Dragon Raja: I, Lu Mingfei, Am a Sage of Confucianism!

I used to enjoy reading about the Confucian and Taoist sages. Later, when I grew up... Damn it. Fantasy worlds are addictive. Thousands of years have passed, tens of thousands of years. Farmers will always use hoes to cultivate the land. There wasn't even any fertilizer. Everyone's a dragon, you f***ing idiot. You're out there farming with a hoe every day, and you're still bragging about how everyone's a dragon among men. Who are you trying to fool?

I don't know why, but every time I see Lu Mingfei, I'm reminded of the frustrated protagonist Liu Xing from another work. While Lu Mingfei was a sycophant, at least he had some screen time; this guy has so little screen time and such a miserable life.

Myo-bi, Naruto, Harry Potter

Good idea. But after you finish writing a chapter, can you at least read it yourself? The sentences are a mix of classical and vernacular Chinese; some paragraphs are even in classical Chinese one minute and vernacular the next. When you see the little devil, you think he's a child and use "" (ru) to say, "Child, the place where you are is in danger."

The setup is very detailed. Let's see how things unfold if they don't go to Kassel College. Hopefully, the little monster won't be alone!

Does this book have anything to do with the Confucian and Taoist classics? The talented women in Confucian and Taoist stories only appear later in the book; Fang Yun hasn't even arrived yet, so where did Lu Mingfei get this senior sister? And how can she participate in the provincial examination? And become a Juren (a successful candidate in the provincial examination)? Did the author really read the Confucian and Taoist classics? Maybe he watched short videos?

To be honest, both were quite good, but the source material turned into a pile of crap in your writing. You're truly a genius.

If he is the supreme sage of Confucianism and Taoism, then I'll have to take a good look at him.

The new Lu Mingfei is heading to the battlefield 🐉

This also allows Lu Mingfei to experience the true meaning of Lao Tzu's teachings, since Confucius was somewhat weaker than Lao Tzu in terms of understanding, and had asked Lao Tzu many questions.