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First of all, let's open a single chapter to tell you.

Someone mentions that the protagonist is cynical, and I have to admit that this is actually a little bit, after all, the author and I are just a brick mover at the bottom of society, and I have my own dissatisfaction with social injustice in my heart.

However, if you say that the protagonist is angry about the world at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, then it is not right, many people only see the prosperity of the Southern Song Dynasty, and see the Southern Song Dynasty singing and dancing, but who cares about the people who survive under the Jin Kingdom and the Mongolian iron horse? People often focus on well-dressed and high-minded figures, who can really look down at the beggars on the street corners?

Some people will use this article to say, "Wow, the protagonist is a saint, and one person wants to save the world, pull down everyone's IQ, and everyone else is a waste." (Not specifically for anyone, just friends who have this kind of cognition)

I don't know where this conclusion came from?

Affirmed once, the protagonist is not a saint, and he never thought of saving the world by himself, the protagonist just wants more people to develop technology and martial arts, that is, to use wisdom to open the way, so he rebelled against Mongolia and overthrew that era. His original intention and starting point was not to save the country and the people, but to serve his own purposes. This is what I always say that the protagonist is indifferent and selfish!

Some people say that the protagonist pulls down everyone's IQ, and everyone else is a waste, and I don't know where it came from?

It took ten years for the protagonist to get up, and it took time to develop a group of high school students, form a weak modern army, and then spend five years to expand the army, and the territory is less than a province, because of my setting, the protagonist thinks he is not a great character, and he can't play power with those high-level characters, so the protagonist takes the bottom public route.

He has a vision beyond the times, which does not mean that his IQ is superior to others, so the development of the White Night force has always relied on everyone, but my writing can only write about the protagonist, and I can't write more flowers, I can only start with the protagonist.

Some people will say, you write Mongolia too weakly, and the Golden Wheel Dharma King has written as scum, all of them are rubbish.

The Golden Wheel Dharma King was killed by seeing the blood sealing the throat, and interested friends can go to find out how poisonous the blood sealing the throat is. As for the Mongol army, imagine what it would be like for a near-modern army to defend against a cold-armed army, not to mention the differences in command, training, and thinking. To give you an example, what happened when the Manchu and Mongolian cavalry of Seng Lingqin (not the waste of the Eight Banners) attacked the Anglo-French army? See for yourself!

The limitations of the times are there, and it is undeniable that someone can surpass the times by a distance, but how much can he surpass? How many do you see?

The protagonist never relied on scholars and Confucian scholars, but the talents he cultivated, and it was the joint efforts of everyone that were enough to overthrow the times.

Think back then, at the first meeting of so-and-so, there were only a dozen people, and there were only hundreds of people from all over the country, how did they win? Is it that everyone else is a waste?

Then someone said that the protagonist is extreme and perverted, and I really can't figure it out.

The protagonist is indifferent and selfish, but not perverted, he respects Huang Rong, and he also likes his sister, for Guo Jing and other relatives, he will not be a killer, he has the same feelings for the students and friends who grew up with him.

Why doesn't anyone say that Li Shimin is a pervert? Li Shimin slaughtered his brother, accepted his sister-in-law and sisters, and forced Lao Tzu to abdicate. In reality, as in the novel, those who are so dark that they are twisted to the extreme, and who ravage people like toys, also exist.

I don't know if I often see the sentence "Killing one is a crime, and slaughtering ten thousand is a hero." Slaughter 9 million, that is, the male of the male. So what are these guys? The best of extremes, the best of metamorphoses?

Hitler slaughtered the Jews, Bai Qikeng killed 400,000 Zhao troops, and there are the same people who like them, what is this kind of psychology called?

I'm just going to give you a few examples, so don't be surprised.

I know that some friends have a good impression of Zhou Botong, but the direction of the object is different, and the things you see are different. The protagonist really doesn't care about the entanglement between Zhou Botong and Aunt Ying and Master Yideng. Just like in our reality, do most people take care of other people's private affairs?

But what did Zhou Botong destroy in my book? It's a base, because the base is very important, so the guards on duty are the students and brothers of the white night, the base was destroyed, he punished his students and brothers, but he couldn't punish the old urchin, and he was very unwilling.

To put it bluntly, it doesn't make much sense to say that the protagonist is radical and perverted, we are not virgins, we are not saints, and everyone is very selfish. Most of us will have human goodness, but who would want to break the bank to help a stranger? Of course, it is not excluded that those who sacrifice themselves for the country and the people.

A friend mentioned that the protagonist should find a heroine and give birth to offspring, I don't want the protagonist to have so much concern, so I didn't write it, but the heroine has one, and everyone knows the name, people in the Tang Dynasty.

However, I think everyone's thinking is very different, Westerners are afraid of immortality, thinking that immortality is a sin, and Easterners yearn for immortality.

If someone thinks that the protagonist's martial arts are too high, and it is a waste to deduce others from this point, please refer to Zhang Wuji's age and time to practice Jiuyang Divine Skill, and the protagonist's martial arts are not exercised by one person, but by many people, and there is this scientific research base specially for backing. Jin Yong's martial arts have a characteristic, which is declining with the times, why? It's not a broom that cherishes itself. There are so many good technologies in ancient times, how many have been passed down to this day? Many crafts are passed on to men rather than women, children than daughters-in-law, and would rather be destroyed and buried than taught.

Personally, I think that at a certain stage, the wisdom of one person is not as good as the wisdom of many people, and it is not too much to gather the wisdom of many people to this extent, right?

Writing and writing, I'm a little messy, please Haihan.

I don't know why, I was blocked for comments and couldn't reply to book reviews, sorry.

I hope you read this statement, read it with a calm mood, and just smile after reading it, after all, this is just a novel, don't affect your mood.

Thank you for your support, this is the first time I have focused on answering a few outstanding questions.