The Confucian Cultivator in The Outcast

It's absurd to see claims made in the name of science that science no longer exists. Is it possible for everything to become unchanging? Science is a method of understanding the world, not a definitive conclusion. Water flowing uphill is science. Water flowing downhill is also science.

They say everything is true, good, and beautiful, and that we should uphold it—the six-word mantra—but their actions betray their words. They don't refuse what you give them, which is a manifestation of selfish values. The entire text on Confucian self-cultivation is a word game, flashy but impractical, extremely formalistic, utterly meaningless, and detached from reality. Playing word games to fool the reader.

The author has too much personal bias; those whose values ​​don't align with this will find it unreadable.

I hope the protagonist doesn't join Na Du Tong; Na Du Tong seems too small-minded. Think of Chen Duo, Gao Erzhuang, and the Dark Fortress.

It's outrageous! Everything was fine at the beginning, but then they killed off both the grandparents. It's fine if you kill them off, but what happened in the later plot? Because the protagonist has a strong destiny, everyone related to him has a strong destiny too. So, the grandparents all became clowns? And what kind of nonsense is this "righteous spirit" you wrote?

The appraisal was completed, but I got sabotaged by my peers.

What is this writing? I was enjoying reading it when I suddenly took a big bite. I'm speechless.

If you're going to write about supernatural beings, just write it properly. Adding all sorts of random stuff and looking down on them after only a hundred-odd chapters is really unsettling. The characters that appear later on are all so arrogant that it's making me uncomfortable.

Can the author understand what Confucianism is? There are three types of Confucianism: Confucianism as a religion, and Confucian schools. Confucianism refers to the doctrines of the pre-Qin period, centered on Confucius, Mencius, and Xunzi. Confucianism as a religion is a religious belief centered on Dong Zhongshu's ideas of unification and the unity of heaven and man during the reign of Emperor…

After watching the beginning, I felt very awkward. I can't sense the breath, but as long as I imagine myself gathering my breath, I can feel as light as a swallow. I practiced basic sword techniques diligently for seven days, but I still couldn't feel the qi. However, my steps became lighter, and walking, sitting, and lying down were all very easy.