This is a world where scholars practice Confucianism and Taoism.
When you live high up in a temple, Confucianism and Taoism are the most important thing; when you are far away from the rivers and lakes, martial arts is popular; when you are fighting for supremacy on the battlefield, your strength is the most important thing!
Poems, Ci, Fu, and articles can all be transformed into the power of heaven and earth. Poems can kill enemies, Ci can destroy armies, Fu can stir up mountains and rivers, and articles can determine the world. Gu Qingyun, a modern student, encountered an earthquake during the college entrance examination. He traveled through time and came to be a peasant boy from the Dayong Kingdom of the human race, and began to embark on the road to the imperial examination from a poor family.
At this time, the seven human kingdoms stood side by side, sharing Confucianism and Taoism, and conquering each other. Outside of the human race, the endless sea to the east is the land of the dragon race, the forests of the south are inhabited by the barbarians, the vast Gobi desert in the west is owned by the witch race, and the monster race is rampant in the ice and snow in the north...
Reader comments
Not bad, but one thing is that since the world he writes about is respected by Confucianism, then the Xusheng and Sub-sages in Confucianism can be compared with other schools. At most, they should only be comparable to Xusheng. Sub-sages and Confucian sages should either make great contributions or establish a new sect on their own. A martial artist can only reach Xusheng, and even in the middle and late stages, he should combine Confucianism to continue to rise.
The story is good and exciting!
It's not enough. I hope the author can give it a try!
The writing style is smooth, the conception is clever, and it is a very good imperial examination essay.
Not bad, but one thing is that since the world he writes about is respected by Confucianism, then the Xusheng and Sub-sages in Confucianism can be compared with other schools. At most, they should only be comparable to Xusheng. Sub-sages and Confucian sages should either make great contributions or establish a new sect on their own. A martial artist can only reach Xusheng, and even in the middle and late stages, he should combine Confucianism to continue to rise.
The story is good and exciting!
It's not enough. I hope the author can give it a try!
The writing style is smooth, the conception is clever, and it is a very good imperial examination essay.