Heaven-Defying Comprehension: From the Start, Studying Confucianism at Shangyin Academy

I would like to know if there are any good books written in Confucianism and Daoism? It's the kind of protagonist who needs to have a solid character and be a truly upright gentleman.

Although the protagonist is very awesome, but he asks people to move to the palace just by opening his mouth? You just became a Confucian saint and are you so pretentious? Why, the pattern of Confucian saints is to just grab someone head-on without giving any reason? Even if you have an explanation later, it still shows a bad performance. A saint, no matter what the reason, just grabs him head-on. Haha, it's not like there is chaos in the world or some catastrophe that will destroy the world. Just because of your interest, you chase people away. You are really powerful. If you have some ability, you will go to heaven. Why don't you just destroy the world. Anyway, you are already invincible. It's really bad that you wrote a character like this when you were a good protagonist. There is a book similar to yours. He speaks the right words and is surrounded by heaven, but he is not as pretentious as you. He is peaceful towards people and things. He has a high character and no one looks down on him. You are just afraid of being looked down upon and forcefully pretending.

Which Confucian saint would rob other people's property? That's not a saint, that's a gangster who has just gained a little power and a little ability.

What I see in this book is not understanding, only things that are systematically instilled. Wearing sheepskin and selling *meat.

There are too many bad places. Comprehension is again blocked by the system. Comprehension can only be understood through research. This is the understanding. Fast pace. The cool thing about being a saint of literature and art in the world and a teacher of literature and art has not yet been revealed. Not many people know you at all, and you have started to do other things. First, write down the identity of the saint of literature and art to make it more interesting, and then slowly write about martial arts. Isn't it a good idea to cram it all in at once, making it look different? Why are you in such a hurry? At least wait until the literati have completed their pilgrimage before starting anything else. The female character has no brains. Xu Weixiong, even though he doesn't even know you, he actually wants to get involved with the protagonist through seduction. May I ask, has the protagonist shown his seductiveness in front of her? No, Xu Weixiong's character would never think of using himself to seduce someone he doesn't know.

What happened after I went to Chapter 160? What the hell was written?

As soon as I saw someone writing about martial arts, I didn't want to read it.

The part about Kuangren Chu is also quite ex-sexy, and others are going to make fun of you, but you let him go in the end, and let him break first and then build up. It's such an outrageous thing. In the rest of the novel, he basically works as a nanny for the original character, so don't read it.

You write well, why can't you think of writing a martial arts spirit? Are you crazy?

Or should he change his direction and forcefully lick the Xu family? Not wanting to owe any favors, he would also forcefully give the ginger mud to Li Chungang to recruit as a disciple? Change direction and guide Xu Fengnian? Forcefully guide Xu Longxiang? I thought it was all about martial arts, but the protagonist is so good, and in the blink of an eye, he forcefully intervenes in the Xu family