
The Confucian Sage of Great Yin
大胤儒圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 144k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
62Chapters
0Votes
549Recs
13Fans
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Remember this beginning and the beginning. Don't write the protagonist as a virgin who is loyal to the emperor.
Brief discussion
This novel gives me the feeling of an ancient version of Lord of Mysteries! ! !
I haven't read it yet, but I'd like to ask if it's the kind of thing that has great righteousness and great Confucianism but the cocks crow and dogs steal. If not, just take a look. If there is, forget it.
Common problem
There is a common problem in many novels: The protagonist is a "local" who has traveled through twenty years, and has read tens of thousands of books, but in many places he still behaves as if he has just traveled through time. I also know nothing about the common sense of this world. For example, when I go to the theater to watch a play, the description of the founding emperor is obviously information that the protagonist has never seen before. Of course I know that this is the author introducing the world view to readers, but it is very illogical and contradictory. Just like the protagonist said that he has read more than ten thousand volumes, but the ten thousand volumes of books really only have two words "ignorance" written in each volume. After reading twenty volumes of classics and history, what about history?
The protagonist has a monopoly when he opens and shuts his mouth. I just want to know how generous the protagonist is later.
It feels like a Confucian scholar becomes a martial artist. A lot of contempt. I don't have any job at all
I found that many people think that there is one volume🟰
Take Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals as an example. There are a total of twenty-six volumes. Under ancient conditions, reading ten thousand volumes is basically equivalent to reading a thousand books now. Why do some people think that the protagonist knows everything?
Feel sorry
Reading has dropped by 30% in the past two days. After a self-examination, it seems that it is due to expectation deviation. Everyone prefers the character of Meng Nan and is not too fond of Zhuge Qing. Therefore, I adjusted the outline, deleted Zhuge Qing's position as the heroine (one of the heroines), and rewrote Chapter 37.
Characters: Chu Xiao
Name: Chu Xiao Height: 175cm Age: 20 years old Identity: Main palace (crossed out) Miss Chu family Realm: Seventh level of martial arts Appearance chapter: Chapter 48 Yu Heng Huidai Number: Ambush Opening lines: "Nine surnames sit in the temple, and the butcher is the emperor..." "I don't read much... But I think the world should not be like this... I... Go to find the justice in my heart." Character song: Use my green blade to kill injustice, use my long bow to shoot the wolf!
There are so many novels in which the protagonists travel through time, especially new works, most of which are time travel novels.