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True about garbage politics, so many novels I stopped reading because the MC started to get into politics. But is not because he got into politics, but rather because he changed his way of doing things abruptly, and he became like another person, not the one I read the novel and started following the novel for.

The racism part I so much cannot care about when we actually have different races (elves, dwarfs, gnomes, humans, etc.), but when it is between human countries (since elves, dwarfs, gnomes, etc. have differences between their own races) so do I more often than not see it as the type of "fun hate" which is common between European countries citizens, OR if it isn't that "fun hate" which it mostly isn't against the US so do I always start to remember that I have seen much worse from Americans against China and nobody cared. I do not say anything when it is about something big (square 84, ethnicity removal, etc.) But I have seen it for much less, and I then take it as an opportunity to think about it.

And take my second point
They all are equal in a way which then doesn't feel out of place since, that is the norm/common sense.

It is like a novel where the MC has a world in him which have people who can train and evolve martial arts, which he can learn just by memory since he is their god/dao. And people started talking about racism, extermanism and all that since it was only Chinese in the world, while it could be because of multiple reasons; 1 the MC was Chinese; 2 No other ethnicity existed from the beginning in that world; 3 China won and took over the world in multiple worlds which makes everyone Chinese; 4 and the most probable reason the author didn't want to work around having different nations/ethnicities in the world.

I haven't read this novel yet, I'm just compromising on this topic.

I actually despise those who are patriots or nationalists a little, I don't see the advantage in that, it's the same as being a woman's simp, but in this case they are a country/politician's simp.

They think you're proud of your race/nationality but in the end it's just a movement for the government to use you.

They gain nothing from it, in the end they are just politicians' dogs.

But I think it's nonsense who drops a book because of nationalism.

Yes, some are shit, but 90% of novels with nationalism are something irrelevant that will last at most one arc in a novel that probably has 15 or 20 arcs.

If the novel has nationalism in all the arcs or is bad for other reasons, it really has to be dropped, but it's nonsense to drop something good or average in general for a nationalism arc, and just ignore it.

The other day I read a novel that I really liked and there were about 4 comments from people who were obsessed with nationalism.

Since it only happened twice, a sentence at the beginning and a sentence in one of the last chapters, if you combine the two sentences it doesn't make half a chapter and there are people dropping the book because of that.