[Female-led Confucian cultivation + literary plagiarism + nation and family + battle poems + strong heroine + brutal world + survival]
I’ve always loved the Confucian cultivation setting, but after searching for ages, I couldn’t find a story I liked. So I decided to try something new and write the story I wanted to read! Caution: This is a brutal world of survival, so the heroine is the cold-blooded, merciless type by default. If that’s not your thing, please move along, dear readers. No nasty comments, thank you (#^.^#)🙏🏻
After waking up one morning, Li Zhaoyang, a freshman in the literature department, finds herself in another world as an illiterate peasant girl. Here, literary energy reaches the heavens, poetry can slay thousands of enemies, and essays can repel invaders and bring peace to the land.
The original girl and her family were weak and useless, bullied at will by the villagers. Now that Li Zhaoyang has transmigrated, watch her stir up this otherworldly storm! The Star of Literary Brilliance shatters, and a core descends from the heavens, merging with her.
From then on, the dormant poetic soul of Huaxia awakens within her! Facing savage half-demon jackals, she recites, “Ten steps to kill a man, a thousand miles without a trace,” and her literary energy becomes a sword, dazzling the world!
When met with mockery and oppression, she chants, “How could we be mere weeds?” Rising higher with every step, she delivers face-slapping comeuppance to all those petty fools!
From an impoverished peasant family to the pinnacle of the Sacred Way, she wields the poetic soul of five thousand years of glorious Huaxia history and, as a woman in this Confucian world, writes a legend of a woman attaining sainthood!
Watch as she turns poetry into a blade and essays into a shield, her phoenix song ringing through the heavens as she brings peace to the land!
I really don't like this. Literary arts are all trivial except for poems and songs? The structure of the world in this text is too small, and the literature is too small. In ancient times, Nuo dance music connects the world, the world in chess is strategized, and paintings can be imaginary and realistic. The word "wen" should not just be poetry, but civilization and culture.
I think the heroine has family and country justice in her heart, so she doesn't need many female rivals, right? There are always people who know the heroine's strength and provoke her again and again (here I suggest the author write less about female competition). Some people may be dissatisfied with the heroine, but the heroine has made some achievements, and they are still dissatisfied with the heroine. They either send people to kill the heroine, or compete with the heroine in poems and songs. Some parts of the author's writing are very good, but in the area of social competition between females and males, the author has gone too far. If it weren't for the fact that there were too few Confucian and Taoist texts on female channels, they were too scarce, and I wouldn't even want to give it three stars.
I hope you guys will like this setting (●'◡'●) When writing this female channel's Confucianism and Taoism, I hid my pleasure in the writing! As an author, what I was most obsessed with when writing this Confucian and Taoist novel was to make the heroine's counterattack feel both literary and refreshing! This is not a brainless trick. The heroine relies on "The Analects" to clarify her mind and fights with poetry. When her literary spirit is condensed, she can fight against evil spirits. When she writes down the words, she can follow the rules. The practice of Confucianism and Taoism is never empty talk, but a real combat power bonus~ I put a lot of thought into the creation of each image, so that classmates and close friends do not hold back, and villains do not subdue their wits. Everyone has their own way. There is no bloody rivalry, only the passion of protecting the way and the fight for one's own way! The plot is not filled with water, and the game of power is hidden in the exchange of words. The growth line is clear and not delayed. From an orphan girl from a poor family to a leader in Confucianism and Taoism, from protecting one's own heart to protecting the people for the country's righteousness, there will be infrastructure and people's livelihood in the follow-up. You can follow it slowly. Baozi, who likes cultural heritage + strong female characters, rushes with his eyes closed. Pen and ink are the blade, and literary spirit is the armor. This Confucian and Taoist counterattack really gets better and better as he writes about it. There will be greater secrets and court games in the follow-up, which will definitely make you unable to stop watching!
The author can very well introduce ancient texts from the Book of Songs into the text. Five star support.
I gave up after reading 5 chapters. Literary arts is not just poetry, but also music, chess, calligraphy and painting. The two scribes who passed by at the beginning, and the two women who performed later, each praised and criticized the other, and their horizons were narrowed.
The female channel is literary, I guess it's passionate writing, with a lot of poems and songs.
Mark it, the heroine gives me the feeling of being as big as a person
Wow, it's been updated. Keep checking.
Have been suppressed, feared, and targeted
It turns out that there is CP and it's a waste of my time.