I Slay Demons with Poetry

I find that authors now have a sense of looking down on men. They are very ruthless with the male characters in the novel, and even kneel in front of the female characters, and will not refuse no matter what they say. For the same reason, if the protagonist were a male character, he would definitely treat him coldly.

Let's wait until Chapter 7. The beginning is the same old story. First, he is a dandy who wants to seize the treasure. Then a woman appears and forces the protagonist to compose a poem. The protagonist is obviously unwilling. Then the teacher comes out to persuade him. The protagonist is copying poems to show off and is poisonous.

Just pretending to be a scholar after Chapter 67 and writing poems all the time to make you look handsome? Just one or two times and that's it. You've already written more than 10 endless poems before becoming a scholar, right?

There is something about it, and it fits my taste for this type of subject matter. Although some people may say that when they see it, they will think of Confucianism and Taoism. I want to say that this type of subject matter can be said to have been pioneered by others, at least he is the pinnacle. Not all fantasy themes have the same formula, come on, author.

Read the first thirty chapters: For someone like me who loves Confucianism and Taoism novels, I have searched through Qidian countless times, but except for The Supreme Sage of Confucianism and Taoism and The Becoming a Saint by Xianshu, I have basically been unable to read them. The appearance of this book is like nectar after a long drought. After reading the first few chapters, I was immediately attracted by it. I am delighted that it has updated more than 500 chapters. Most book friends, like me, have no negative emotions to say. Until a female character, Li Moer, appeared, book friends completely rebuked the author. There are several reasons for this. First, her identity and background are the descendants of Li Bai's brother, but her image does not match what she thinks. It can be attributed to the collapse of the beliefs of the people she admires. Why doesn't it match? Because when talking about Li Bai, the first impression is that he is wild and uninhibited, free and easy, like spring flowers and autumn moon, and his descendants must not be too bad in character and temperament at the very least. Second, it is the character of Li Mo'er. As mentioned in the first point, within the existing image framework of Li Bai's descendants, she is not, and she is very confused. When meeting someone from her perspective for the first time, she asked about her poetry skills. She is also aggressive and does not know how to advance or retreat, and has no respect for others. She has the energy of a somewhat arrogant and domineering villain. After the protagonist wrote the poem, according to what she said, she took away a scholar's cultural background from her family. If the protagonist is an image that the author has created, it can be attributed to the fact that if you don't respect me, then I will take away a cultural background from your family to make me famous. So in this plot, for me personally, I have already regarded Li Mo'er as a villain. Third, but by chance, she saved the protagonist, the protagonist who I, the reader, assumed. At the critical moment, the protagonist (=me) came to this world as the weakest person and was about to die. Such an important thing, such a favor! The arrangement was given to Li Moer, who in my opinion was a villain. I can say that I felt aggrieved. Fourth, Li Moer, a 13-year-old female Jinshi, Qingtianwei, is simply unbelievable. Her existence is an existence that subverts literary power. Even though I have only read thirty chapters, her description of the 13-year-old Jinshi completely broke the world constructed in my mind. Fifth, she came to the male protagonist's room to become a gentleman. Oh my God, in my poor home, there came a person of the opposite sex who yelled at me, snooped into my spiritual life and privacy all the time, and asked me to spend money on her favorite things every day. She likes things and criticizes and criticizes me every day with my articles. I still tolerate her because she is a thirteen-year-old Jinshi. This is my home. This is the only place where I can relax for a while in this new world. Why is it taken over by her? The above points are actually my own feelings. I don't know the subsequent story, and I don't know whether Li Moer will turn around. So can any book friends tell me whether she will have many subsequent scenes? If it's not much, I can still continue watching! Because although the other plots are very cliche, I can still accept it!

I really want to say it. Wen Qi, book Qi, and awe-inspiring righteousness are all positive Qi. Know the book clearly and have a righteous heart. A gentleman is magnanimous, but a villain is always concerned. Only those who are comfortable and positive inside should be elegant and elegant. What I don't understand is writing novels about Confucianism, Taoism, and calligraphy. How do those old villains and sinister people who have exhausted all their schemes have such great ambitions in their hearts?

I'm here to complain too. If you can't write emotional scenes, don't write them. I don't get credit for anything I write. It's not like you can't live without a woman these days, and a story without a female protagonist can still be a big hit, so you can't learn from Tomato🍅 and have to have a bunch of embarrassing emotional scenes that make your scalp numb. I'm really speechless😑

After reading more than ten chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The plot was so awkward that the protagonist was shocked. A woman came out that almost disgusted me to death. She was rude and rude, and she kept making things difficult for the protagonist. She made me very annoyed when I saw her. She was a descendant of Li Bai. She felt like she had tarnished the great poet I like. Goodbye, I will hide.

It's toxic. The author thinks he's good at writing emotional dramas. He made a female character enjoy herself. It made me want to vomit.

After reading Chapter 60, I was addicted. I was already preparing for the exam from the first chapter. I started to rush for the exam at Chapter 50. By Chapter 60, the exam has not yet started. I was forced to do everything in between. I wish the protagonist had to urinate and have 10,000 accidents. The whole story is just accident after accident, coincidence after coincidence, coincidence upon coincidence, the main plot is not promoted at all, and it is really inferior compared to the Confucian and Taoist sage.