World of Gods

Seeing the end of the Battle of Athens in 646, I felt a little tired. Speaking of "The World of Gods", it is difficult not to compare it with "The Holy Sage of Confucianism and Taoism" 1. One of the most uncomfortable parts for me is that in "Confucianism and Taoism", Fang Yun and the scholars argued with each other, causing The classics and scriptures come and go, and I enjoyed watching them. However, in "Gods", Su Ye is the only one preaching, teaching Lao Huo's philosophical insights. Everyone is just an audience, and he is the only one who is forcing him to learn philosophy. 2. The second most uncomfortable thing is Su Ye's golden finger. By analogy, it's equivalent to Fang Yun not going to Xuehai to get the literary heart directly, and being invincible in the early stage. He had this tendency when he was in the Persian Arena. The most intuitive manifestation was in the Pythian Games. Although those pictures are indispensable, what are they called? That cross-country competition almost made me fall asleep. Others' talents are created by themselves. Su Ye only relies on killing. In comparison, I feel that his fighting ability is far inferior to Aristotle. Let's play a Tiancan Potato joke: Su Ye: I am a poor person, and I have just been reborn and encountered a life crisis Fang Yun: I am from a poor family, and I will be as good as a child if I don't pass the exam Su Ye: I have a golden finger called the altar Fang Yun: I have a golden finger called the World of Wonderful Books Su Ye: My altar can give me a lot of talents, and I am directly invincible Fang Yun : I'm not good at it, I can only read books, my literary heart is all obtained by myself in Xuehai Su Ye: I am invincible on the battlefield, one person can defeat a million troops Fang Yun: I am not good, I have to rely on my teammates, without teammates I will be done in the Holy Market Su Ye: I have a navy best friend named Themis, who is not serious Fang Yun: I have a navy best friend named Zhang Boyue, who is not serious either Su Ye: There is someone above me named Milteyard, who is very serious, and he is miserable Fang Yun: There is also someone named Jiang Hechuan above me, who is very serious, and he is miserable Su Ye: God of War Mountain is annoying me, but luckily there are people who help me Fang Yun: The Za family always annoys me, but luckily there are people who help me Su Ye: I often get enlightenment in Lion Harbor, but I rarely go there Fang Yun: I always study in Wudao River I have basically never been to the book Su Ye: I want to break the distinction between the poor and the nobles, protect Athens, and achieve equality for all people Fang Yun: I want to break the monopoly of the aristocratic family, protect Jingguo, and allow women to take the imperial examination Su Ye: ..... I am written by a person called Eternal Fire Fang Yun: You are a later one, and I am the main palace Welcome to discuss

(The following is purely a personal opinion. Book friends are welcome to argue, but please do not attack personally) First of all, I want to declare: I really like the author's previous article "The Holy Sage of Confucianism and Taoism". Except for the content at the end, I have read the content before Fang Yun was canonized many times. But, for "World of Gods", I can only say, sorry, I don't like it very much. First, let me tell you why I like the first half of "The Supreme Sage of Confucianism and Taoism". Although Fang Yun has a golden finger, his ability to improve so quickly is not entirely due to the golden finger. There are many connotations of Fang Yun's own methods in it. And it can be clearly seen that Fang Yun is a person, a living person. He has his own character, emotions, sorrows, and shortcomings. He is improving himself at any time, and he integrates knowledge and action. The author was very careful when creating this character in the early stage. But after Burying the Sacred Valley, I personally feel that Fang Yun has become more and more out of touch with the people. He has become more and more like a god who treats all things as a stupid dog, and is no longer an excellent person (after Rong Yaojie wiped out the galaxy at a glance, he used people to step on ants as an excuse. Obviously this is Out of touch with the living people), and even personally feel that it goes against its original intention (I have established a heart for heaven and earth, and I have established peace for all generations, but what about establishing a destiny for the living people? I only see establishing a destiny for the human race). This is why I don't like the later period of "The Holy Sage of Confucianism and Taoism". Let's talk about "World of Gods" again. It's okay for the protagonist to grow up by relying on plug-ins. This is called a cool novel that pretends to be a slap in the face. Simply writing this is just cliché and the same. It's okay for the protagonist to preach to others (preaching). This is called positive energy. Simply writing this will make this novel a higher level. However, the author did the opposite and combined the two parts, and it was still a rigid connection rather than an organic integration. This has turned into the following situation: the protagonist relies entirely on cheating to show off, and then stands on the moral high ground, criticizing others for their efforts in the wrong direction, and then talking about his own methods. But the question is, did the author's protagonist really grow up by relying on the method he described? No, the protagonist relies on cheats! Of course, the author may have wanted to write that the protagonist got the plug-in through the correct method, and then relied on the plug-in to learn the correct method; but the content of the book is that the protagonist got the plug-in, but in order to explain the rationality of the plug-in, he made up a bunch of correct methods, and then brainwashed himself into a person who grew up by methods instead of plug-ins. This is what is called "deceiving others until you believe it". What a pity! What a system! What a world view! What a great "preachy" content! It's a pity that the author himself ruined it. The ridiculous thing is that if you write it down, just write it down. The author himself doesn't know where the problem lies! The author only saw people criticizing him for not liking to preach, so he thought that the problem was too much preaching, and explained the problem of preaching again and again. Not really. Readers are actually very tired of the author insisting that a person who relied on cheating to get up was the correct method, and then the protagonist himself believed it! Alas╯╰!

