only cunning routines sewn by intelligence. The further I read, the more tired I become, and the more I read, the more disgusted I become. The whole process relies on moral kidnapping, double standards whitewashing, and witty supporting characters to support the plot. It seems to have a grand structure, both civil and military skills, and has the world in mind.

I read a few chapters late at night. The author's writing is very contagious. He uses the most delicate brushwork to portray the characters in the book deeply. When reading, it feels like being immersed in the scene. Some of the ups and downs make people's hearts surge. In short, this is a book that people can't bear to read in one sitting.

Hey that's it, guys. You can skewer whatever you want. A little popularity is better than nothing. He bowed his hands

Coming! Come on, I must write this book down.

An anchor and I strongly recommended you. I watched it carefully, but I didn't seem to watch it. I remembered Grandpa, Great Grandpa, Xiaomei, and Xiaoshuai. Then I no longer thought about the word "?". From my subconscious, I vaguely felt that my writing was your article.