Mythic Tang: The Road to the Imperial Examination
神话大唐从金榜题名开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 750k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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201Chapters
869Recommendations
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Having traveled through time for 13 years, how could he know absolutely nothing about this world? Forget about gods, Buddhas, demons, and monsters, shouldn't he at least understand the prevalence of religious beliefs? Did he never leave his house in those 13 years? And the story's pace can't be this rushed!
There's a reason why the ancients said that poetry is a minor art. The author intends to pursue literary careers and academic pursuits, drawing upon the viewpoints of various schools of thought. This requires the author to possess their own scholarly ideas or to build upon the achievements of their predecessors to create even greater literary accomplishments.
If I were to directly refine it into a magic weapon, that would be hilarious, and it would be the least likely to kill me! Even if you say you can't touch it for the time being because of the power behind it, that's fine too!
They've embraced Confucianism and Taoism, changed the laws of nature, and yet they're oblivious to the existence of ghosts and spirits? I can't stand it.
As I wrote, I went astray and it became incomprehensible.
The poor are truly poor, but the protagonist is poor in mind.
It has that "shit mountain code" vibe that some netizens have described. 😂
You could just write it as a fantasy novel, but this is a hodgepodge that doesn't resemble Confucianism or Taoism at all.
In the latest chapter, Li Jing's father wants the protagonist to take his son as a disciple, which feels like he's pressuring him. Previously, Chen Xiang almost went straight to the apprenticeship ceremony, insisting it was possible. Although I can't accept the protagonist actually taking on a disciple, as long as he's happy.
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The beginning describes the protagonist as someone who knows nothing yet immediately thinks this is wrong and that is wrong. It seems the protagonist had never interacted with anyone before, and became the top scholar by studying and taking exams all by himself.