Copied the Book 100,000 Times and Secretly Became the Sage of Confucianism and Taoism

After reading 3 chapters, I felt that although it was a bit toxic, the author's writing style was pretty good. Big poisonous point: the classic slave bullies the son of the master! This setting was actually quite common ten or twenty years ago, but now readers have broadened their horizons and basically know that this setting is extremely unreasonable. After all, slaves are allowed to bully their masters. How can these slaves have any sense of awe? Sooner or later, they will have second thoughts, and even think that they should be their masters. Even if there is such a family, it will basically become lonely soon, and it will basically not last long. Little poisonous point: the classic protagonist's hidden cultivation. How to put it, because this setting is still common nowadays, so some readers can still accept it, as long as the protagonist does not miss the opportunity because he deliberately hides his cultivation, and is troubled by some little people every day. To say it's a little bit toxic might be a bit harsh. But in fact, after reading too much about this setting, old readers may feel disgusted. After all, the indigenous people all over the world don't know how to hide their cultivation. Only the protagonist knows. The author's understanding is too arrogant. Little poisonous point: direct concubines are like enemies! The reason why I say it's poisonous is because it's too nonsensical. A legitimate son may be hostile to a bastard who can affect his status, but having to deal with a bastard who is worse than a slave all day is quite speechless. As a human being with IQ and EQ, would you find fault with an ant every day?

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This setting is terrible. He is a master from a bad place. He is drunk even if he can kneel down and be his son in this poor place. He is still a bitch who refuses to leave even if he has the ability. He will feel uncomfortable being bullied😔

The more I write, the more chaotic it becomes. Hulusi and snake spirits appear.

Confucianism and Taoism rely on words. Apart from using lip service to stir up trouble and confuse right and wrong, what good things have they ever done?