In the world of Confucianism and Taoism, literary spirit is the foundation, demons are rampant, people's hearts are unpredictable, life is unpredictable, and the future is uncertain.
The natal cultural treasure travels through time and space. In the Wenchang Tower, there are thousands of poems, spoken in chapters, and the words are followed.
Chen Zhibai, a time traveler, carries the Wenchang Tower, his natal treasure, to fight evildoers, sweep away demons, and control the world. One poem can turn over rivers and seas, move mountains and mountains, stir up the world, and achieve the supreme status of a great poet with a mortal body.
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The content related to the eighteen levels of hell may not be completely consistent with the ancient poem in the traditional sense: "The Hell of Diaojin, the Hell of Netherworld, and the Fire Pit Hell are lonely and troubled. They are all caused by the thousands of deeds committed during life, and they will be punished after death. Fengdu Hell, Tongue Pulling Hell, and Skin Skinning Hell are crying and miserable, just because of unfaithfulness and unfilial piety, and the Buddha's mouth and snake heart fell into this door." This passage comes from "Journey to the West" and uses a literary description to introduce some of the scenes of hell and why people fall into it.
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Very good-looking, one of the top three in Tomato Confucianism and Taoism. Those who love to read Confucianism and Taoism are blessed because you have read this book
Great work, keep up the good work!
It's very appetizing at the moment. .
It feels okay
Not bad, it would be great if it had more than one million words
The content related to the eighteen levels of hell may not be completely consistent with the ancient poem in the traditional sense: "The Hell of Diaojin, the Hell of Netherworld, and the Fire Pit Hell are lonely and troubled. They are all caused by the thousands of deeds committed during life, and they will be punished after death. Fengdu Hell, Tongue Pulling Hell, and Skin Skinning Hell are crying and miserable, just because of unfaithfulness and unfilial piety, and the Buddha's mouth and snake heart fell into this door." This passage comes from "Journey to the West" and uses a literary description to introduce some of the scenes of hell and why people fall into it.
Come on, come on, it's very good
Beautiful! Recommend it
Great, come on, author
Very good-looking, one of the top three in Tomato Confucianism and Taoism. Those who love to read Confucianism and Taoism are blessed because you have read this book
Great work, keep up the good work!
It's very appetizing at the moment. .
It feels okay
Not bad, it would be great if it had more than one million words