First of all, after seeing the large number of negative reviews in the comment area, I will admit my own mistakes.

Indeed, in order to properly arrange Laast's appearance this time, it was a bit jealous to make this dumpling.

If everyone thinks this plot arrangement is not good, then it must be my fault, not the readers' fault.

Maybe my logic is a bit taken for granted. First of all, the first question everyone asks is why the protagonist dares to humiliate Tang San even after knowing that Tang Hao is there.

In my opinion, the protagonist is just a temptation, and the basis of this temptation is that the protagonist has humiliated Tang San once before, but Tang Hao has not taught the protagonist a lesson. The protagonist is actually thinking

It is determined that Tang Hao will not bully children. As long as Tang San is not injured, Tang Hao will not be impatient, so the protagonist dares to test like this.

However, the plot I arranged this time was such that the situation identified by the protagonist was deviated.

Tang Hao couldn't help it anymore and wanted to teach the protagonist a lesson. I'm here to teach Tang Hao some wisdom, because no matter what he thought, Tang Hao shouldn't do anything to a child.

The other thing is, I actually don't think the protagonist is very brainless in doing this. The truly brainless person has already killed Tang San first, instead of... stepping on his face to test whether he is still there.

I directly arranged for the protagonist to kill Tang San on the spot, and then Tang Hao became so anxious on the spot that he came out and directly forced Laast to jump out. This is even more brainless.

The reason for arranging the appearance of Big Hammer here is indeed to force Raast to come out, while maintaining the rationality of some plots.

Otherwise, according to my original setting, Big Hammer would not be so stingy and care about the protagonist. After all, the protagonist really did not hurt his son.

Moreover, the Lu Yuan I wrote has never been an extremely calm person. Yan Shou also said before that Lu Yuan "actually has a fiery heart under his calm appearance." That is to say, Lu Yuan is usually calm,

He won't be calm again.

For example, in the time in King Barak City, the protagonist could ignore those bastards and it was none of his business, but on the surface he said he would not save them, but then he pretended not to save them but was actually very enthusiastic and wanted to save people.

The plot actually written that time also had foreshadowing to foreshadow the existence of Raast.

So I have always said that the protagonist is a person from the chaotic good camp and likes to do things according to his own ideas, but he is actually a good person.

Of course, the protagonist will not be advertised as a messenger of justice, nor will the protagonist be kidnapped by morality.

But in general, no matter how much I say, a plot that readers don’t like is a bad plot.

When I write a protagonist who is like a king, I shouldn't give him a hard time. The protagonist's IQ cannot be lowered by the plot. Only other characters can lower the protagonist's intelligence. This is indeed something I didn't expect.

In short, I agree with the people who abandoned the book because they think this plot is not good. I will not delete the comments there. Indeed, it is reasonable to abandon the book if you don’t like it. If you spend money and the author can’t write it well, it will be even worse to criticize the author.

It's reasonable.

I am also such a reader, and I quite understand how everyone feels.

Therefore, it is reasonable to abandon the book, and it is not guilty to leave negative reviews.

You should admit your mistakes and stand upright when you are beaten.

This is the result of the author's mistake.

This time I learned a lesson.

In the future, we will try to avoid plots in which the protagonist suffers and loses his intelligence, but in general, the protagonist's character will always be like this. He looks very calm and egoistic, but in fact he will try his best to help most ordinary people (soul).

The teacher is not among them).

So, this is the end of the explanation of this matter.

I woke up today and my condition has improved a lot. I am going to resume updating today (note: last night’s chapter was 5,000 words long and was published at almost 1am, so it is included in today’s 10,000 words, hehe)

The plot begins to take off, with Spring and Autumn Writing explaining the rest of this volume, and then jumping directly four years later to the next chapter of the Academy Competition.

I also have to look up the information and read Dou Yi, Dou Two, Dou Three and Dou Four again (I really get a headache when I think about this, I really don’t like the second half of Dou Two, Dou Three and Dou Four).
Chapter completed!