What I want to write about is a simple chivalrous man who has an indisputable heart, a natural kindness, a bloody nature that would rather die than obey, and a dedication to survival. So far, it seems that the shopkeeper should still be liked by readers.

Well, I originally wanted to flatter myself, but I have an obsessive compulsive disorder with the length of a single chapter, so I'll make a long story short.

The latter part is the most difficult and critical part that I personally think, and the book is still long, but this part, if it can be written more touching than the previous one, even if it is still this dead grade, I am satisfied. I'm afraid to write about it.

That is, the war part.

It seems to me that there are two kinds of war, the one that is forced to fight for survival, and the one that fights for conquest and all kinds of desires. But even the first one actually has the shadow of the latter.

In other words, there is no such thing as a simple war, only a cruel and tragic war. But these philosophies, thoughts, and leave them to the philosophy book, and my story positioning is just for people's amusement. In the end, it's up to the protagonist to save the world. Like every part of the plot before, this also belongs to chivalry, idealism.

But I can't help but intersperse these in the story, and I believe that anyone who can read the latest chapter of the book will not reject these.

Other than that. This story will not make the protagonist's opponent too weak, the protagonist's strength must be his own strength, not because the opponent is mentally retarded and brainless. Seventy percent of the story has been devoted to the supporting characters so far. It is because of good opponents and good supporting roles that the protagonist's efforts will not be very cheap.

So, in the next few chapters, there won't be a protagonist (that's the main point).

As you can see, this chapter is actually whitewashing the Tieli people, and I have been recruiting black for the empire. In fact, I just wanted to be as realistic as possible. That kind of country is full of righteous and good people, their opponents are all real and absolutely evil, and everything they do is to make the world a better place. It's good in a fairy tale, but in this story, it can only be an insult to the reader's IQ. There are good and good things in the Tieli country, and the same is true in the political struggles of the empire.

There will be a lot of supporting characters in the next few chapters.,And the protagonist has to dry for a few days.,I don't know how long a few days are.,Well.,Probably the plot will be relatively flat.,I'll try to write it to my stomach.。

Open this single chapter because,The first time I wrote the war part,Some small worries will be written.,And there will be no protagonist in the starting point for a few days in a row The creation is said to be a terrible thing.,Of course,Foreshadowing will make the shopkeeper more shocking when he appears.,If you don't write a good part.,I also hope that readers can point out where it's unreasonable.,The general direction of this story is basically finalized.,But a lot of the detailed rules.,It's free to play.,So it's very slow to update every day (hahaha, that's an excuse)

In addition, the second important point of this single chapter: the first time I received a monthly pass, it is a slow but really good start. Thank you to the readers who voted, all kinds of votes are thanks~

Originally, there was something I wanted to say.,I won't say it.,Keep it at the end of the chapter in the future.,Otherwise, I'll feel like it's better to say these than another chapter~.

(End of chapter)