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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After watching half of it, I finally understood why the rating for this show was so low – it's because it's full of raunchy jokes. However, the subject matter is quite novel and it's still worth watching since there isn't too much unnecessary dialogue.
Not bad, not bad at all, very good. The plot isn't mindless, there aren't any major flaws, and the protagonist's transformation is predictable. Most importantly, the author said there's no female lead! 😳😳 I've finished reading volume one so far, and I can give it four stars! The remaining star is for the active author.
I don't know why the rating is so low, but after reading so many books, I think this one is pretty good. It's the first time I've finished a novel without a female lead; the protagonist doesn't have any ambiguous relationships with other women, and there's no flirting that goes unrequited. Overall, it's acceptable.
It's full of jokes, funny, and has a good plot. It's not a mindless story at all, and the logic is quite rigorous. It's a great read!
Personally, I think it's quite good. I've read similar novels before, but I only read half of them before giving up. This book, however, really impressed me. I like the character Shen Chen'an because in his previous life, he lived alone with his grandfather, learning medicine from him. After transmigrating, he was able to use his knowledge to save people.
There are no lengthy passages, and most of the poems quoted are unfamiliar to the average person. There are quite a few inside jokes, but they are not contradictory. I personally like the male lead's character, and Jiang Meng's transformation is also good. The author's summary of the shortcomings is quite accurate. I hope the author continues to work hard, and I look forward to their next work.
Everyone has their own things to do. He also reads and practices self-cultivation every day. The Great Way is impartial and ruthless, and this is not without reason. When they set off, they called upon their friends and companions, and rode across the land.
Personally, I think the author's choice to present the poems in a spontaneous and heartfelt manner is very reasonable. It avoids the abruptness of some protagonists reciting dozens or even hundreds of poems at once. The transitions between poems are also quite smooth. Although the pacing is slower in the early stages, the protagonist is initially focused on self-preservation, so it's unlikely he would create such a commotion by reciting poetry. Five stars.
The article is well-written, but he really loves making lewd jokes. A few now and then is fine, but you can't keep doing it like this. It makes it seem like Jiang Meng has no other redeeming qualities besides making lewd jokes. His father was a Vice Minister of War, how could he have raised such a child? Even riddle-guessing games have become a special place for lewd jokes. Unbelievable!
It's really good. I love books about Confucianism and Taoism. In other similar novels I've read, the male protagonist has many ambiguous relationships with women, which I don't like, but this book doesn't. So I really like it. I hope the author will release new works.