The Great Zhou Literary Sage

Those who are following this book are all newbies, and veterans won't even click on it after reading the introduction.

Your introduction, Ah Fang Gong Fu, which six kings are the Six Kings, which four seas are the Four Seas, where is the Shu Mountain, and what is Afang? Do you dare to copy such an article that is highly related to history, humanities, and geography? Is there still a copycat of this level these days?

Is this a great thing? I can also write NC settings that bind literary positions and official positions. I'm speechless😑

He said that others are mediocre people and he copied them all.

The most embarrassing thing about reading this kind of article is that the protagonist knows nothing, and all the articles he writes are plagiarized. Why can the world be shaken? Why not give the protagonist a talent such as inviting gods, and invite the original author when he wants to plagiarize. At least the logic is smooth.

In ancient times, poetry, poetry, and poetry were just things for entertainment, and they were not serious knowledge. The real knowledge in ancient times was the classics and meanings. I have never heard of the national civil service examination, which was a test of poetry, poetry, poetry, and this flattering drinking-table entertainment culture 😁😁

I believe that most people prefer to see the rise of a poor family who is in love before marriage, rather than someone from a wealthy family who falls into bed without being married after only a few meetings.

After all, some ancient great gods still can't keep up with the times. This stuff was made a few years ago, and there are actually great writers writing it...

There's something wrong with the settings, it's fake. If an alien or a person from another world comes and keeps composing poetry, will he become a saint directly? This kind of plug-in will not work. If you are a talented person who thinks about liberal arts and science, you can create it with your own talents and thoughts. Only by relying on your own ability can you have opinions. Direct words are powerful, so the exhaustive method is useful. If you write that there are six kings and one in the world, they are all suppressed and unable to get up. If an alien civilization comes and targets it with the power of a civilization, what will you do? The loopholes in this setting would not disappear without this assumption.

The Supreme Sage of Confucianism and Taoism has already written all this kind of novels, and the subsequent ones are just picking up others' wisdom. Unlike the "unlimited flow of human abortion", which is just another flavor with some of your own twist, this one is still within the same frame no matter how you write it. In this kind of novel, I just want to see how Zhang Zai's four sentences about Hengqu were drawn out and what kind of tricks he used. Then I lost interest