
Writing a Diary in Chaoge, I Drive the Sages Insane
人在朝歌写日记,圣人全疯了
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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The third son of Emperor Xin was named Wu Geng. This name is used in official and unofficial history. Even in mythology, it is also named Yin Wudao😅
First of all, Yin Shang Yin Shang, King Zhou's surname was Zi, not Yin
After reading the introduction, is this saint the kind with a lethality of no more than 10 meters?
Are you crazy for writing a diary? Saints are not so fragile. If you write about Marxism-Leninism or Maoist Thought, you will almost go crazy. That will let them know what Tao is, that their Tao is wrong, and they will go crazy. Can't you just reveal a little bit about the future of Locus? Is this a saint or a primary school boy?
I came in and took a look. In the first chapter, I was shocked by the name of the main character. In the mythical world, the son of the Human Emperor was named Wudao. It really made me laugh. It was like setting up a lantern in the toilet and looking for shit. However, this poisonous point can be tolerated for a while. After all, in the first chapter, but in the second chapter, Di Xin is a quasi-sage. . . . ¿ 9 Farewell
I don't know what the author is thinking. With the background of Fengshen, he dares to call him Wudao. How can he treat Sanqing Hongjun as a decoration? You might as well use Wu Geng from the official history, or call it Emperor Xin and Emperor Yi, who are obviously inherited.
The truth! The apotheosis opened by a person's name!
I don't know if the author chose the name to be useless or to make it a secondary one! They don't even talk about basic thinking logic! (Of course, in a world with gods and goddesses, certain logics will not be discussed.) But the basics still need to be discussed. Regardless of whether the third prince of Yin and Shang is called Wudao, he should be regarded as a branch of the multiverse. The protagonist who traveled through time is called Wudao. Since the names and people have changed, will there be a butterfly effect? Will the Legend of the Gods not even happen? But the protagonist's name is Wu Dao! The focus is still on the son of the Human Emperor! The Human Emperor named his son Wudao. Was he trying to rebel against heaven, Tao, or heaven! The world of gods is famous for its conspiracy. If you don't mess with it, who will? So Fengshen is still here! As it turns out, the big guys just got into the conspiracy, and the protagonist's diary is here again! The big guys were confused, how did he know our plan? Oh... The truth is: there is an expert behind him! So the bosses are going crazy! If you dare to do anything, we will kill your spokesperson first! So the protagonist is still alive. I am very puzzled. This is not logical! The last thought is, the author is the big boss behind the protagonist. There is no need to write a random logic, all of them are intelligent, and everyone can just watch it for fun without thinking. It's just a meal without being shabby 😍😍
In a world with Taoist ancestors, if you dare to call yourself Wu Dao, a thunder will strike you down.
This is a small step for the author, but a giant step to occupy the starting point
The surname of the Shang Dynasty was not Yin, but Zi, and the surname of the Xia Dynasty was Si. The author has no common sense at all.