The Path to Godhood for a Chinese Classics Top Student

After wandering around for many times, I found that the author's article was deeply in my heart. The rest, I'm sorry, I didn't feel.

After reading the article, give it a thumbs up again

Sisters, after reading this article, is there anything else to say? I can't find any articles on this subject on the entire Internet. I like it so much.

It feels like the author spent a lot of time researching information in order to write this article, which is actually quite rare. But how can I put it, all the way to the end, I personally felt that the protagonist's golden finger was a bit too broad. The Chinese science and technology grasped it, which made the later part of the article a bit loose. It seems that even reading one or two chapters alone or taking out these chapters does not affect the overall reading. It is still interesting, but it is a bit awkward. In fact, if you focus on Chinese studies, there are a lot of things that can be written. Chinese civilization has a long history, is profound, and profound. In fact, an article that promotes Chinese studies does not need to list many national quintessences. If it can truly depict the spirit of concentration and perseverance carried by Chinese studies, it will be moving enough. From the author's description, it can be seen that the protagonist himself is actually a gifted person, but he is definitely not a god many times better than the people on earth. Only through systematic teaching by famous teachers and self-study can he excel in all walks of life. However, I would like to say that excellence in every industry requires a lot of time and hard work and sincere enthusiasm. The protagonist's efforts and gains seem to be out of proportion. It seems that the system provides fairy dew and unexplained different flow rates of time to make the protagonist stand at the top of various fields like a god. It always feels a bit ridiculous. There is also the protagonist's achievements in modern science, mathematics and physics. It feels that there is no particularly suitable integration point with Chinese studies, and there is always a sense of separation. It feels like the author feels that Xiaoyu cannot become famous in the world through Chinese studies quickly, so he participates in physics competitions and solves mathematical conjectures to cause a worldwide sensation. The reason why traditional culture has become more and more silent in modern times has a lot to do with the time it takes to settle. Coupled with the modern fast-paced lifestyle and the barriers between Chinese and Western cultures, it is normal for it to be difficult to resonate with foreigners. Even domestic people also need steady guidance. The second half of the article feels like Xiaoyu uses less time than others to do what many talented scientists cannot do, and then cuts through the cracks. Need to do something for Chinese studies, but I always feel that Chinese studies have lost... Coupled with metaphysics, I feel that the worldview is in jeopardy (it seems to be to promote the development of emotional lines, patriotism actually has many forms of expression). Also, Chinese studies are full of dazzling jewelry, but also have the dregs of the times. I have been looking forward to Xiaoyu having a good discussion with the senior brothers and masters in the system about the controversial Confucianism today. It is in line with the background of the times to inherit and advance it. I have written so much without criticism (I simply couldn't sleep tonight and wanted to write some reflections). Maybe I didn't read carefully and didn't pay attention to some of them. I hope the author can write better and better and become more and more popular. Come on!

"Foreign Internal Medicine" gave the author a big bug ~

Oh, really want to see it? I can only rely on my own imagination to figure out the sweet married life with Mr. Fu.

It's really awesome

After reading it, I felt that it was crooked and the writing was so big that in the end I could only treat the fish like a paper person, but the system itself is not in the real world that I know. Alas, but I still spread my flowers ~

When will the Poor Monk's reboot be updated?

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