The Most Invincible in the World

[Book Status]Serializing [Book Type] Classical Fairy Tales [Introduction] What you have learned over the years is to enlighten your heart. Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles. [Tag] Relaxation, genius flow, scholar, fairy, clear thinking [Recommendation] The author has created a bizarre world where gods, ghosts, immortals, Buddhas and monsters coexist, and three religions and hundreds of schools of thought contend. The three religions refer to Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. There are hundreds of schools of thought, including Legalism, Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, and medical schools, each of which performs its own duties. I really like this setting where there is no one company. Ordinary Confucian students only need to cultivate ninety-nine righteousness in the first realm. The protagonist Li Changyi needs to cultivate ten thousand righteousness, and he can truly read more than ten thousand volumes. The story begins when the protagonist is ordered by his master to go to Donghua Mountain in Gezhou, Beizhi (thousands of miles away) to congratulate. The first time he went down the mountain was to kill the demons that were easy to do, he presided over the canonization of heaven and earth and made a peach blossom demon a god (full marks for his pretense skills), he killed demons and rectified injustices along the way, traveled eight thousand miles, and finally married the God King (a three-thousand-year-old female student ranked among the immortals, no). Because the protagonist Li Changyi of Hanshan Academy has read thousands of books, he knows a lot and can solve problems easily. This is both exciting and toxic, depending on how you understand it. The author has a profound foundation in ancient Chinese prose, which can be seen in the poem "The Peach Blossom Demon Book" written by the protagonist. There are many useful couplets, which add a lot of color to the novel. [Do the right thing] [A little aura of aura, a thousand miles of joyful wind] [A gentleman will not fight] [Induction between heaven and man] Confucian classics are turned into skills, which are eye-catching. The logic is reasonable, the plot is ups and downs, the structure is compact, the characters' IQs are online, the supporting characters are not thin, the dialogue and action descriptions are in line with the characters' personalities and settings, and it is full of classical charm. The author's names are very interesting. Li Qingyi, Yun Duise, and Liu Zhehe all have allusions or poems. [Recommendation Index] 8 [Intention] If you can read all the books in the world, you will not be afraid of traveling all over the world.

Total score: 87, recommendation index ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Background architecture: 9 Story structure: 9 Writing description: 8.5 Characterization: 8.5 Language expression: 8.5 Plot: 8 Logical narrative: 8.5 Rhythm Control: 8 Emotional resonance: 9 Personal bonus points: 10

[Book status] 20,000 collections, serialized [Book Type] Classical Fairy Tales [Introduction] What you have learned over the years is to enlighten your heart. Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles. [Tag] Relaxation, genius flow, scholar, fairy, clear thinking [Recommendation] The author has created a bizarre world where gods, ghosts, immortals, Buddhas and monsters coexist, and three religions and hundreds of schools of thought contend. The three religions refer to Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. There are hundreds of schools of thought, including Legalism, Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, and medical schools, each of which performs its own duties. I really like this setting where there is no one company. Ordinary Confucian students only need to cultivate ninety-nine righteousness in the first realm. The protagonist Li Changyi needs to cultivate ten thousand righteousness, and he can truly read more than ten thousand volumes. The story begins when the protagonist is ordered by his master to go to Donghua Mountain in Gezhou, Beizhi (thousands of miles away) to congratulate. The first time he went down the mountain was to kill the demons that were easy to do, he presided over the canonization of heaven and earth and made a peach blossom demon a god (full marks for his pretense skills), he killed demons and rectified injustices along the way, traveled eight thousand miles, and finally married the God King (a three-thousand-year-old female student ranked among the immortals, no). Because the protagonist Li Changyi of Hanshan Academy has read thousands of books, he knows a lot and can solve problems easily. This is both exciting and toxic, depending on how you understand it. The author has a profound foundation in ancient Chinese prose, which can be seen in the poem "The Peach Blossom Demon Book" written by the protagonist. There are many useful couplets, which add a lot of color to the novel. [Do the right thing] [A little aura of aura, a thousand miles of joyful wind] [A gentleman will not fight] [Induction between heaven and man] Confucian classics are turned into skills, which are eye-catching. The logic is reasonable, the plot is ups and downs, the structure is compact, the characters' IQs are online, the supporting characters are not thin, the dialogue and action descriptions are in line with the characters' personalities and settings, and it is full of classical charm. The author's names are very interesting. Li Qingyi, Yun Duise, and Liu Zhehe all have allusions or poems. [Recommendation Index] 8 [Intention] If you can read all the books in the world, you will not be afraid of traveling all over the world.