Leading readers to sympathize with or support extreme political views through fiction or stories is a complex and challenging task that needs to be handled carefully to avoid moral controversy. In literary creation, there are several strategies that can effectively achieve this goal: 1. **Create complex characters**: Humanize characters by creating characters with depth and complexity. These characters should have clear motivations, backstories, and upbringings so that readers can understand why they hold extreme views. 2. **Use moral dilemmas**: Put characters in difficult moral dilemmas so that readers can see why they support certain extreme ideas through the characters' perspectives. This can help readers understand the logic behind these choices, even if they disagree. 3. **Emotional resonance**: Elicit emotional resonance in readers by narrating the pain, loss, or injustice suffered by the characters. Emotional connection can make readers empathize with the characters and sympathize with the characters' political views. 4. **Setting the setting**: Set the story in an extreme social environment and show how that environment affects the characters' way of thinking. In the setting world, extreme views may seem more reasonable or necessary. 5. **Social Criticism**: Use the story to criticize the existing social system, point out the flaws of the system, and suggest that extreme political propositions may provide an alternative solution. 6. **Contrast and Reflection**: By comparing characters and characters with different views, show the positive effects that these extreme propositions may bring in specific situations, and guide readers to reflect. It is important that the author avoids directly promoting or glorifying these extreme propositions, but guides readers to draw their own conclusions through complex narratives and in-depth character portrayals. This approach can not only stimulate readers' thinking, but also maintain the artistic value and moral responsibility of the novel.