From Hongwu to Imperial Teacher: A Celestial Master’s Journey

To read this book, you need to lower your IQ to that of a first grader. The author treats a large number of 10-year-olds and 6-year-olds as 20-30-year-old adults. Writing.

I've given up on this book. Seeing the protagonist framed and thrown in jail, with everyone around him nearly killed, only to find out so few people died after he got out, was infuriating. It was too cruel, to the point that I couldn't concentrate on the later chapters. I'll just switch to another one. Also, after so many chapters, the protagonist still doesn't know the emperor's identity. Is it because the author didn't know how to write it after revealing his identity? That's quite puzzling.

Alas, while the eight-legged essay had a thousand flaws, it was the fairest option under the circumstances. Just as the author said, relying on strategy and tactics would only lead to the resurgence of powerful clans.

The protagonist went to a brothel at the age of 7 and introduced himself as Zhang Sanfeng. At that time, the founder of Wudang was over 100 years old. He was not only known to every woman and child, but also famous throughout the world.

This is one of the better historical articles I've read recently; if not the best, it should be in the top three. Pirated books are no longer available, but thankfully Qidian (the online literature platform) is doing well; the quality of their books is getting worse and worse, and there are very few that I'd be willing to pay for.

The author is clearly making fun of their own ignorance. Mathematics held a significant place in the imperial examinations back then, carrying considerable weight. Instead of wasting time making assumptions, the author should have done some research, examining why those individuals were considered great Confucian scholars, including some religious figures.

Modern people leave some room for maneuver in their words, but you've traveled through time and are even more outspoken than Song Zude! And your IQ is incredibly low; you dare to say anything!

I could tell from the first few chapters that this was a poisonous book.

The early episodes were really poorly handled, making the protagonist seem incredibly stupid. 😥 Even if he couldn't guess that the Master Huang his father brought back after leaving the palace was the emperor, he should at least know that some things shouldn't be said. He didn't even realize that loose lips sink ships.

As a transmigrator, and one with considerable potential power, to encounter these events and not even consider rebellion or fleeing overseas, one can only be described as shameless.