Daqian Confucian Sage: Start with the Remnants
by Blow My Pride And Let It Go
About This Novel
In the Kyushu Continent, destiny is competing for destiny. Li Xiao, a top student in liberal arts, traveled through time and found that he had become the first prince of Daqian, the prince of Xuanjihou. However, due to political affairs, the infant himself became a "remnant of the previous dynasty". The biological mother sacrificed her life for her own safety and lived in the prince's mansion, suffering all the humiliation. When Li Xiao came of age, he was even more shocked to discover that in this world there were Confucianism, Taoism, Taoism, martial arts, Buddhism, demons... But all are inferior, only reading is good, and Confucianism and Taoism have become the strongest existence in the world. Confucian scholars are good at cultivating awe-inspiring righteousness. They follow the law when speaking, carry the constitution of heaven in their mouths, wander the gods to control the energy, and have visions that shake the sky! To survive, to rectify one's own body, to repay injustice. Li Xiao relied on what he had learned in his previous life and embarked on the road of Confucianism and Taoism, becoming a great Confucian sage.
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Official(21)Scraped 11d ago
Pretty good Confucianism and Taoism
But there is still a little problem. I think the drumming part is quite bad. I don't want to become a disciple of a great scholar and want to move out after the imperial examination. There is nothing wrong with that. But what was it like for you to be in the limelight before this, and you have a long life? It is said that it is to prove that you are worthy of becoming a disciple of a great scholar. What good articles you wrote after the imperial examination cannot prove it? A little too forced. It may also be said that there is help from a great scholar and no one is killed. Then I think it is better to become a disciple directly and ask him to help me out of the house, saying that I want to guide him everywhere. Perhaps, from the author's point of view, the plot can be developed by eliciting conflicts within the family later on. But this would lead to a hundred chapters, and it would be too long before the imperial examination. Changing it directly to forbearance can better reflect the image of a protagonist who grew up in an oppressive houfu.
It's written like a retard
I know how much of a retarded emperor you must be to use me to destroy the descendants of your ten clans. It's almost crazy to be an official in the imperial examination. It makes it impossible for you to pass the exam. With this status, you can't pass. .
There is too much nonsense in the early stage, and the impure climax after it is released will rip off readers' money. The preliminary foreshadowing should be within ten pictures, and the remaining less important ones can be brushed off in one go. This plot has been left over for many years, and I, the author, still need to work hard.
I persisted until chapter 7 and couldn't stand it anymore, so I gave up.
Good-looking, but not entirely good-looking
It's outrageous and a little bit sadistic. In the first few chapters, it seems that the supporting character has a much higher IQ than the protagonist, making the protagonist look very stupid.
What the hell are you writing? There is no beginning or end.
What should I say?
Maybe my expectations are too high. This kind of novel really needs a higher level of writing, otherwise it would be uncomfortable to read. This one seems a little uncomfortable. In terms of character creation, I feel that it is not in line with my own three views, which makes people feel less immersive. Maybe I am lucky that I was born with it and my family has not been through hardships. From this point of view, it is a good thing that there is no sense of immersion. Finally, I wish the author: Whoever sends you a letter of spring, a plum blossom in front of the door (a small way to fit the novel type). 😘
The world background is a bit like the Ming Dynasty
It doesn't look interesting. It's too silly to write Confucianism in such a silly way. You can't even tell that Confucianism is Confucianism in the font. It was the first time the font appeared, but I couldn't recognize it, so I forced myself to write it. The protagonist must be written to death. The inevitable death situation in the early stage can be solved by just opening the trap. The protagonist's family background is just like Hong Xuanji and Hong Yi. You think you are writing about Yang Shen? You can say that this is a book about Yang Shen that takes place in the world of the Ming Dynasty. I really think you are in a dream. The writing style is not as good as anyone else's, and he also forcibly abuses the author.
After reading a few chapters, the first 5 chapters are enough to dissuade most people.
Chapter 94 has not yet taken the imperial examination, so there is a lot of nonsense.
I've written this book for almost a hundred chapters and I'm still torturing the protagonist. There's almost no small climax, and it's a dull read.
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Official(21)Scraped 11d ago
Pretty good Confucianism and Taoism
But there is still a little problem. I think the drumming part is quite bad. I don't want to become a disciple of a great scholar and want to move out after the imperial examination. There is nothing wrong with that. But what was it like for you to be in the limelight before this, and you have a long life? It is said that it is to prove that you are worthy of becoming a disciple of a great scholar. What good articles you wrote after the imperial examination cannot prove it? A little too forced. It may also be said that there is help from a great scholar and no one is killed. Then I think it is better to become a disciple directly and ask him to help me out of the house, saying that I want to guide him everywhere. Perhaps, from the author's point of view, the plot can be developed by eliciting conflicts within the family later on. But this would lead to a hundred chapters, and it would be too long before the imperial examination. Changing it directly to forbearance can better reflect the image of a protagonist who grew up in an oppressive houfu.
It's written like a retard
I know how much of a retarded emperor you must be to use me to destroy the descendants of your ten clans. It's almost crazy to be an official in the imperial examination. It makes it impossible for you to pass the exam. With this status, you can't pass. .
There is too much nonsense in the early stage, and the impure climax after it is released will rip off readers' money. The preliminary foreshadowing should be within ten pictures, and the remaining less important ones can be brushed off in one go. This plot has been left over for many years, and I, the author, still need to work hard.
I persisted until chapter 7 and couldn't stand it anymore, so I gave up.
Good-looking, but not entirely good-looking
It's outrageous and a little bit sadistic. In the first few chapters, it seems that the supporting character has a much higher IQ than the protagonist, making the protagonist look very stupid.
What the hell are you writing? There is no beginning or end.
What should I say?
Maybe my expectations are too high. This kind of novel really needs a higher level of writing, otherwise it would be uncomfortable to read. This one seems a little uncomfortable. In terms of character creation, I feel that it is not in line with my own three views, which makes people feel less immersive. Maybe I am lucky that I was born with it and my family has not been through hardships. From this point of view, it is a good thing that there is no sense of immersion. Finally, I wish the author: Whoever sends you a letter of spring, a plum blossom in front of the door (a small way to fit the novel type). 😘
The world background is a bit like the Ming Dynasty
It doesn't look interesting. It's too silly to write Confucianism in such a silly way. You can't even tell that Confucianism is Confucianism in the font. It was the first time the font appeared, but I couldn't recognize it, so I forced myself to write it. The protagonist must be written to death. The inevitable death situation in the early stage can be solved by just opening the trap. The protagonist's family background is just like Hong Xuanji and Hong Yi. You think you are writing about Yang Shen? You can say that this is a book about Yang Shen that takes place in the world of the Ming Dynasty. I really think you are in a dream. The writing style is not as good as anyone else's, and he also forcibly abuses the author.
After reading a few chapters, the first 5 chapters are enough to dissuade most people.
Chapter 94 has not yet taken the imperial examination, so there is a lot of nonsense.
I've written this book for almost a hundred chapters and I'm still torturing the protagonist. There's almost no small climax, and it's a dull read.
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