The Deposed Crown Prince: Reading Summons the Great Sages of China

The pen and ink are the blade, and the sages are the backup. This refreshing article of Confucianism and Taoism is so top-notch! ! ! At a time when there are so many useless counterattack articles, the book "The Wasted Prince: Reading Summons Chinese Sages" has a new twist - others rely on killing monsters to level up, while the protagonist Chen Guan becomes a god by chewing books, writing "Everything is low-grade, only reading is high" is written into the core of the cool point. At the beginning, the deposed prince Chen Guan is exiled to Northern Xinjiang, and the "Long River of Civilization" setting where he awakens from a desperate situation is amazing. Writing "The Analects of Confucius" to introduce the shadow of Confucius, and reciting "Mencius" to summon sages and Dharma figures are no longer boring words, but turning Chinese classics into real combat power: pen and ink can transform thousands of armies, poems can defeat thousands of enemies, and even half of the "Analects of Confucius" can intimidate the envoys from the imperial city, filling the romantic and domineering spirit of "using words to enter the Tao". The most rare thing is that the story is not trapped in personal pleasure. Chen Guan opened an academies in northern Xinjiang and promoted movable type printing. While using "Walking in the Army" to scare away the barbarian cavalry, he also used education to unite the hearts of the people. He not only retained the smooth rhythm of Wudiwen, but also added the pattern of "writing to settle the world". The intrigues in the court and the killings on the frontier go hand in hand, and the help of the sages and personal growth achieve each other, making the path of "Confucian sage" both full of passion for literature and rich in cultural heritage. If you are tired of the same upgrade flow and want to have a different taste in Shuangwen, this work that combines Chinese sages and counterattack Shuangdian is definitely worth reading!

"The Abandoned Prince: Reading Summons the Chinese Sages" tells the story of a prince who was brutally exiled, but he worked hard and studied hard in China and Japan, which opened up the ability to awaken the long river of civilization. The more you read, the stronger you become. This also tells us that reading can really make you stronger. This book has a very detailed perspective and uses many classic quotes. I personally think it is of great reading value and has strengthened my understanding of my country's culture. Great book! Read it twice. Chase

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Temporarily put your brain to sleep and experience the ultimate feeling of refreshment. Although the protagonist was defeated at the beginning, he had too much ink in his stomach and was able to get by like a fish in water. I have begun to look forward to the scene where Nanfangmi and Xiangji Temple will fight each other, and whoever loses will be the rebel.

The subject matter is novel, the writing is smooth, and the storyline is great👍🏻

A very nice novel, highly recommended.

The plot is vivid, the characterization is very successful, the plot is attractive, and it has a rich cultural background. It also has the flavor of refreshing writing. This work combines the refreshing points of Chinese sages and counterattacks. It is definitely worth reading!

Good-looking, logical and well-organized. It's good to read, I've been following it up, but it's just too little, not enough to read. Overall, it's not bad, and the various poems inserted are reasonable.

The plot is vivid, the characters are very successful, and the plot is attractive. I want to watch it again. I highly recommend it!

The author has a good reserve of knowledge and is able to write some poems and songs that fit the occasion. The content is rich and the characters are described in an incomparable way. It is beautiful and worth a read.