The Sage of Ten Thousand Laws

The author's way of copying otherworldly texts is wrong. He directly transfers allusions and transfers the complete cultural and historical world. In the world of immortals and demons, a sensible person will know there is a problem at a glance, and it is easy to think of interference from another world, which is tantamount to missing the point. In fact, your rewriting is also a way to improve your background and integrate into the world.

It reminds me of "The Scholar of the Wei Dynasty" who writes a poem and the world breaks apart and the gods and demons are killed, which makes people extremely embarrassed.

Otherwise, you should hurry back to your comfort zone. To be honest, the infinite flow or doujinshi you wrote are really good The kind of plot you write and this kind of plot are basically two different levels.

If you want to become a saint, take a look at what Wang Yangming did and what thoughts he left behind! Unity of knowledge and action! The belief in my heart is for the country and the people. Can you still be called a saint if you are selfish?

I've always been a little doubtful, is this author now the same Tinker Bell that he was back then?

In this world of high martial arts, copying martial arts books is the only option, right? I really can't imagine how immersive it would be to watch a group of people who can physically tear down a house and watch the hero in the book break a brick with one punch!

This book is the only one I read by the author that I couldn't stand, it was too dry. .

Can the protagonist open a column or write a side story to explain the allusion? Just using novels to explain the allusions in novels is too much work. Firstly, it involves thousands of years of history and culture at home and abroad. Another reason is that the plots of some novels will be incomprehensible if you don't know the allusions, such as Journey to the West, why Guanshiyin Bodhisattva is called the Great Merciful and Compassionate and saves the suffering. If you don't write this, it will definitely feel inconsistent, but if you write it, there will be too many allusions and you won't be able to get a turn. So is it possible for two people to answer questions and explain allusions like the Analects of Confucius or Buddhist scriptures?

This book does have serious problems, that is, it's not fun to copy. It's not fun to copy the text, and it's not fun to upgrade the protagonist. It's fun even if the protagonist is not upgraded and slapped in the face. I don't know why I feel that there is no climax in this book. The writing is too bland.

As usual, let's talk about the advantages first: The veteran author's writing style is excellent, with many hell jokes and high content. Then there is the question I think: Let me digress first. I have always felt that literary genres and group dramas are considered trap themes in online articles, and writing books about this aspect is particularly easy to fail. The latter is simply an unsuitable medium for online writing, but the former First of all, literary novels are based on the Confucian shell. You have to follow the Confucian routine. When you show your talents and ambitions, you have to become an official. And the power system of this type of novels is to exchange talents for power. A logic arises here: in most cases, the civilized masters are court bosses who have passed the selection of n exams and have been in officialdom for decades, right? But as a reader of online articles, it's fun to bring the pig's trotters into perspective, so the time traveler pig's trotters became the first choice, because there are Tang poems, Song lyrics and Yuan music that can be copied. If the poems in the previous life become plug-ins for pig trotters, they can no longer be used by indigenous NPCs. Now the problem arises: Except for pig trotters, all the "big guys" can't come up with works and literary and philosophical opinions. To be reasonable, they can't copy Tang poetry and Song lyrics. A strange phenomenon has emerged. Except for Pig's Feet, all the "literary bigwigs" are like idiots. Apart from applauding Pig's Feet, exclaiming, and doing their part to contribute to global warming, they can only roll up their sleeves and fight. This is not logical, isn't it? Finally, if it affects subscribing to this book review, you can delete it, or deleting it means that the author has seen my feedback and I am very happy. Finally, I wish the author more orders and more receipts.