The Last Sword Immortal in the Jianghu

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The novel "Sword Immortal" is about to write about the plot of the treasure-hunting conference among the heroes of the rivers and lakes. Now many characters are needed. Currently, there are: Xiandu Sect, Diancang Sect, Five Elements Sword Sect, Zen Sect, Yuqing Temple, Western Region Esoteric Sect, and other major first-class forces. These forces also need multiple or even more characters. Book friends are welcome to sign up. If you have any ideas, please leave me a message below. Hurry up if you want to sign up!

This is my first time writing at this level, but the first few chapters are a bit too exaggerated, and the writing could be better. I also like the character Ye Xingchen very much, with his warm heart and the spirit of never giving up, but I just feel that the halo of the protagonist is a bit too big. He didn't die like before 😊. Also, brother, I've finished reading it. Please update it quickly. Don't be in Tianmeili all day long, haha.

I really like the author's writing style and come here every day (⑉°з°)-♡

The character of Pig's Knuckle feels weird, a bit too much like a virgin, and he often does things beyond his abilities, but this may be the aura of the protagonist 😎

The scholar arrived and all the rankings were eliminated in seconds 🤓

Traveling through the past, there is no behavior at all of modern people, let alone thoughts. It is completely the behavior and thoughts of an ancient teenage child. It is a failure.

The protagonist's character would have become useless if it wasn't for the author's protection.

Da Ru, also known as Hong Ru, mostly refers to intellectuals with knowledge and high moral character. In the old days, it referred to a famous scholar with profound knowledge. Definition: 01, Confucian master; 02, generally refers to a learned person. In ancient times, there were Laozi, Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi, Zhuangzi and other sages. In the Han Dynasty, Dong Zhongshu was deposed as the unified leader of hundreds of schools of thought who only respected Confucianism. In the Tang Dynasty there was Wang Tong (grandfather of Wang Bo), and in the Song Dynasty there was Zhu Xi who was the master of Neo-Confucianism. Wang Shouren, who clearly has a conscience, understands people's hearts, concentrates on learning, and integrates knowledge and action, Huang Zongxi, who enlightened traditional democratic thoughts, and even Wang Fuzhi, who has been forgotten. From the late Qing Dynasty to modern times, there were more, Gong Zizhen, Wei Yuan, etc., And then there were many outstanding figures who learned both Chinese and Western knowledge, but they were all sensitive words... Academies originated in the Han Dynasty, flourished in the Tang and Song Dynasties, were short-lived in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and died in modern times. The famous academies in the Tang Dynasty include Lizheng Academy and Jixian Academy, which were directly under the Xuanzong period. However, most of these academies belong to what is now called the National Think Tank. Then, academies began to develop from central to local areas, and private academies began to develop. The development and growth of academies in the Northern Song Dynasty was also the inevitable result of the decline of central official schools in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. There are Cuulai Academy in Shandong, Jinshan Academy in Jiangsu, Yuelu Academy and Shigu Academy in Hunan in the early Northern Song Dynasty. Behind them are Songyang Academy, Suiyang Academy, Bailu Academy, Maoshan Academy and Longmen Academy. There are also some in individual names such as Dongpo Academy, one in Yixing and one in Danzhou. Academies and Neo-Confucianism flourished in the Southern Song Dynasty, Neo-Confucianism was integrated, and academies were institutionalized. The four famous academies include Yuelu Academy, Bailudong Academy, Lize Academy, and Xiangshan Academy, as well as the influential Ehu Academy. Academies were also very popular during the Yuan Dynasty. The Ministry of Education encouraged the establishment of academies, and the most famous one was the Purple Mountain Academy. In the early Ming Dynasty, the imperial examination became stereotyped and the official career became official. The academies began to be neglected. In the middle and late period, because the imperial examination became more and more rigid and the official school was in name only, some Neo-Confucianists also began to remedy the current shortcomings, and the academies began to develop again. Zhan Ruoshui and Wang Yangming are examples of reinventing teaching, as represented by Longgang Academy, Wenming Academy and later Donglin Academy. In the early and mid-Qing Dynasty, academies also declined, but there were still many distinctive ones among the people. Huang Zongxi gave irregular lectures at Yongshang Witness Academy, Zhangnan Academy, Jingshe Jingshe, Xuehaitang and so on. Of course, don't forget Chuanshan Academy, which was closely related to Wang Euzhi. It was also the most important academy in the late Qing Dynasty. Then, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties adopted the Western education system, and the academies came to an end.