I Am in Yitian, You Say I Am Qiao Feng?

The difficulty in dethroning Confucianism is not only because Confucianism is so powerful, but also because of the "imperial examination system". In ancient times, if there was no exclusive emphasis on one skill, how could we select scholars through the imperial examination? Who is qualified to be a marking examiner? If the imperial examination is abolished, how will scholars be selected? The recommendation system is worse than the imperial examination system! If we want to implement a modern establishment system, it would have been too difficult in ancient times. It would consume a lot of money in administrative management, and it would easily allow local families to grow bigger and endanger one party! If you want to dethrone the dominance of Confucianism in ancient times, you must at least establish a new school first, and then spend decades to make the new school stronger. At the very least, the new school must have the School of Touhou, the School of Military Attachés, the School of Economics, the School of Engineering, the School of Geography (including astronomy and water conservancy), the School of Agriculture, the School of Medicine, the School of Political Science, and the School of Baijia (similar to the study of social philosophy based on Baijia thought)! These disciplines are created from scratch, and even if the court provides strong support, it will take decades to become relatively complete. Likewise, in this process of improvement, the situation of Confucian supremacy will naturally become unsustainable!

When writing fan fiction, you must respect the world view of the original work. In the martial arts world, isn't it the most taboo thing for others to peek when practicing martial arts? How does the protagonist make people look at him brightly? After reading it, if others asked to learn, the protagonist would immediately teach. The question is, will it be useful if you teach it? Aren't you still worried that you haven't taught others your trump cards?

Is the heroine still Lao Zhu's original wife? Even if he is not the only one, he must be the main palace. If not, it would be boring. Take it as encouragement before reading the reviews.

I quite like the book, but because I hate Ji Xiaofu and Yang Xiao, I have to give you three stars.

After reading the comments and feedback today, I found that some readers thought that the protagonist is only seven years old now. I looked back and found that Zhu Yuanzhang's age was not specifically mentioned, so I felt it was necessary to explain. Zhu Yuanzhang was already seventeen or eighteen years old when he was ordained at Huangjue Temple. He stayed in Huangjue Temple for fifty days before going out to beg for food, so I did not write down his age specifically. In ancient times, seven-year-old children who went out to beg for food would have died long ago. The seven-year-old in the article is just that the system mistook the protagonist for seven-year-old Qiao Feng. I'm really sorry. I didn't notice this detail when I was writing the article. Now I have gone back to the previous article and changed it.

I found it interesting at first, but the post about my mother-in-law and mother-in-law was quite unpleasant.

After seeing Chapter 64 and abandoning the book, Zhu Yuanzhang actually didn't go to conquer the world, but wandered around in the world. Moreover, the martial arts advanced too quickly, which I didn't like.

The content after it was released was really bad, especially the plot of taking in Yin Li, which was extremely toxic.

Who is the protagonist, the system or Zhu Yuanzhang?

Not bad, the content and writing are good!