
I Became a Sage of Confucianism and the Dao by Copying Poetry
我靠抄诗成儒道圣人
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
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- 4y ago
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See allWielding His Brush, the Scholar Writes of All Living Things. One Poem Can Shake Enemies in Every Direction
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Transmigrated to Another World Where Writing Poetry Unlocks Literary Talent and Levels You Up
The protagonist transmigrates to another world where poetry reigns supreme. The better the classical poem you write, the more talent from heaven and earth it draws in: three feet, five feet, one meter, ten meters, a hundred meters, and so on. The higher the level of cultivation, too. The protagonist remembers classical poems from their past life and takes off right away~
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The Civil Officials Write, but Never Mock the People; The Generals Wield Swords, but Never Slay the Innocent
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The Protagonist Is Also Eloquent, Constantly Dropping Memorable Lines and Even Borrowing Plenty of Poetry.
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A Male Lead from Taoism or Confucianism, a Gentleman Scholar Who Cultivates Righteous Qi, Any of These Will Do
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Confucian Fantasy: What Makes You Think Ten Years of Studying Can Match Our Great Clans?
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A Transmigrated Copyist in Ancient Times: Poetry, Face-Slapping, Imperial Exams, and a Satisfying Rise to Office
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The great principles of all schools of thought are contained within my heart, and the journey of the world is nothing more than the pursuit of my own path. The meaning of life lies in poetry and painting, dominance, tenderness, justice, selfishness, courage, fear, erudition, and lofty aspirations. Who can say that anyone else is completely right? The world is not mathematics; there is no absolute right or wrong. There is no clear boundary between black and white.
It's a very good subject matter, the author's writing is excellent, the structure is clear, and it's neither simplistic nor overly idealistic. Although it had a disappointing ending, I still highly recommend watching it. At least it filled in almost all the plot holes and made the story coherent.
@'S book is really good, but it's been abandoned again, just like the last one. I don't know if I'm just unlucky. Although the ending was rushed, it's still better than the last one which ended without a clear conclusion. To be honest, I knew it would end like this from the beginning when I saw the number of chapters. But I still read it.
Actually, I thought it was pretty good after reading a few dozen chapters, but then Su Ruo appeared and completely ruined my impression of her. I only felt at peace when the person was finally gone. Five-star review, dear! Hope you continue to create great works in the future 🍉🍉
Wow, it's really well written so far. There's a small problem though. There aren't many chapters yet, so the cultivation system and corresponding skills aren't fully shown. For example, a student corresponds to a Confucian scholar, a scholar corresponds to a Confucian master, and a Confucian scholar should have the skills of physical strength and marrow cleansing to cultivate.
The opening is quite original; the fights involve reciting poetry, giving it a bit of an Indian movie feel. They start fighting at the drop of a hat, and the fighting inevitably involves hip-twisting (reciting poetry). This setup is novel, absurd yet perfectly logical.
Beautiful, very beautiful, extremely beautiful (。・ω・。)ノ♡
Five-star review as follows: Although the plot is clichéd and there are many awful characters, the premise that cultured people possess a refined spirit, and that their wrongdoing and immoral conduct will be met with severe repercussions, even death, made many parts of the story tearfully compelling. You must understand that justice delayed is justice denied.
I don't find this book particularly illogical; in fact, it's a very well-written book with delicate prose and slightly ornate language. Some of the poetic verses are quite original and refreshing. A few instances of slightly awkward phrasing are understandable, given that no one is perfect and the ending feels rushed.
Having finished reading it, I have some thoughts. In short, it's all about time travel, systems, and rebirth—it's just a dream of a dying person.