
Entering Sainthood Through the Confucian Way, Who Says I'm a Spoiled Young Master?
儒道入圣,谁说我是纨绔世子?
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Halfway through the movie, I finally understood why it had such a low rating. It was too pornographic, but the subject matter was relatively new and worth watching without too much nonsense.
Not bad, good looking. The plot is not stupid, and there are no surprises. The transformation of the protagonist is also traceable. The most important thing is that the author said that there is no heroine. [Shy][Shy] I have finished reading the first volume, and I can give it four stars⭐! The remaining one star⭐ is given to active authors.
I don't know why the rating is so low, but after reading so many books, I think this one is pretty good. This is the first time I have read a novel without a female protagonist. I found that the protagonist did not have an affair with other women, and there was no situation where he flirted with someone but refused to accept it. Overall it's pretty good
It has a lot of jokes, is funny, and has a plot. It's not mindless at all, and the logic is quite rigorous. It's very interesting!
Personally speaking, it is very good. I have read novels of the same type before, but I only gave up after reading half of them. However, this book still shocked me. I like the character Shen Chenan, because in his previous life, Shen Chenan lived alone with his grandfather, studied medicine with his grandfather, and was able to use his knowledge to save people after time travel. Shen Chenan is considered a person who values love and justice, or a kind-hearted person. When he saw so many monks being tortured for several years and their families destroyed, he definitely wanted to build a The Star Reaching Pavilion was established for those monks to survive, or when they were training on the Great Wall and saw that the half-human and half-demon born together were living a very difficult life, they opened the Peace House and gave the half-human and half-demon the craft of brewing wine so that they could have survival skills. This would prevent them from being bullied and give them a haven! There are many unsaid feats, and the character creation is also very good. The character of Shen Chenan's grandfather Shen Lie is very well created. I feel the sacrifices made by a general who swears to defend the country to the death, far away from home. At the same time, it also makes me feel that modern soldiers stay away from home and go to the places where the motherland needs. I thought of the sentence "There are no quiet years, it's just that someone carries the burden for you."
There is no long speech, most of the poems quoted are unheard by ordinary people, there are quite a lot of jokes but they are not contradictory. Personally, I like the male protagonist design, and Jiang Meng's transformation is also good. The shortcomings are summed up well by the author. I hope the author will continue to work hard and look forward to the next work.
Everyone has their own things to do. He also needs to study and practice every day. The road is ruthless, and it makes sense. When setting off, invite friends and companions, and travel around the world. After walking for a while, looking around in confusion, everyone around you is being pushed by fate to go in different directions. The so-called ruthlessness is just the bond between people, which is becoming less and less. Maybe one day, I will be the only one left. Looking back, I see old friends standing at different intersections waving. They say, don't look back, move forward. The partners who once walked side by side have finally grown into beings that the world looks up to. Jie Ai and others are sincerely happy. The journey we walked together and the days we spent together will always stay in the depths of our memories and shine brightly. Those friends with twinkling stars are destined to embark on a glorious path forward. They, who are not brilliant people, can only stop where they are and watch all the way. Just go to the highest place. Rest assured. If I look back, all those old friends will be there. People who care least about rules and regulations also have their own delicacy in their hearts. It's just a matter of words.
Personally, I think it is very reasonable for the author to let the poems appear in the form of feelings. It will not feel particularly abrupt like some protagonists reciting dozens or hundreds of poems at once, and the connection between the front and back is more coherent. Although the rhythm is slow in the early stage, the protagonist is trying to save himself at the beginning. It is definitely impossible to make such a big fuss by reciting poems. Five stars
The article is good, but he really likes to speak pornographically, and he occasionally speaks a few, which is okay, but you can't do it all the time. It makes it seem like Jiang Meng has no other advantages besides being able to speak pornographically. Then how could his father, who is the minister of the Ministry of War, teach such a child? When guessing lantern riddles, it has become a special place for pornographically speaking. I'm convinced. Of course, the flaws do not hide the virtues. Being pornographic cannot cover up the fact that this article is well written. If the author had not done so at that time, the rating of this book would have gone up.
It's really good to read. I like the book on Confucianism and Taoism. I didn't like the other similar books I read where the male protagonist had affairs with many women, but that wasn't in this book, so I liked it very much. I hope the author will publish new works.