
The Tang Dynasty's Elegant Ways
天宝风流
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 18y ago
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- Qidian
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Teacher, you have a good journey! You must have met Li Bai in Datang by now.
The protagonist saw a monk telling people short stories in a Buddhist temple to make money, and then he opened a place to tell stories about Journey to the West and earn money to support his family. But his mother found out and said that you can't tell it anymore. You are making money in the name of gods and Buddhas. The gods and Buddhas will be angry. Then the protagonist really stopped going! ! This shit, a monk can earn this money, but I can't earn it? There was a monk in the middle who gave him a protector status. I knew that the author arranged this plot for the protector brand, but at least find a less frustrating reason, right? That's not piety at all, that's pedantry. From what I have learned about believers of various religions over the years, no matter how fanatical the believers are, in the face of life and death, they will never ask for help from their gods and Buddhas, but from anyone they can see. A believer in a hospital bed will be more religious, but will never be willing to give up treatment. He's still sick in bed, so he dares to use all the few dozen dollars the protagonist earns to do good deeds? Not afraid of dying from illness at all, and not caring about her son's feelings at all? This kind of behavior called piety, but actually generosity to others, is the so-called holy mother bitch, extremely selfish. But after all, it was a book written more than ten years ago. In the past ten years, the moral standards of online literature have changed a lot under the impact of the fantasy and decisive flow, but I still feel unhappy about it. I just saw someone recommending this book in other books. As far as I am concerned, it is not just this book, but all books that are more than ten years old, no matter what the reputation is, please read with caution.
Wanding in 2007 was so scary
Internet writer Shui Yezi (Xu Bing) suddenly fainted while exercising on the school playground on the night of May 6. He was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment. His heart stopped beating at 10 a. M. On May 7. He was 42 years old. Shui Yezi, formerly known as Xu Bing, is a teacher in the Chinese Department of Hanjiang Normal University and an online writer. His works include "Civil Service of the Tang Dynasty", "Chen Gen", "Tianbao Romance", "The Romance of the Mid-Tang Dynasty", "Longyou in the Tang Dynasty: Zhenyuan Chronicle", "The Great Road", "The First Seat of the Tang Dynasty", etc.
This book is very well written. I read the physical book three times before and am now reading it again.
Shocked by the bad news, have a good journey
When will Water Leaf return? ! ? 😭
After reading Chang'an Thirty Thousand Miles, it's a good idea to read this book again.
The hero's mother is so annoying!
The Holy Mother is so terrifying, I won't be able to defeat her after 10 chapters