
The Greatest Sage and Teacher
至圣先师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Don't change your poem easily
I rarely review books. I have been reading online novels for more than 10 years. Now it is difficult to find a book that I can continue to read. This book is still looking forward to the follow-up development. It is indeed a wonderful book. The author's writing is very good, and the protagonist's character is also very to my liking. He has revenge, complains, and is decisive in killing. Don't be afraid of the strong, don't bully the weak, be quick-witted, and know how to adapt. I hope the author can add another article to the novel: Wang Bo's Preface to the Pavilion of the Prince of Teng, which is known as the best parallel prose in ancient and modern times. It is a pity that he died young due to jealousy of talents. I hope he can shine generously in another world. Don't be surprised if you can barely comment on Chinese!
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How should I put it? I think the protagonist's father-in-law should be a reverse scholar. Otherwise, it makes no sense why he would keep targeting the protagonist. Logically speaking, if the protagonist is stronger, he will not target him or kill Fan Zhongyong. Although his daughter had a secret, she might not be his biological child. She might be a tool for him to break through as a reverse species scholar. After all, he killed the Nine-Headed Insect directly when he tried to talk about it. If I remember correctly, Monkey seems to have been born into a poor family. Although he is a bit crazy, he is not indifferent to right and wrong. Although he beats the drum and scolds Cao, he does not look down on the poor family. He is looked down upon by both the poor family and the nobles.
It's very good-looking, and the plot is very interesting. My wife likes Pei Shishi. He is really a young talent. I saw the poem "To Pei Shishi" for the first time. It's a pity that I didn't know such an appetizing poem so late. It was indeed written by the poet Li Bai. Are you serious? Why did you suddenly have a relationship with Xue Tao later? ? ? ? ? ? ? There was no warning at all. I had written about being so loyal to my fiancée before, but suddenly it turned into a harem? When I opened this chapter, I was suddenly traumatized. It felt like the male protagonist's character had collapsed. The cool stories I had read before seemed to have turned into shit and stuck in my heart. The more I write, the worse I get. [Smile]
One word "absolute"! I have read so many novels in the Confucian and Taoist series, and this one not only contains well-known poems, but also relatively unconventional poems for people to recall and learn from. In addition, the quotations and annotations of poems in the articles are also very good, promoting traditional Chinese culture. Good luck, author!
It looks good, the author is very talented Hurry up and write, I really can't get enough.
It's really good to read. It's a little awkward at the beginning, but it's really good at the end. Don't abandon the book just because the first few chapters are awkward. This book really gets better and better the more you read it.
Nice! The plot is exciting and almost every poem is reasonable [like]
Very exciting, I really like this type