The Heaven-Mandated Sage of Letters
天命文圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 848k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
406Chapters
205Reads
6.5Score
29Listens
122.1kReads · all time
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Reader comments 15
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Great book! I have read many books in recent years, but most of them are not as good as this one. The author has far-reaching thoughts, a long story line, witty writing style, and gorgeous vocabulary. It is a must-read book!!!
There is finally an author on the subject of the Three Kingdoms who is from the Zhuge sect of the Shu Han Dynasty. I have read it many times without reading it and almost missed it. The writing is very good, but if you don't tolerate people like the eldest lady of the Li family, you can just quarrel with them. That's how it should be. Don't be a licker. It's almost ten chapters into Encountering the Jiang Bandits, why isn't it finished yet?
It is one of the few Confucian and Taoist novels that I personally think is innovative. Five-star praise.
I can see it, Confucianism and Taoism feel that it is difficult to write new ideas, but the pain point is that the timeline is not clear. I really don't know whether some poems should be included. It is shallow on paper. It was written by Lu You around 1199 AD. The protagonist Xie Fuzi said it. Does this mean that the destined literary saint can only write poems after the Ming Dynasty? The beginning of "The Prime Minister of Shu" was written by Du Fu in more than 700 AD. I feel that the timeline is not clear and it is uncomfortable.
It starts off quite well, but gets better later on, so it's worth a read.
You can savor it carefully. 😄 Recommended
Why is there no explanation of levels? Just took the next five shots. Medium five mirror
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