Honghuang: Bitter Bamboo Takes Human Form, and My Master Calls Me Shameless

Author! We readers are miserable!!! Our chapter was taken away by the author and has not been returned yet!!! After going through a lot of hardships to track down Tomato, I finally found the author and wanted to recover the chapters, but the author returned two chapters in one day! There is no way to maintain consumption, our bookshelves are barren, and I don't know which author keeps delaying updates. It is still not finished yet. We are suffering!!! Author, please show mercy and return the remaining chapters to us within one day 😢

Okay, buddy, I'm the only one who thinks those two saints in the West are really for the West, okay? People in the West are really poor if they are poor.

666, There is no female protagonist in ancient texts. Could it be that I have been lusting after watching the harem for a long time? Don't know how to rise and fall! This book is destined to me, I give it five stars

It's good to watch, I love to read it, the content is very humorous and interesting. I personally like the prehistoric novels where the main character is the revival of the West. Compared to the Three Qing Dynasties, which rely on the lingering charm of Pangu, the Two Saints of the West are more worthy of the title of Saints. They have been running for hundreds of millions of years for the revival of the West regardless of shame. I think if someone chooses them, they don't want to be a shameless person. There is no way. Fa, the Western continent is really too poor. With a leader like this, he deserves the great prosperity of the West. 👍 [Laughter] [Laughter] Finally, the author, can you unify the time for updating chapters? For example, it would be better to post one chapter at 8 o'clock every day, and one chapter at 10 o'clock. And how can two chapters a day be enough? Let's start at least 10 more [smile][smile][smile]

Hahahaha, it makes me laugh to death. The protagonist goes to one place and cries in another place, especially when he cries in front of Daozu. It makes me laugh to death.

Author, who are you? The Guinness record is for typing out 807 letters per minute. Calculating that each Chinese character requires six letters, you can type out about 134 words per minute. Since you are not the record holder, we will calculate it as 100 words per minute. According to WHO standards, a person's healthy sleep time is eight hours, and you spend about two hours eating every day, another 20 minutes to go to the toilet, 40 minutes to wash up, one hour to exercise, two hours to get inspired, and then stripping off one hour to fish in a daze, you should have nine hours Come typing, and I'm about to type 435,780 words. Calculated based on 2,000 words per chapter, there should be 36 chapters, but you only put so much content every day, what's going on? To be honest, is it a deduction? The donkeys in the production team didn't dare to rest like this, so the author quickly got up to type! 🙂🙂🙂

"Experiences of Civilized Etiquette Class" Civilized etiquette is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. It is like a beacon that illuminates our way forward and guides us to show good qualities and style in interpersonal interactions. After taking the civilized etiquette class, I gained a lot and gained a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of civilized etiquette. In class, the teacher explained various aspects of civilized etiquette to us in a simple and easy-to-understand manner through vivid examples and interesting interactive sessions. From the most basic behavior, such as proper standing and sitting posture, and the upward curve of the corners of the mouth when smiling, to eye contact and tone of voice when talking to others; from daily social etiquette, such as greetings when meeting, details of being a guest and entertaining guests, to observing order in public places, caring for the environment, etc., I suddenly realized that civilized etiquette permeates every aspect of life. In the past, although I knew some basic requirements of civilized etiquette, I did not pay too much attention to them, and I would often inadvertently commit some rude behaviors. For example, when talking to others, sometimes I interrupt the other person's words because of my anxiety. Now that I think about it, how disrespectful that is. Through this class, I deeply understood the importance of listening, and learned to wait patiently for others to finish speaking before expressing my own opinions. This not only reflects respect for others, but also helps to create a good communication atmosphere. When it comes to public places, in the past, although I knew I had to abide by order, I would occasionally get lucky because of some small conveniences. After taking the civilized etiquette class, I truly realized that public order is the criterion for ensuring everyone's harmonious coexistence. Every small uncivilized behavior may cause inconvenience to others or damage the overall environment. Now, whether I am keeping quiet in the library or taking the initiative to give up my seat to someone in need on the bus, I feel that it is something I should do naturally, and when I do this, I feel a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment. The civilized etiquette class is more like a baptism of the soul, which made me understand that civilized etiquette is actually an external manifestation of inner cultivation. It is not a superficial thing that is deliberately done to show to others, but a sincere expression that comes from the heart and is put into practice. Nowadays, I always remind myself to use civilized etiquette to regulate my words and deeds. I also hope that through my actions, I can influence the people around me, let the flowers of civilized etiquette bloom in more places, and make the world we live in more beautiful and warmer because of civilization. In short, this civilized etiquette class is of great significance to me. It has opened the door for me to live a more civilized and courteous life. I will also walk firmly along this path full of "property".

Hahaha, if I could really travel through time, I would also like to join the Western religion

I read chapters 1-47 in one go. It's rare to see a novel with a Western protagonist on Tomato, and the content is pretty good. The protagonist is a shameless one, which is quite fun! Even though I am used to calling him Bu Zhou Shan, this book keeps calling me Zhou Shan, which makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.

I can only say that the most different thing between this book and other books is Hongyun. In this book, lawlessness is synonymous with him. What I mean is that in his later period, after he became a saint, he originally practiced the path of freedom. After becoming a saint, he became even more lawless.