Wuxia Crossover: I Am Zhang Jiao, a Daoist. Let Every Dynasty Send Its Armies to Die

It's obvious, this guy's become a bootlicker of Beiliang. He's even willingly becoming the protagonist's apprentice and needs his master to prove his abilities? What's outrageous is that the protagonist actually agreed! It's ridiculous!

I see a lot of people criticizing Qin Shi Huang, and I really want to speak up for him. But I know there will be a lot of people coming out with their grand pronouncements. So let me just say this: if you do a better job than someone who standardized language, writing, and weights and measures, then your criticism and insults are acceptable.

The idea of ​​a world of perfect harmony and equality for all is just wishful thinking. I'd believe it if it were about everyone having enough to eat, but even today, class divisions persist. As martial arts novels say, wherever there are people, there is conflict; the same applies today. Wherever there are people, there is class struggle—it's unavoidable. Those who write about a world of perfect harmony and equality are simply delusional and fantasizing, much like a pyramid scheme.

Many people underestimate the concept of a world in harmony, because they live in modern times. From Zhang Jiao's Way of Peace, to Li Zicheng, to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, to the Republic of China, and now to our dynasty. The ideal of rebellion is this very phrase.

I wish those who fawn over feudal emperors would be reborn as ordinary commoners under Qin Shi Huang in their next life, and see if they could survive the three golden chapters.

Why fawn over Xu Fengnian, who's a hypocrite...?

The Way of Peace (Taipingdao) was founded on the common people and its followers; it's all about numbers. What you've written has nothing to do with the Way of Peace?

The book is titled "Zongwu," but it's actually a blatant sycophant to "The Snow Sword and the Martial Blade." The entire book revolves around encounters with Xu Fengnian and his ilk, a fusion of hundreds of martial arts worlds—are these characters really that amazing? One or two would be enough, but they drag out every single one of them to shine. No wonder the book's sales are dismal.

To take on an ungrateful person as an apprentice.

What kind of earthly immortal is someone who can't even withstand a single dynasty? It's precisely because they are invincible that they are called immortals; otherwise, where would the word "immortal" come from? If a kingdom can recruit immortals as its subordinates, what would the kingdom's emperor be called? A god-king? Therefore, when writing novels, you must consider various situations. Don't just write your own novel as an immortal; otherwise, you'll truly become a laughingstock!