The Last Sage of Letters

I haven't read such a brilliant plagiarism novel in a long time. After reading "The Supreme Sage of Confucianism and Taoism," this is only the second book I've been able to finish reading.

It's really good. I've read many novels with talent as their theme, and besides *The Sage of Confucianism and Taoism* and *The Book Immortal*, this is one of the better ones I've read. I hope it doesn't stop updating like *The Book Immortal*.

😅Am I the only one who feels great? Compared to similar books, the author of this book skillfully blends the plot and the protagonist's inner feelings when writing poems. The poems and the imagery they depict made me feel as if I were there, rekindling my love for Arabic, allowing me to experience the beauty of Chinese poetry, and even providing some understanding of unfamiliar literary figures…

Are Tomato readers all this demanding? 🤦 I've been following this for several days now, and I'm almost done reading but also a little reluctant to stop. I think it's really great! There were a few places earlier where the supporting characters' emotions did seem a bit abrupt (I only remember one instance), like the part where they easily became disappointed in the protagonist.

So far, it's pretty good. Although the writing style is sometimes a bit immature, the character portrayals are good. I only have one request: no harem, just a single female lead, preferably the senior sister. Please, no other female leads. I hope the protagonist can have normal social interactions with other girls, without any ambiguous feelings; that makes him seem like a jerk… If it's a single female lead, I think I'll be very happy 😏

The author seems to have great potential. From the beginning to now, the more I read, the more I enjoy it. The plot twists and turns are well-paced. The author repeatedly corrects their mistakes and listens to everyone's opinions. Towards the end, I felt that the supporting characters and villains were a bit dim-witted, but they all improved and surpassed that in the later parts (strongly support!).

Honestly, it really moved me. The later parts were absolutely amazing. Each poem's emotion was perfectly fitting to the scene, and the feelings were incredibly delicate and touching, without feeling abrupt. Highly recommended! One of the few good books I've ever read! Keep up the good work, author!!! It's so good, I've been following it non-stop. 🥰 Seriously, I like it more and more, I can't get enough! This is the first time I've ever followed a novel like this! 😆

I've read so many books on Confucianism and Taoism, and this is only the second one of its kind from Tomato's collection that I can remember. It gets better and better as you read on. Keep up the good work, author!

The early chapters were indeed similar to *The Sage of Confucianism and Taoism*, but the female lead is completely different. From the female lead's perspective alone, I prefer this book. Female independence really resonates with women. The strong are not afraid of the law of the jungle, so women should naturally strive for self-improvement.

Keep going! Only sheep flock together, while tigers roam alone. Ignore those who criticize you, and focus on writing more of your own creative ideas, breaking free from the constraints of Confucianism and Taoism.