From the Start, I Began by Writing the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng for My College Entrance Exam

The first in history, only one school came? You already know that, so what about the other schools' information being a step behind? Maybe not. What comes after is even more damn poisonous.

Never seen money before? If China licensed this plant culture medium technology to the US, it would bring in at least ten billion US dollars a year. You want a million a year?

Stop writing such a mess; you try to include everything. Why not just stick to copying from books and showing off? This is all jumbled up.

Qidian is so unfriendly to us readers. It's understandable that authors delete our comments, but to ban us permanently is outrageous! We subscribe, we get banned, and we can't even comment or participate in plot discussions. It's outrageous! Consumers have no rights!

There aren't many poisonous herbs this potent now; this recipe was poisonous even 10 years ago.

It's toxic; the protagonist represents the author's behavior and way of doing things.

I'm curious why the author, after the protagonist invents a new technology for the country but receives no benefit in return, still expects readers to think it should be licensed to foreigners. Thinking about people in society today, I can only say that those who kneel for too long resent those who stand and don't kneel themselves.

Watching the part where they saved someone in English... I was so moved, I was speechless. Wow!

It's definitely written for those who are "out of touch" (meaning they're easily fooled or have no experience with reading).

The image of a latrine with gold trim evokes the fantasy of a peasant who believes the emperor must use a golden hoe to till the land, and also reflects a very low level of cultural literacy and a lack of understanding of international political situations.