
The Most Revered Sage Is Far Too Cautious
至圣先师他太稳重了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The Carefree Tower of the Mortal World
The mortal world is a vast net. All I wish for is a carefree life.
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Welcome to Yuan Qichuan's reading list! 😄 There are countless novels on Qidian, but only a handful are truly enjoyable: the ones you can patiently keep reading, and that pull you in so completely you forget the time and skip meals. The point of this list is to help readers searching for something to read find their way. Of course, everyone has different tastes, so feel free to move along if these aren't your thing. My previous list had reached its 100-book limit, so here I'll review novels I'v
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Quietly Reading
Quietly reading I've discovered that I drop books pretty quickly. Fewer than ten are still on my bookshelf now. I'll delete some once this list reaches its limit.
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Have you ever been a lieutenant? You just take some things for granted and write them randomly 😡
Almost 10 years have passed
I remember when I first saw Flying Eagle while writing about The Strongest Patriarch, it was already 2025 in the blink of an eye.
Good guy, it turns out that the strongest senior brother was also copied by He ➗ back then 🙂
Come on, the main character has the same name as my dad, it feels so awkward.
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Boost the interaction volume of works (^_^)
Why do I feel that the previous one of Feiying's books was good, but the next one is not so good; the previous one was average, but the next one is good again.
This book feels better than Tianshifu
It's still a "stealing feeling" that can't be calculated. I can definitely pursue it on this point Fighting like a martial artist is much more comfortable than Taoist laser cannons and electromagnetic rail guns. In the later stages of Tianshi Mansion, every fight is a wave of names such as Yin Lei, Dragon Yang, Thunder Dragon, Yin Fire Tiger, Yang Fire Tiger, etc., And there is no sense of experience at all. If I have to say that there is nothing wrong with this book, it is that the setting of benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom, and trust is too unique. Every time I explain the requirements for the exercises, it is like memorizing formulas. I strongly recommend that you go through them in one go.
There is a small question at the beginning. Confucianism practices benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom, and trust, and promotion involves doing all kinds of good deeds. So high-level monks should also be kind. The family is so selfish. Will violating "benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom, and trust" have no impact on their promotion?
I hope the author can write more than 5 million words in this book 😁