In fact, I have also read The Supreme Sage of Confucianism and Taoism, but I recognized this book more highly and could understand it better, so this book became my Silver Alliance. But it is undeniable that the seriousness can be seen, but this world view is larger. After all, compared to the familiar stories of Chinese civilization, this book gave me more desire to think and let me know more about things I should know. Your processing of history is acceptable to me, so work hard! This is also the first time I have written so many book reviews. I hope everyone will enjoy more of the story and history itself.

The protagonist's fights are always crushing, there is no pressure to level up, and the talent is invincible. Bronze beats gold, like the great masters of LOL who disdain ranking. A cool article is a cool article, it's passed.

My humble opinion: ① This book is essentially a novice, and there are many unreasonable places in the book, but you cannot deny that it is one of the highest quality novices at present ② Some people say that the protagonist's cheating is too unreasonable. But just because the protagonist wants to change the world, fight against the nobles, and confront the gods, it doesn't matter if it's a bit more cunning. If it is really written based on rationality, it will probably be very sad and depressing. The protagonist will be eaten by the nobles and gods until no bones are left. ③ Regarding the issue of supporting characters' wisdom. There is nothing that can be done about the supporting characters being reduced to intelligence. The author's writing power is limited and it is impossible to cover everything. Therefore, Flaubert said, "Writing requires superhuman will, and I am just a person." Not to mention how vivid the characters Huo Da depicts, at least they are not identical. In addition, don't get too hung up on some of the villain's de-intelligence behaviors. The reason why we think the villain has been de-intellectualized is because we look at the problem from an outsider's perspective. If we were really in that situation, we might do something even smarter, or do some really outrageous things...

Many people's negative points in the comment area include: it's too outrageous, it preaches too much, it dominates the first discoverer of truth, etc... But my opinion is that for online novels, these evaluations are very accurate. But I hope you will go beyond the scope of online novels and treat it as an informative book or other things. Modern people travel to ancient times and use later technologies such as soap and gunpowder to make fortunes. This is a standard and refreshing system in Qidian historical novels. So have you ever thought about it, these things seem to be the surface layer that the protagonist often mentions? Let me tell you, it is not just scientific and technological inventions, but some common sense knowledge that is more than you think, is already a dimensionality reduction blow, such as parasites in drinking raw water, bacteria in wound infections, and rusty tetanus. These are knowledge that most ancients did not know. Needless to say, there are examples of loss of life, but modern people (especially the nine-year compulsory education is relatively excellent) will not because of these Things are easy to die (of course there are always people who seek death challenges and there is no way around it) And the common sense you are accustomed to is the essence of knowledge accumulated over many years. The so-called investing in food delivery 10 years ago, investing in Taobao 20 years ago, reform and opening up 30 years ago, etc., As long as a person who knows a little bit goes back to these points in time, if it does not really take off, at least the freedom of wealth is not excessive. Push the time forward. The more knowledge you know, the easier it will be for you to take off (of course, there is no unlimited upper limit. If you start the game, you will be beheaded. Most modern people do not have this experience. Being beheaded is not too much, haha). I said a lot, I I want to say that the author has really improved your knowledge and let more people know the essence of real existence such as Feynman's learning method, review, and goal re-establishment. However, you only see the so-called poisonous points and do not realize how valuable these are and what a waste of behavior they are. Yes, I know some people come here to relax and have fun, so why don't you go and read the cool stuff directly? This is a novel that is both educational and entertaining. I don't even want to read the plot at all. Just watching the protagonist's sermons makes me feel like my thoughts and inspirations are pouring out continuously, but this is also a manifestation of my fact that I don't understand it. And some people simply comment from the perspective of reading online novels. I am personally very disappointed, because the attitude of the protagonist has clearly asked you to analyze and read from a higher level, but it is such a pity that your own aesthetics is limited because of the so-called poisonous points.

