I suddenly realized that after writing this, many people still haven't figured out the protagonist's way of thinking and behavioral logic.

Let's explain it a little bit here.

First of all, the relationship between the protagonist and others. I won’t say much about some complicated things, simply put it four types: friends, enemies, passers-by, and opponents.

Needless to say, there is no relationship between passers-by, or there is no entanglement when we meet by chance. There is nothing to say about this kind of relationship, and it can basically be said that it has nothing to do with it.

Then there is the enemy. When it comes to confirming that it is the enemy, the protagonist will not hold back, such as the group of people at the Yaochi Conference, such as the killers of the killer dynasty they encountered.

Then there is the opponent. The so-called opponent is the opponent who competes on the road of Emperor. When dealing with such a person, the protagonist's attitude is open and open. Look, Mao, Line, Zhongwen.com, whether it is a battle with Ji Haoyue before, or a one-on-three Taixuanmen, the protagonist has never used any dark and despicable means, but has fought with him openly. Even when facing a future opponent like the Holy Prince, the protagonist is still open and traded with him in a frank and fair way.

Finally, there are friends. The protagonist has not many friends, only Ye Fan, Pang Bo and others, and their friendship with them is still the same as before the practice. For friends, if they do not touch the bottom line, he will try his best to help some things that can be helped, such as helping Ye Fan climb the ancient forbidden land, such as promising Ye Fan to give him a Nine Secret.

There are roughly so many relationships between the protagonist and the others.

I think the protagonist in my works is a very principled person. If someone wants to say something about seizing Ye Fan's opportunity or licking Ye Fan, I really don't know how to explain it.

In fact, according to my current plot development, the protagonist and Ye Fan are obviously in a state of mutual benefit and win-win cooperation. If you don’t believe it, you can compare what Ye Fan has now and what Ye Fan has in the original work. It is obvious that Ye Fan is even more "rich".

In this process, as the protagonist of the cooperation, he naturally gained great gains through his cooperation with Ye Fan, far exceeding the opportunities Ye Fan got in the original work.

This is a very obvious state of win-win cooperation.

Finally, let’s talk about the protagonist’s character from the five basic points of loyalty, filial piety, sincerity, trustworthiness and righteousness.

There is nothing to say about loyalty. If you are a casual cultivator, you can’t say that you are loyal to anyone. Strictly speaking, it is just loyal to yourself.

There is nothing to say about filial piety. Before the protagonist leaves the earth, he leaves his parents with endless wealth for his whole life, and uses magic medicine to regulate their bodies, which is enough to ensure that his parents are healthy and free of disasters and diseases throughout their lives. If you think that serving by your parents is considered filial piety, then you should be unfilial to the protagonist.

Cheng, there are some flaws in this point, that is, he did not treat his friends honestly. He did not tell Ye Fan, Pang Bo and others about his most core secrets, such as the mirror of reincarnation, the instrument of enlightenment. But I guess, if these core things are really exposed, there will be a lot of curses!

Letter, the protagonist has never committed any treason so far, and has never regretted the promised things.

I think the protagonist I wrote is already loyal. When I just entered the world of cultivation, I tried to protect my classmates all the way to reach Beidou safely, and even gave up some treasures (the Buddha treasure of Daleiyin Temple).
Chapter completed!