Books Are Useless? Why Are You Kneeling When My Words Make the Law?
读书无用？我言出法随你跪什么？
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
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- 9mo ago
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This book looks really good. I hope that there will be no female protagonist. The male protagonist will only develop his own academy and teach, and he can also be decisive in killing and grudges. He should not only have a gentle personality and be a good person. Just like the aunt of this registered disciple, wouldn't she become a friend? I suggest that even if you can't be an enemy, don't be a friend. It would be better if you can teach such a condescending person a lesson [face covering]
I think it is a good book with novel ideas and smooth writing. I don't understand why today's readers are so picky. It is not easy to write a book, and it is impossible to write every detail into your heart. I hope the author will continue to work hard and wait and see!
The comments and memes made me laugh so hard [covering my face], it's worth watching
It's not the clichéd useless beginning, nor is it a world where the protagonist only knows Chinese characters and the others can't do anything else, nor is it the kind of mindless and cool novel. You can really learn something from this novel. The author has a profound accumulation of ancient poetry and prose, and has good literary skills. The plot is smoothly connected, the protagonist's strength is not abrupt, the world view is grand but not falling apart, and the foreshadowing is even more subtle and subtle. All in all, I highly recommend this book. This book is one of the best novels about the Confucian world that I have ever read.
Originally, the scene where Bai Xianer invited the poetry party was a bit difficult to break down. The protagonist got angry and wanted to deduct one star, but let it go. The back is actually pretty good. It wasn't until Chapter 70-71 that Junior Sister Bai Xianer appeared and collapsed. Basically, it will reach more than half of the readers. No wonder this book's rating is now 8.3. The writing style is a bit poor on the emotions or some character descriptions of the supporting characters and the protagonist. I reluctantly give it 4 stars.
There is only one in the world, and it is comparable to the four great masterpieces.
The plot content is very novel, unlike other books of this type that only include the Yueyang Tower and the Preface to Tengwang Pavilion. The writing is good, but it is relatively slow. Let me be honest, the rating is a bit too low for some reason. It is much better than some novels on Tomato that have a rating of 8.00 Or 9.00.
I read more than a hundred chapters in one go. The author's writing skills are amazing and the whole process is empathetic. I almost cried while reading it. I have been reading Tomato for so long. This novel can be said to be one of the few books that can make me feel like this [Like]
It took me a day and a half to catch up with the yellow button. This score is too low. It is another excellent article (I didn't understand the author's self-written poem because I have limited literacy) I think it's very good. It's more in line with reality than Mr. Xu from Wei State. Although it's great to be a scholar, being a gentleman and quarreling and retaliating all day long is not consistent with his status. Mr. Lu is still more like a gentleman, but I hope that the old author can reduce the chapters or change the way to play the disciple portraits in this book, so as not to create a sense of tearing. There are dozens of chapters of disciple plots at every turn, and it is easy to forget the main plot and have to go back. If you can finish a disciple plot in one go, just pretend that I didn't say it [making faces]
This is a very nice novel. There are traces of Mr. Qi in it as well as the figure of an ancestor who inherited his knowledge from the past. It is very interesting. I want to ask the author if there is a heroine in this book.