The beginning of the book is good. The protagonist takes advantage of the situation, uses language to fight wits and courage, and hides knives in all kinds of smiles. It is very enjoyable to read. But in the middle, after selling tableware to make money, and after making sacrifices at the altar, all kinds of talents are instantly filled up, and the combat power skyrockets. It feels like talents are like cabbage. As long as the protagonist has money, he will become more and more awesome. Is this really good? When the power soars, the protagonist becomes unparalleled and feels unreal. You can have golden fingers, but power does not come out of thin air. There must be a process. There must be an upper limit for sacrifices at the altar, which is about once a month. The power is imbalanced. The protagonist is now pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. It is really boring to bully people. It is no different from those routine articles.

The book "Huo Da" is really well written, but I really felt poisoned when I saw Tabitha...

This book has the opportunity to become a god. The sage of Confucianism and Taoism is the founder of Confucianism and Taoism. The World of Gods will open up the process of Shuangwen moving towards hard core, combining Shuangwen with hard core. In particular, Su Ye's thinking mode is worth learning. Although it feels a bit immature at the moment, the potential is endless. No matter whether it is well written or not, it will definitely leave its own footprints in the history of online literature. The author is opening up a new path for future writers, rather than lying on the path opened by others and simply making money by coding. I am a student now, and I don't want to waste my parents' hard-earned money. I will come back in three to five years to replenish the rewards and subscribe. I would like to pay my deepest respect to the hard-working Lao Huo. Come on! Oriji

At first I read this book because the author's Confucianism and Taoism were of high quality, but later I was really attracted by this book. This book is not only a novel that makes people feel refreshed, but also tells a lot of truths, makes me think deeply, and makes me feel a lot. Moreover, the plot can arouse the reader's emotions, and there is also the pleasure of being slapped in the face every time he pretends to be awesome. What I like most is that every time Su Ye draws money, when you see something powerful he draws, you know that he is going to pretend to be awesome again, which makes people feel very happy. Although I don't subscribe to everything, I will come back occasionally to support the author. The author is awesome, come on.

After reading "The Supreme Sage of Confucianism and Taoism", I understand the profoundness of Chinese culture, the evil of bureaucracy, the spirit of reading, the unyielding will, the courage to move forward with a sword when life is at a low point, and the perseverance of being a human being. Looking at "World of Gods" now, I see the glory of sin, the smoothness of merchants, the humble efforts of humble people, the suffering of the common people under the aristocracy, the ferocious blood and mud under the claws of the "dragon", and the brittle but not strong friendship between glory. Tragedy intertwined, betrayal and hypocrisy, there is a ruthless paleness under the rosy face. As a frequent prostitute, when I saw the World of Gods, my heart was full of rejection, because some parts of it always felt aggrieved and uncomfortable. However, because there was really no book to read, I endured and read it seriously. The more I read, the more I liked it. I can't help but want to book them all Later, when I saw the death of Lake and his sister Niya, I felt really sad. I also lamented Luo Long's hypocrisy and struggling heart to make such a choice. Lake's pain when Niya died made me, a stone-hardened person for many years, unable to help but shed tears. I also wanted to rush in and kill Luo Long's grandfather. Sure enough, looking back, I was still a young man. . .

I can't stand it anymore.

This book continues all the advantages of the author's previous book, with a grand world view, an attractive plot, a very interesting setting, a certain depth of thought, and rich knowledge points; at the same time, it also continues all the shortcomings of the previous book, including huge and numerous logical loopholes in the setting. It is like a hokage shouting for hard work, but always seeing talent and plug-ins as a deformed world view (in this regard, this book is even more serious), with obvious traces of deliberately creating exciting points (this cannot be harsh, I have never seen many books that are not like this). All in all, it makes people want to watch it and feel uncomfortable watching it at the same time! Of course, this is a problem that only old bookworms have (the shortcomings in the book that are not shortcomings are magnified several times in the eyes of old bookworms). For people who usually want to read novels to kill time, this book is still a rare and good book! The above comments are just a little bit unpleasant (don't complain if you don't like it). I hope the author's next book will be better!

