The First Upright Scholar of the Confucian Way

It's very beautiful. It has a sense of human beings and fantasy. It's well connected. I hope there won't be a female protagonist.

It's quite unique. I've read similar books before, but the setting of this book is quite large, and the characters are quite distinct. So far, it doesn't feel too pretentious or arrogant, and the relationship doesn't involve a harem. It may be that the author didn't write well in this aspect, and there are no women at all. I hope to write better and better in the future, and don't end it. The setting is quite interesting.

It's a book I like very much. I hope it won't be removed from the shelves or discontinued. I feel like the author is not in a good mood.

It's a pretty good Confucian and Taoist text. I hope the author can keep it up.

The logic is clear and organized, and the content is comfortable and connotative. I highly recommend it (´-ω-`)

As someone who mostly watches female videos, the author really writes well. The real feeling is the male protagonist's life growth and experience process, not Long Aotian. There is no kind of person who doesn't understand the meaning of the poem and uses it randomly, and there is no way for the male protagonist to grow up, and there are bound to be all kinds of entanglements. There is no kitsch description of female characters in male videos in order to attract most readers. Why are there so few reviews for this book? I wish I could have a hundred people commenting on it every day. The author, please don't give up. Female fans will also love to read it.

I really liked the previous one, and the plot was good. I thought it didn't have a heroine. But when I saw chapter 53, the protagonist received a girl's intimate underwear. Although the protagonist didn't know that she had just taken it off and gave it to him, it was so estranged. Moreover, the protagonist gave her a poem and a cultural treasure like a token of love. It's hard to find a novel that I like.

Not bad. As a person who has traveled through time, the protagonist has a lot of poems. In addition, after traveling through time, his memory is enhanced. At the same time, it also promotes ancient poetry very well. In the early and middle stages, I wrote poems, practiced, and improved my realm. In the later period, when Xia Sheng fell and various countries fought wars, there were relatively few poems, all describing the war. The ending, I didn't expect. Emperor Xia blinded his mind and imprisoned the protagonist in the book pavilion. His family was also threatened with house arrest, but fortunately, it was very satisfying to deprive Emperor Xia of his throne in the end. In fact, there are no plots in the article about looking down on others and naughty children. The worst part is being stabbed in the back by Emperor Xia. The plot is still good.

This is another book on Confucianism and Taoism that I have read since The Supreme Sage of Confucianism and Taoism. The ones I read before were basically copied from those written by The Supreme Saint of Confucianism and Daoism. This book is more like the world of Confucianism and Taoism in my mind. The Supreme Saint of Confucianism and Daoism is a bit like an alternative martial arts text.

It's a good read. The first half is mainly about the rise of the protagonist, and the second half starts to talk about the war and the world structure. The transition is very good. Each supporting character is also very personal. They are resourceful but not brain-burning, benevolent but not holy. There are traces of the growth of the protagonist. I look forward to seeing if there are any extras.