Hey, Trolls, Look Over Here

I always thought people grew mouths to talk and eat with. I never expected some people to use theirs specifically to spew shit. That really caught me off guard.

Some people are pretty amusing. They always think they've spotted details nobody else noticed. Sure—if they tell me one plus one equals three from now on, I'll say, "You're so smart."

I'm not writing tonight either. I originally wanted to get the book listed sooner, but now I'm in no hurry. Let's have a good chat.

Let's start with one chapter. Someone said that if the protagonist had a useless martial soul, why would Tang San take him on as a little brother? Were they seriously talking out of their ass?

For anyone who could ask that question, I really don't know how to praise you.

Was strength the only way to attach yourself to someone? The protagonist could be said to know all the future plotlines. Why wouldn't he have the capital to seek Tang San's protection?

Did you think the protagonist was like you, holding the script and still not knowing what to do with it? Not knowing how to make the most of his greatest advantage?

Take the simplest example: Yu Xiaogang. Wasn't he also a useless nobody? Why was he able to benefit from Tang San? Did Tang San value his talent or his backing? Even if he never became a god in the end, didn't he still live his whole life freely and comfortably?

So why couldn't a protagonist who knew more than Yu Xiaogang latch onto a powerful backer? Did you think the protagonist had the same brain as you?

And some people even compared him to Wang Sheng. I'm honestly speechless. Could Wang Sheng compare to the protagonist? Did Wang Sheng have the script?