Wandering the Martial World with a Sword in a Confucian Realm

A unique and enlightening book with good ideas. However, the plot is a bit flawed. Confucian scholars and literati have great righteousness, so why not use great righteousness? Secondly, there is too little poetry. There are so many poems in the Tang and Song Dynasties, but most of them are killings and wars. For example, in the Tang Dynasty, Wang Changling said: "The moon was bright in the Qin Dynasty and the Han Dynasty passed, and the people of the long march of thousands of miles have not returned. But the flying generals of the Dragon City are here, and they will not teach Hu Ma to cross the Yinshan Mountains." Fight several people back. "Du Fu "draws the bow to draw strength, and uses the arrow to shoot the horse first." Check it carefully and use the words "what" for the "what" scene. If you have no specific ideas, you can read the book "The Supreme Sage of Confucianism and Taoism". As far as the current Internet literary world is concerned, this book can be said to be the only one with the same type of subject matter. It is said to be unprecedented and unprecedented. It's not an exaggeration, as they say in the entertainment industry, debut is the peak.

The writing is okay, but the protagonist is not decisive enough, and the literary principles are not fully written, such as the aura of awe-inspiring, the character of saint, and the tools for enlightenment of literary principles. There are only a few sentences before and after the poem. If the poem reaches the fairyland, there is more than one rule of the wind.

It's very interesting, but I just want to ask if the author has a single heroine?

When someone from the mother's family saw a pig's trotters, they didn't want to win over them but wanted to kill them. What did they think?

Compared to other novels, the saintly realm in this book is so crotch-heavy.