The Great Qian Sage of Letters: Starting with Strange Tales
大乾书圣：从写聊斋开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 126k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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56Chapters
204Recommendations
10Fans
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Reader comments 9
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Is the grass lush but the bean sprouts sparse? Increase grain production.
Ah! So much water!
At least try to match the poetic feel and consider the context of the article; otherwise, calling someone illiterate feels like an insult to illiteracy...
"Leisurely Reading Makes Him a Saint" is now neglecting his duties; he's stopped writing and is just wandering around playing single-player games. Author, don't follow his example! Just focus on writing and sharing slice-of-life content. Keep it up!
Water makes you healthier; Journey to the East and Journey to the West; Pangu's coffin can't be closed anymore, he has to climb out.
It seems similar to me using "Idle Reading Makes One a Saint"
Imposing restrictions on plagiarism, preventing copying anything too prestigious, is understandable for maintaining a smooth plot. However, forcibly imposing restrictions with weak reasons and illogical arguments is unpleasant, like being fed a piece of chocolate with a hint of durian filling—utterly repulsive.
This formula is exactly the same as another book I read!
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