The Peerless Sage of Letters

Keep up the good work, author! ^0^~

It's written in a pretentious, artsy style, but the writing is poor, and the story isn't well-told. It's like trying to draw a tiger but ending up with a dog instead.

I dislike this type of writing; it's like everyone's an enemy. It's like the whole world hates you. Where do all these idiots come from?!

Beautiful women either become adopted sisters or goddaughters; it's unbearable to see them, it's heartbreaking to watch.

Personal opinion After reading about a hundred chapters, the protagonist is consistently portrayed as an extremely devoted lover. He rejects so many devoted women who sacrifice for him throughout the book, yet he's infatuated with a fictional woman who is essentially a figment of the reader's imagination. It feels a bit too unrealistic. If there were multiple female leads, this whole fantasy would be more intriguing, but with only one, this fictional woman feels too unrealistic.

I like books that depict modern times, reform Confucianism, and the protagonist becoming a teacher with a strong sense of righteousness that can defend against enemies.

You portray the characters as too miserable, which makes your writing seem unrealistic and kills the motivation to keep reading!

He's a serious "artsy youth," the self-indulgent type.

The latest chapter finally spread the reputation of "Su Ang having adopted sons everywhere".

Finished reading it... Worth the full subscription price... To put it simply: It's perfect for lounging in a recliner, sipping a cup of tea, and enjoying the autumn breeze. However, the digital version just doesn't quite capture the essence of the experience. The print version would definitely be more comfortable to read. It's best to read it slowly and carefully!