After three new chapters were released today, book friends discussed in the group and felt that the protagonist’s ideas were too holy.
I have something to discuss with you.
The protagonist is just an ordinary person, and no matter how bad an ordinary person is, he has a bottom line. Those who kill must receive psychological counseling, and there will be syndrome after the war.
If you ask an ordinary person to kill people like cutting chickens in order to survive, he can convince himself. But asking him to starve hundreds of thousands of people to death without blinking an eye would be terrible.
People all have psychological limits, they will collapse and become crazy. After all, modern people are not ancient people. They have different outlooks and different abilities to tolerate cruel reality.
The protagonist comes to this world from a game perspective in Owari, treating the people in this world as NPCs, resolving the knots in his heart, and only caring about his own survival.
In the past few days, I have gradually developed a group of women who care about me, have my own career, and have done many things that I shouldn't have done against my conscience. He can lie to himself, everything is for survival, there is no other way.
But this time, the Guandong strategy he personally planned was beyond his ability to bear, and he could no longer deceive himself.
My initial setting for the protagonist was that after I die, there will be nothing to do with the flood, and he is completely selfish. But as people have more experiences, their ideas are constantly changing.
The Great Famine in Kanto was a stimulus, and having children in the future will be an even greater stimulus.
When a normal adult has a child of his own, he can still blurt out that I don't care about the offspring, just feel good about myself?
Don't underestimate human nature. The reality is cruel, but people yearn for light after all.
Some book friends may think that I am pretentious, but I still want to say that when I write books, I want to uphold good and avoid evil. What I write is not about darkness.
I chatted in the group for a long time this morning and came up with some thoughts. Even if there are differences in ideas, I still hope to discuss it with my book friends and seek common ground while reserving differences.
I will continue to work hard to write this book, repay everyone's support, and bow my gratitude.
