A Confucian Scholar Who Knows Martial Arts: Mastering the Art of Verbal Combat from the Start
儒生会武功，开局抡语大成
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 169k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
79Chapters
2Reads
6.1Score
1Listens
217.1kReads · all time
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Why are there so many people reading? What's one thing you still don't understand after reading it? I didn't even understand the Confucian and Taoist rules of this book, so I just commented without permission and wanted to kill people. Confucian scholars attach great importance to rules. This is the strongest point and the weakest point of Confucian scholars in the author's works. For those who break the rules, Confucian scholars will attack those who violate the rules. But if there is no evidence, or the person who broke the rules cannot provide evidence, then Confucian scholars cannot take action. Even the protagonist is unable to disobey this matter, or in other words, cannot disobey it before it reaches its peak, because this is the underlying rule of Confucianism and Taoism in the world described by the author. To put it bluntly, the Confucianism and Taoism in this world are too righteous. Compared with readers like you who like to break the rules wantonly, it is really not good. But for the people in the world written by the author, it is simply great. In other words, those who like it will definitely believe that the writing is truly righteous. Those who don't like it will feel that it is too aggrieved and forced to drag it away. But if even Confucianism and Taoism, which set the rules, can violate the rules at will, it is equivalent to the people who make the laws in our world can break the laws at will, then the whole world will be in chaos. To put it bluntly, the author's Confucianism has both advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that you can see the real Confucianism. In the author's writing, Confucianism is no longer just a force, but truly has the spirit of Confucianism. This is equivalent to reaching the close-to-ideal state of Confucianism in history, not the kind of rotten Confucianism who talks a lot but also has bad thoughts, but the real Confucianism. The disadvantage is that as the current readers have said, everything must follow the rules, and when dealing with certain situations, you will feel very delayed and passive.
It's pretty good, it's my type It looks okay so far, but it's a bit strange that the queen actually cooperates with the demon clan.
Come on, I can read the latest chapter, that's enough for me
Very beautiful and very innovative
It's good to read, but it's too short and not enough to read. It's a typical and enjoyable flow of fighting monsters. Wenhuang recommends reading it!
It's a fun read for now, it's still very good
Very nice book
It looks okay for now
Not bad, pretty good-looking
It looks okay for now.