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Morality was first proposed by human beings. Different cultures and historical periods have different moral concepts and philosophical thoughts. However, in general, morality is a kind of norm and criterion formulated by human beings according to their own values and codes of conduct to guide people's behavior and decision-making. Different cultures and religions had different understandings and definition of morality. For example, the concepts of benevolence, righteousness, and propriety in Confucianism were a basic definition of morality.

The vernacular was proposed at the end of the Qing Dynasty with the rise of the New Culture Movement. At that time, many scholars believed that the traditional classical Chinese was outdated and could not adapt to the needs of modern communication, so they advocated the use of vernacular Chinese. The characteristics of vernacular writing were concise, clear, easy to understand, and better able to express thoughts and emotions.

The word 'revolution' in the world of novels did not have a clear origin or definition, so it was impossible to determine who proposed it. Different people and different historical periods might have different understandings and explanations. In some novels, especially modern literature, the term "novel revolution" is often used to describe the literary movement in the first half of the 20th century, also known as the "modern novel movement." The main content of this movement included the innovation of the form and structure of the novel, as well as the criticism and challenge of realism and romanticism. The representatives of this movement were Faulkner, Mao Passant, Hugo, Tolstoy, etc. However, the exact meaning and origin of the word "revolution in the novel world" may not be exactly the same. Therefore, if you want to understand the meaning and history of this word, you need to refer to the specific context and background.

This question involves different sources and versions, but it is generally believed that the four masterpieces were proposed by Cao Xueqin, a Chinese novelist of the Ming Dynasty. Cao Xueqin was a novelist of the Ming Dynasty. He had created many famous novels such as Dream of the Red Chamber, and the Four Great Classics were one of his representative works. It was rumored that Cao Xueqin had followed the order of "Dream of the Red Chamber" as the first book,"Journey to the West","Water Margins", and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

The black hole theory was first proposed by Einstein in the early 20th century. Einstein's general theory of relativity showed that matter and energy could be converted into each other and that matter would generate a gravitational field in the case of curved space-time, which would eventually cause the object to enter a state called a black hole. This theory laid the foundation for the study of black holes.

Asimoff's psychohistory was the study of human thought and behavior. He believed that human thought and behavior were composed of a series of psychological states and physiological reactions, which could be studied through neuroscience and psychology. He believed that the development of human thinking and behavior could be seen as a process from psychological state to physiological reaction, and that the changes in human thinking and behavior could be explained by studying the human brain. His theory was widely accepted by later psychologist and ethologist.

Pikachu had only been controlled to become the villain once in Pokemon's animation and manga. In the sixth season of the animation, Pikachu was controlled by evil forces and became one of their leaders. Together with other villains, they launched a series of cruel crimes. This event was called the "Pikachu Disaster".

The main character of the book was a villain cannon fodder. It seemed that the male lead was a villain, and the boss was reborn and took the main character as his disciple. The name of this novel was called " Villain Self-Saving System ". The story was about a little cannon fodder who was transmigrated into the novel world and accidentally obtained a system that could change the fate of the novel world through cultivation and improvement of abilities. In the process, he met the villain boss of the male protagonist's rebirth. The villain boss had extremely powerful abilities but had a kind heart. In order to save the novel world, he took the protagonist as a disciple and started a series of adventure stories together.

The earliest cultivation novels could be traced back to the Tang Dynasty, when there were already some documents related to cultivation. In the Song Dynasty, cultivation novels became popular as a major genre in the novel world. By the Ming and Qing Dynasties, cultivation novels had become one of the most important schools of Chinese novels, and a large number of excellent works had appeared. The more famous ones were Journey to the West, Water Margins, Dream of the Red Chamber, and so on. In these novels, cultivators achieved immortality by cultivating inner cores, refining talismans, and cultivating spells. One of the characteristics of cultivation novels was that they focused on the description of characters and described the interactions and conflicts between cultivators with different personalities, experiences, and backgrounds. Cultivation novels had a far-reaching influence on Chinese culture, not only popular in China, but also loved by overseas readers.

The title of "Four Great Classics" was first proposed by Cao Xueqin, a novelist of the Ming Dynasty. Cao Xueqin created the characters such as Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu in Dream of the Red Chamber and portrayed the decline and darkness of China's feudal society. In "Dream of the Red Chamber", Cao Xueqin compared the "Four Great Masterpieces" of ancient China to the same level. These four masterpieces were "Dream of the Red Chamber","Journey to the West","Water Margins" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". This title was later used by other novelists and became a classic in the history of Chinese literature.