The Saints Descend Upon All Heavens
圣临诸天
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- Completed
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- 284k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 7y ago
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Infinite Worlds, a Little Bit of Everything: A Bookworm's Reading List
I've vetted every book on this list. They're original, well plotted, logically consistent, and substantial. I just want to quietly recommend books. I'll add or remove titles from time to time if I think they're well written. ……
The Myriad Worlds Travelogue
Novels centered on the Myriad Worlds and traversing through time and space
Mine
Made to order
Currently Reading
A list of books I’m reading now that seem pretty good and have some satisfying moments
Interesting Books
This list is full of books I personally find interesting! I hope they bring a smile to your face :-D
Personal Favorites
No female lead or a single female lead. I can accept multiple female or male leads only if the story is truly exceptional. I personally prefer no female lead. Not a fan of mindless characters, childish writing, protagonists who lose their heads around women, or protagonists everyone falls in love with at first sight and insists on marrying. (Why have so many books I've recommended ended up on hiatus? Am I bad luck?)
Finished and Currently Following...
A hodgepodge, without any particular category. Nothing more than what I like.
My 2018 Reading List
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My Reading List
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Serialized Jiawen
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Carefree Book Nook
A mixed bag of books that seemed pretty good.
Niche Booklist (Personal Favorites)
Hidden gems that don't show up on reading lists: 1. Pirate's Prison of the Dead 2. Reborn: The Entrepreneurial Empire 3. The Shadow of the Empire 4. Infinite Cheats 5. Traveler in the Game World 6. The Chronicles of Zhu Xia 7. The Legendary American Tycoon 8. The Game World in My Imagination 9. Diary of a Data Creature Observer 10. Picking Up Treasures in Dungeons 11. Go on a Blind Date, Dad
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Furthermore, the title "King Zhou of Shang" is a later, smeared name used by Confucian scholars, much like how the Tang dynasty smeared Emperor Yang Guang. In your text, you should refer to him as "Di Xin," and the rulers of the Shang dynasty were considered Heavenly Emperors, capable of being deified after death, not as emperors of later dynasties like the Zhou.
The saying "If the ruler commands the subject to die, the subject has no choice but to die!" Doesn't seem to have appeared in the Shang Dynasty!
"When the ruler commands the subject to die, the subject has no choice but to die." This is one of the "Three Cardinal Guides and Five Constant Virtues" proposed by Dong Zhongshu. In the Song Dynasty, the Cheng-Zhu school of Neo-Confucianism further developed this ethical standard.
The author has been absent for a few days now. Based on the existing content, I've made some guesses about the outline of the book and even wrote a short poem. Hope you enjoy it!
The spirit of literature, ink, paper, and inkstone is condensed; how can the fate of kings, nobles, generals, and ministers be predetermined? The teacher of all ages enlightens the people; the sage's teachings continue to usher in an era of peace.
Why try to whitewash Tian Boguang? I instantly lost interest in watching.
The system-based genre in the Chinese mythological world just feels so awkward! Sigh! Martial arts has already been battered and bruised by systems, and now it's in mythology—I wonder if the mythological world can survive this calamity!
Every era has its own characteristics. Last time I read a book about a medieval baron clamoring for equality for all, and it was so jarring. Now, this story about the slave-owning Shang Dynasty also shouting about equality for everyone is just ridiculous. If you like to project your own image onto the story, it's one thing for the protagonist to treat their servants well, but to challenge the entire social order in broad daylight... Haha. 🙂
The author clearly loves the name "Ritian" (日天), constantly naming the protagonist after it. "Virtue not matching fate" (德不配命) is a recipe for death, especially in a world of divine manifestations. It would be better if he were killed by the Jade Emperor the moment he stepped outside.
Actually, the author should have thrown that book away and focused on writing this one. That one was unreadable.
I'd like to ask, where did you get your so-called official history? The historical records of the Shang Dynasty are already incomplete, and even specialized researchers don't know the specifics of what happened back then. Current research is all just speculation. Where did you find your so-called official history? And now that the supernatural has come out, you're talking to me about official history!