Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: The Scholar Must Draw His Sword

The Ranger route is about upgrading and killing monsters and wandering around, the Confucian route is about disciples being promoted, and the protagonist is now running around in a hodgepodge, leaving his disciples behind and wandering around, can he be a great Confucian? The Ranger route is about upgrading and killing monsters and wandering around, the Confucian route is about disciples being promoted, and the protagonist is now running around in a hodgepodge, leaving his disciples behind and wandering around, can he be a great Confucian?

Selling dog meat at the expense of others, so many women appeared in less than thirty chapters of Good Guy 😅

I also think there are too many women, including maids, female ghosts, banshees, and nuns. Shouldn't we write about Confucian benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom, trust, forgiveness, loyalty, filial piety, and courage? The scholar drew his sword. What kind of sword did he draw?

It's so frustrating. Just a gangster can extort money. How about the right person?

He doesn't even have the energy of Haoran's righteousness or talent, which is the kind of Confucian cultivation. He can conquer demons and eliminate demons just by reciting a few lines of poetry and mastering a few sword techniques. It's really amazing! ! ! ! !

After all, it is for the sake of the country and the people. The author arranges for the protagonist to do some serious things. In addition to picking up girls, beating up monsters, or pretending to be cool, he is really drunk. He wrote the protagonist as having no ambition, and the system still allows him to revitalize Confucianism and Taoism? Brother, what skills do you teach your students? How many books has Temo taught others to read? What about being a human being? Can't write? What about Confucian skills? Why not teach?

I feel like the author wanted to write a show-off scene, but unfortunately he couldn't do it well, and then he wanted to drive, but it still couldn't be driven. There were several female characters in ten chapters, but in the end the author lumped them all together. I felt embarrassed when I saw it. I really fulfilled that sentence: There is no need to force the car if it doesn't work.

I didn't see the so-called aura of awe-inspiring people, nor the so-called awe-inspiring swordsman. I just saw a scholar who didn't know what to say and couldn't control himself.

After reading a few chapters, what the hell are you writing? Ning Caichen: Is this written by sir? Oh my god, it's incredible. How did you write this dialogue?

As a southerner, I can't understand the idea of ​​taking vixens and other beasts as wives, and even more unbelievable are dead bodies and the like. If you want me to say that the background of Liaozhai can be used as a reference for the Three Views, forget it.