The Great Xia Sage of Letters

Let's think outside the box: he's the "Great Sage of Literature of the Xia Dynasty," and I'll be the "Great Sage of Reason of the Qin Dynasty"—that's not too much to ask, is it? He recites poetry, paints, and writes essays; I'll recite chemical formulas, solve physics problems, and write papers—that's not too much to ask, is it?

Mid-Autumn Festival has arrived. Just like in Gu Jinnian's previous life, the Great Xia Dynasty also has Mid-Autumn Festival customs. On this night, the city is brightly lit, with fireworks blooming in the sky, colorful and vibrant, and laughter of reunion echoing everywhere. In this atmosphere, even Emperor Yongsheng longs for reunion.

My name is Su Wenjing. I was born in a small village. The most vivid memory of my childhood is of an old man in tattered clothes. Few people would know who he was by name, but everyone in the surrounding villages knew him as "Old Madman." I heard his "deeds" when I was still lying in my mother's arms listening to stories.

Every time I see authors writing about Confucianism and Taoism cultivating righteousness, but the villains in the books are all great Confucian scholars, I feel very uncomfortable. This righteousness is just a facade. After all, in most authors' works, such villains are the kind of people who form cliques, suppress dissidents, and are corrupt and bribe-taking, and some even poison the people.

I forced myself to finish this book as part of a Qidian event. The early parts were supposed to be light read, but compared to other books I've read, it's only mediocre. The later plot became a complete mess 💩. I never post about it, but it was just so bad I couldn't stand it. For something like this to have a Glory 3-star rating, it's most likely bought with money. 😰

Gradually, I began to understand why some sayings have endured to this day. If a country has no wise advisors or capable ministers within, and no formidable enemies without, it will inevitably perish. Wearing golden armor through a hundred battles, I will not return until Lou Lan is conquered. If only General Li Guang were here, the barbarian horses would never dare cross the Yin Mountains.

Perhaps the author has read too many unofficial histories, or should read more official histories to understand the strict hierarchy and court rules of feudal dynasties.

This is seriously padded, it's outrageous. I used to think that "The Eagle" was the most padded book on Qidian, until I read this author's work. Even "One Piece" isn't this padded.

Even I, who never reads the official version, have been forced to. They even gave me my monthly pass. Keep writing well. Don't listen to what others say. Just keep it up.

Well, to be honest, I only watched it because of my curiosity. It was really bad!