(I originally planned to write it in the book review area, but I accidentally wrote too many words and couldn't post it.) I know you are writing about principles. I have known it from the beginning, and I have always felt that this is the most unique thing about you among many other writers and readers, and it is also the most attractive and admirable thing about you. When I read other books, I can read ten lines at a glance, but when I read your book, I always read very slowly, because it forced me to think, forced me to learn, and later took the initiative to learn and think. Why is this happening? Why is this so? Why is this possible? Why is this possible? What principle is used? Guided by this principle, what methodology is used? What's the use? Is there anything better? And so on. Before your book, I didn't feel that the principles were very important. I always felt that they were something invisible and intangible, and I felt that philosophy was far away from me. But as I read it slowly and watched Su Ye's learning and application, it was so consistent that I was deeply shaken. This is what touches me the most about you, and I have always hoped that you can continue writing like this. I am willing to learn from you like a child, and I will continue to do so until my death.

I want to be the protagonist, not because of power, but because of lifestyle

How to say it? I don't know why, but after leaving that divine power plane, it became more and more boring to watch, and there were too many private goods included.

"World of the Gods" is the first novel that I have followed from the first chapter to the end, and it is also the second novel by Lao Huo that I have read. I have gained a lot in this year and a half, and there are many learning methods and ways of thinking. From the epidemic to the summer vacation of my freshman year, I was actually quite impetuous during this period. There are many things worth learning in the book that I have only briefly scratched. I am looking forward to Lao Huo's next book, and I will read this one again during this time! I tipped you 100 yuan, I love it!

Please don't criticize my humble opinion if you don't like it, it can be discussed reasonably. Before I read this novel, some characters were often the protagonists. I was confused by the bizarre behavior. Although I read the author's explanation, I still felt it was a bit far-fetched. But I finally discovered that the protagonist of this novel is different from the protagonists of other novels. The ultimate goal of the protagonist in this novel is to become a wise person. The first principle is that wisdom is real power, and everyone can pursue wisdom. It is different from other novels where the protagonist pursues the greatest power as his ultimate goal. 1. Make money. There is a plot in the novel: Su Ye gave up some easy opportunities to make more money because his goal was to become a legendary master, because making more money would distract him and prevent him from becoming a legendary master. This plot seems right at first glance. Actually, if you think about it carefully, it doesn't make sense. The protagonist's gold finger needs to be exchanged for talents, and powerful talents will make it much easier for the protagonist to improve his strength and lower the threshold for advancement. Maybe in the end the protagonist can become stronger even while lying down. There are even some talents that allow the protagonist to achieve what legends can do in advance. In other words, money = power. But the protagonist gave up. Maybe someone would say. Such a legend is not a legendary master, and has no accumulation of knowledge and magic. But in fact, there are better talents that can speed up the accumulation of knowledge and magic, and some talents are knowledge and magic, such as proficiency in some rare languages. Generally speaking, in my initial opinion, the protagonist's approach was a bit stubborn and awkward. It's okay to be a little distracted, and it's okay not to give up making the money. But it all makes sense if you consider the protagonist's ultimate goal - to become a wise man. First of all, the legendary master mentioned by the protagonist is not an ordinary legendary master, but a legendary master with great wisdom like Socrates. What the protagonist emphasizes is not the power of the legendary master, but the wisdom and thinking of the legendary master. Therefore, the distraction of making money is terrifying for a person who pursues wisdom. It is likely to corrupt his heart and thinking. Compared with the power gained from money, this will do more harm than good. So the protagonist is very taboo about the distraction of making money. 2. Regarding the plot, a large amount of words are used to describe the protagonist's way of thinking, and this is used throughout, without any reduction in the weight of the plot. At first, this seemed to me to be the fault of the author and the protagonist. In fact, you don't need to write that much. It's enough to write some forward-thinking methods to establish the protagonist's alternative advantages. But in the context of the protagonist's ultimate goal, it makes sense. The protagonist's goal is to become a wise person. The legitimate pursuit of wisdom should run through the plot. 3. About the protagonist's promotion of the emergence and spread of papermaking. At first it seemed to me that this was an act that confused me, that the protagonist was going a little too far. It's like having no emperor's life and suffering from the emperor's disease. He doesn't have enough power to ensure everything is carried out like a legendary master but still does it. You can obviously wait until you have enough strength to do it, or you can hide yourself behind the scenes, let others be the leader, promote this matter in a more covert way, and prevent yourself from becoming the target of public criticism, etc. In short, in my opinion, the protagonist could be more stable and safer, but he seems to have been suddenly deceived by the author. But if you put it in the context of the protagonist's ultimate goal, it makes sense. First of all, there is a saying in game life that I agree with most of the time - the strong sharpen their claws, and the weak sharpen their wisdom. In other words, wisdom is always particularly important to the weak when there is a great disparity between strong and weak. The protagonist must pursue wisdom. However, if you stay in a stable and peaceful environment and do not step out of your comfort zone, you will not be stimulated and significantly improve your wisdom. In other words, the protagonist must change his environment in order to pursue wisdom. When promoting world change, stand on the cusp of the storm and sharpen your wisdom. If, as I said before, the protagonist deliberately pursues stability, the protagonist will lose an opportunity for his own transformation. Moreover, this world change will reduce the cost of people's pursuit of wisdom, create an atmosphere for people to pursue wisdom, and reduce the gap between nobles and common people. Thus a rising tide lifts all boats, allowing the protagonist to benefit from this change. In short, what the protagonist pursues is wisdom, and sometimes this requires sacrificing stability and actively seeking hardship. 4. Do you understand these things in the plot of this book? Do you really understand it? The protagonist has been doing these things with these thinking methods - observing, discovering, understanding, understanding, integrating knowledge and action, mastering, reflecting and improving, sharing and promotion. This practice and pursuit of wisdom. It can reflect the protagonist's ultimate goal. 5. In the plot of the novel, the protagonist stands up for the common people and fights against the nobles. Watching this episode made my blood boil, and I deeply felt the charm of the protagonist. At first I thought it was the protagonist's quality and conscience that pushed the protagonist to do this, but behind the conscience is empathy, that is to say, empathy is the fundamental reason that pushed the protagonist to do this. The protagonist was almost unable to go to school due to the oppression of the nobles, which meant that he was deprived of the opportunity to pursue wisdom. The protagonist keeps emphasizing that magicians are great. It is believed that magicians also belong to the common people and represent the common people. The protagonist has always refused to become a noble and betray the common people. It's because the protagonist believes that everyone can pursue wisdom, this is the first principle. Once you become a noble, you will deny this first principle and deny yourself. The protagonist's ultimate goal loses its premise and cannot be achieved. 6. In short, in the plot of this book, the protagonist is always learning and improving, and is always pursuing wisdom. It can be seen that the protagonist is not only pursuing power, but also aiming to become a wise person. Of course, if I'm wrong about the protagonist's ultimate goal. It must be the reason why the author is obsessed with Western philosophy. He keeps using these things, and it is difficult not to misunderstand them.

