Studying and Cultivating at the Same Time

The title of the book is "Reading and Practicing at the same time", but since the male protagonist started practicing, I haven't seen much reading. I think the latter kind is at best a practice of exercises, but there are very few. They all refer to Confucianism, but I feel it is similar to Taoism, just covered with Confucianism. Logically speaking, our understanding of Confucianism should not be the kind of people with a noble mind and righteousness. Also, I haven't seen the male protagonist read more than a few books, except for a few anecdotes. In short, the content of the book is pretty good, but I feel that the title is not appropriate. It might as well be called My Daily Practice in the Book Garden 🤦

I feel quite comfortable, the subject matter is thoughtful, the writing style is fresh, and the writing style doesn't want to overload the words in most novels in Persimmon

Good-looking, beautifully written, compact plot

The literary talent is good and the concept is also good. I like the plain but interesting way of telling stories, promoting good and punishing evil, and pursuing beauty [Blow kiss]