
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?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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- I Opened an Academy and Somehow Became the Forefather of Literature开了间书院,我竟成了文祖Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is really good. I hope there's no female lead, and the male lead focuses solely on developing his academy and teaching, while also being decisive in killing and clear about right and wrong. He shouldn't just be a gentle, good-natured character. Like that disciple's aunt—wouldn't she become a friend? I suggest that even if they can't be enemies, they shouldn't be friends. It would be better if they could teach this arrogant person a lesson. 🤦
I think it's a good book. The ideas are fresh, and the writing is fluent. I don't understand why readers these days are so picky. Writing a book is not easy, and it's impossible to capture every detail perfectly. I hope the author continues to work hard; I'm looking forward to reading it!
The comments with their witty remarks had me laughing so hard 🤦, definitely worth checking out!
It's not one of those clichéd rags-to-riches stories, nor is it a world where only the protagonist knows Chinese characters while everyone else is clueless, and it's certainly not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. You can genuinely learn something from this novel. The author has a deep foundation in classical Chinese poetry and prose, demonstrating solid literary skills.
The part where Bai Xian'er invites the poetry gathering was already a bit problematic, and the protagonist's outburst of anger made me want to deduct a star, but I decided against it. The rest of the book was actually quite good. However, it completely fell apart in chapters 70-71 when Bai Xian'er's junior sister appeared. This likely caused more than half the readers to leave.
It is unique in the world and rivals the Four Great Classical Novels.
The plot is very original, unlike other books of this type that only rewrite the Yueyang Tower and the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng. The writing is good, but it's a bit slow to get going. To be frank, I don't know why the rating is a bit too low; it's much better than some novels with ratings of 8 or 9 on Tomato.
I read over a hundred chapters in one go. The author's writing is amazing; I was completely empathetic throughout and almost cried the whole time. Having read Tomato for so long, this novel is one of the very few that has moved me like this. 👍
I caught up to the yellow button in a day and a half. This score is too low. Yet another excellent piece (I didn't understand the author's original poem, my cultural knowledge is limited). I think it's quite good. It's more realistic than Lord Xu of Wei. Although scholars have it easy, it's unbecoming for gentlemen to be constantly arguing and seeking revenge. Mr.
It's a very good novel. It reflects the spirit of Mr. Qi and also the character of a predecessor who carried on a lost art. It's very enjoyable. Also, does the author have a female protagonist in this book?