Ridiculous Nobles Lao Huo can always grasp the psychology of the ancient ruling class and the conflicts with the lower classes. This is true for Confucianism and Taoism, and it is also true for the current world of gods. But compared to Confucianism and Taoism, Lao Huo more directly tore apart those ridiculous "aristocratic" people in the world of gods, who were like clowns.

It's the end of the month, I thought you would update it, but what I didn't expect was that you stopped updating it for me! ! !

I used to watch pirated copies all the time, after all, I was in school! Now that I'm working, I'll go back and make up for Lao Huo's Confucianism and Taoism. I'll vote for the gods every month so that Lao Huo can add more updates 🤓

Thank you very much for this book. It taught me how to think. I later studied logic and other philosophies. I would think about how predecessors thought. It also made me more confident and better at discovery.

Inspiration from Euclid's spirit: He could use geometry and axiomatic systems to become a god, but he gave up his chance to become a god for the sake of the lives of the Athenians. What is the purpose of gaining strength? For benevolence, love for people. Respect yourself and others. Love yourself, love your relatives and friends, love your compatriots, and love humanity. For this love, this faith, this affection, strive to improve yourself, gain strength, and sacrifice yourself without hesitation to save the world Why do great magicians such as Su Ye, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and Euclid pursue magic? What are we striving for?

Great review, someone really wrote about Western philosophy, I haven't read it yet, I'll give it a try

The latest chapter was so hilarious I laughed out loud! ! !

Three monthly passes and three recommendations were given to Xiaohuo. Not enough

In the world of gods, gods compete. Only I, Su Ye, will always reach the top.

There will be more updates tomorrow and I will send you ten monthly passes.

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