Scholars of the Wei Dynasty

I've read about 70 chapters and it's very exciting! (The first forty or so chapters are transitional, and there are few exciting points, but the plot really takes off later) The world view is very large, the logic is relatively strict, it is a refreshing article, not a noob; the IQ of the protagonist and supporting villain is online; the protagonist is humane, and there is no embarrassing plot. Personally, it is worth reading.

Author! No matter what anyone says, I think it looks good anyway, don't let those trolls come on, come on! No eunuchs! Support you!

Today's Internet lacks everything except plagiarism. As long as a subject becomes popular, plagiarism may be late, but it will never be absent.

How can I put it, if you don't have the most basic moral character, how can you become a great Confucian? Even a great Confucian recognized by Heaven and Earth. Throughout the book, the Confucian's heart is black, and those who can be high officials have no pattern at all, like a gangster.

Can this book only have good reviews? You didn't say anything, so you deleted so many comments all at once?

In the early stage, the protagonist breaks the situation and survives. All kinds of conspiracies and intrigues are written very pleasantly. There are problems with the setting of the protagonist in the later period. Let's talk about the protagonist's situation: In order to survive, he learns martial arts and different skills. In order to solve the shortcomings of the different skills, he studies and practices Confucianism. Coupled with the Golden Finger Academy, it can be said that the protagonist only needs to keep reading, writing poems, articles, and speeches to become a saint in Confucianism and Taoism, and to reach the peak of martial arts. Everything the protagonist does is to live well. Then, the protagonist went to take the imperial examination and become an official. At first, he was tricked by the empress, and he became the enemy of scholars all over the world. Then, the protagonist was like a brick, moving it wherever the empress needed it, offending groups of people. It can be said that it is laborious and thankless. The protagonist is very aggrieved and depressed. He became a tool of the Empress. The Empress never considered the protagonist's feelings. Anyway, she just felt that the protagonist would accept it no matter what. I just wondered, is being an official so attractive? Does the protagonist need to practice Confucianism or martial arts to become an official? It is clear that writing books, poems and songs can achieve the protagonist's cultivation purpose (Confucianism and Taoism are closely related to heaven and earth, and have nothing to do with the empress). We have already accepted the descendants of major princes as students. Wouldn't it be nice to build an academy? Don't be a petty official and be the tool of the empress. Doing work that offends people. (Equivalent to: the protagonist can take a plane or a car from the starting point to the end point, but the protagonist chooses to walk.) He was obviously a great talent and had the ability to reform the bad government of the Wei Dynasty, but he had to rely on conspiracy and conspiracy. He had many ups and downs, and was exploited by the empress in various ways from a young official. Climb high. It feels very uncomfortable to step into the perspective of the protagonist. (I have the ability to help you govern the country, and I have shown my ability, but you use me everywhere and never consider my feelings. Why should I be hot-faced and cold-butt? Being an official is not good for me? Even if you want to be an official, why do you have to be an official in your Wei Dynasty?) Anyway, it just feels like the logic isn't right.

Up to now, it has created an air of officialdom. A good scholar writes like this, but what about the character of the scholar? Let's not talk about the subject matter imitating Dafeng's watchman. The death of millions of people is changed by your military talisman. You are looking at Xu Qian. If you don't become an official, there will be no development. You who create new ideas and new words have to be an official? How can such talents not be valued? If you really don't change it and still write it like this, the book isn't too bad, but that's it.

Change the soup without changing the medicine. You can just copy it with any modifications. You are smart enough not to copy anyone for fear of being discovered. I didn't expect that I have read everything you copied!

The so-called anti-theft protection will not disgust book thieves, but it will disgust the people who spend money to read your genuine books. If you think your book's ranking has gone up and you want more people to buy the genuine version, you can work hard to write it well, fill in the previous pitfalls, and think clearly about the positioning and audience of your book. Recently, in addition to being stupid and cool, I haven't built a framework to fill in the pits. Instead, I have made someone who is anti-theft and disgusting to buy genuine books, which is quite outrageous.

I haven't read a novel for a long time. I went online today and found out that this book is finished. As expected, it's not finished. What am I talking about? I made money by relying on water. I read this book at the starting point, and I subscribed to it a lot during the period. It doesn't matter if it's more expensive, but it started to become more and more popular in the middle. I commented on the recent good news, and the good guy banned me. In the past 50 years, my elder brother said that I was trolling, but now I am slapped in the face. This lousy job is no different from a eunuch. After reading the last two chapters, I thought, a normal author would finish the explanation in half a chapter. He just wrote two chapters and made money for two chapters. I also read this chapter and said, hahahahaha, this person is really both responsible and established.