Braving a Tribulation at the College Entrance Exam, I Awaken the Ancestors of China

Suppose that you have become saints, and someone from another world comes through time, and you know that he will threaten your holy status when he gets up, should you kill him at this time or cultivate him and give him a chance to develop. Just like the concept of right and wrong in our current world, a person in the body-refining stage of the world of cultivating immortals comes at this time. He is very weak, but the knowledge he knows can change the status of the world. At this time, the upper class will choose to kill or control him. However, when the civilization of cultivating immortals is destined to grow, they will not be able to control this person. Then they must either gamble on his conscience or strangle the cradle.

After all, the Six Saints knew that the protagonist was from outside the territory. Not all talents are copied

Shouldn't it be that while silently reciting "Dao can be Dao" in one's heart, a great terror will come as soon as the pen has written half a word of Dao? For a high school student to create the Tao Te Ching out of nothing and explain it one by one, this is a step too big.

I laughed. Don't you have any thoughts as a time traveler? To the world, you are a cancer and it allows you to live well. Heaven is already very fair. How can it still allow you to practice? It seems that I have been wronged, so why should I arm-wrestle with a saint? I don't know what the author wants to express. This is my understanding after reading a few chapters.

I read it in one sitting. It is a rare good book. This book by the author has far surpassed many books in terms of subject matter and writing style. This is a book that can be read with your mind. Judging from the current plot, the Six Saints are equivalent to the six mountains pressing down on this world. The protagonist, as an outsider, It is not that he wants to be above the Six Saints, but that he wants to break this rule and pull the Six Saints down from the altar. The protagonist has been improving his influence in the early stage to gain recognition from the world, and then he has climbed to the top step by step. It can be seen that the author has accelerated the pace. It will be very enjoyable to watch next. I look forward to it!!!

I saw Six Saints before it was put on the shelves After going up to the level, I saw the Six Saints

There is no college entrance examination around chapter 23. There is no need to read it when all the Chinese sages were released. It's too watery.

Is this book about the literary world? Shouldn't the people in the book be more civilized and polite? If you don't say it in a straight line, you can't stop saying "I'm a fool" and "I'm a fool" without any control. It's not like it's said in a civilized world. You've read all the books you read. If your writing is not good, don't waste your time by writing blindly.

It can be felt that the author is very careful, and the plot arrangement and logic have been as smooth as possible. Especially the setting of the plot makes the atmosphere feel great when the corresponding poems appear. It is very suitable for the occasion. It is not awkward to forcefully bring out an unrelated poem and force it to be X. The characters are also well created, not only King Wen, but also the former villain who repented and died. Especially this villain is well portrayed, and you can feel that the author has created a complex and independent personality. Nowadays, most villains are like mindless tools and are unrepentant, which seems very fake and makes readers have the obvious feeling that "these onlookers/villains attacking the protagonist are purely used by the author to advance the plot, but it is impossible for normal people to attack the protagonist without brains and continue to be obsessed with being slapped in the face." This is separated from the atmosphere of the book. The characters created in this book will not make people laugh. The author wrote it wonderfully and praised it!

It is obvious that most of the settings are adapted from the Confucianism and Taoism. I don't think anyone has seen it, right? The bird-like appearance of returning water, Eternal Fire will make you angry to death if you read it.