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Although I don't like Hua Chenyu, I prefer to read less slap-in-the-face stories than brainless black novels. Those writings are getting closer to brainless and heroic writings.

Just update quickly and don't stop. [Explore] There is still a lot of traditional culture in our country still alive, right? [Exploration]

Come on, the author is great

What I said seems to be a ghost marriage. It doesn't seem to be love. The dialect seems to be from Shaanxi.

Very well written, I support it

Update quickly, why not update today? [Angry][angry]

It looks good. Come on, the author is awesome.

Very short

Thank you to the author! It's beautiful! ! !

Don't do homework?

Very wonderful novel

I must give it a good review, it's so well written.

This novel is very engrossing. The author's descriptive ability is very good, making people feel like they are immersed in the situation of the story. The story is compact, gripping, and enjoyable to read. The characters are distinct and have different personalities, allowing people to gain an in-depth understanding of each character's inner world. The whole story has clear logic and ups and downs in the plot, making people laugh and cry. This novel is worth reading.

Good-looking, really good-looking!

It's very interesting. Come on, author, don't stop. There are really no good novels left. Come on!

Not bad, good looking

Very beautiful, beautiful and beautiful.

It's so beautiful. Woohoo.

Destiny is called nature, nature is called Tao, and cultivating Tao is called teaching. Here's what I mean: "Destiny is called nature, self-discipline is called Tao, and cultivating the Tao is called teaching." It comes from "The Doctrine of the Mean", which means that the character given to people by God is called "nature", acting according to the nature of things is called "Tao", and cultivating according to the principles of "Tao" is called "teaching". This sentence embodies the Confucian moral and ethical outlook, which believes that human nature is good, and moral cultivation is the way to realize the perfection of human nature. Among them, "Destiny is called nature" emphasizes that human nature is given by God and is innate; "Spirit is called Tao" emphasizes that people should follow their own nature and not violate their own conscience and moral standards; "Cultivation is called teaching" emphasizes the importance of moral cultivation, believing that only through continuous self-cultivation can one achieve the state of moral perfection.

It's great. Keep updating. Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. Come on, come on.

Good, good, good looking

Big cheers for the author

Not bad, pretty good

Good looking Good looking Good looking

Personally I feel pretty good

Not bad, like it very much

It's really beautiful, keep up the good work

OK, too short

The book is pretty good and worth reading

A little bit unsatisfied