
The Confucian Sage of the Primordial World
洪荒之儒圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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The three paths of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity exist equally. Establishing the path of Humanity is recognized by the Great Dao, not the path of Heaven.
Suitable for students in grade 3 and below
Is this author planning to write a pirated version of the prehistoric world? Either make a huge difference to prove you're trying to create a new prehistoric world, or make another difference altogether. Readers, just see for yourselves; the differences are just too much...
I always felt that it didn't capture the essence of the primordial era; it completely lacked its primordial feel.
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The protagonist is far too servile. The Lich War was an operation by the sages to purge the powerful humans. The Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors were methods by which the sages distributed the human race's fortune. As a protagonist approaching the strength of a sage, it's one thing if he doesn't try to weaken these methods, but he actually aids and abets evil—that's just too much.
One night, a loser was wandering in the wilderness when suddenly a spaceship descended from the sky. An alien stepped out of the spaceship, and upon seeing him, the alien suddenly knelt down. The terrified man cried out, "My lord, rise immediately!" The alien raised its head and roared, "Rise your mother's ass!!" (He forgot to check the spaceship's artificial gravity and the planet's gravity.)
[Comment] New Year, New Look
Happy New Year! I wish your masterpiece, *The Grassroots Cultivation Tale: Shan Cun*, great success and unstoppable momentum in the new year, attracting even more readers. I'd also like to bask in your glory and collect some flowers and votes. And a little self-promotion: Want to see how a grassroots cultivator ultimately becomes a god?
The name Confucius appears less than a hundred times in a single chapter, and by chapter fourteen he's already traveling to the prehistoric world. I'm a homebody, I don't like to go out, I prefer to stay home. Why would I want to wander around? Are you a honey badger?
There are too many grammatical errors. Can't you at least read a chapter yourself to make sure it flows smoothly? It's so frustrating to read.
Suggestion for the author: There is too much repetition of words in the paragraphs, making them difficult to read smoothly. For example: "I am Confucius, and now that I have achieved humanity, I shall preach the Way to the human race and perform the work of education."