The Great Literary Dao

🐷 Is just a sanctimonious, womanizing, and idiotic guy, and he writes it in a long, rambling, and disorganized way.

In the first few chapters, the protagonist dared to tell his own father to get lost! And that was with servants around! And he even went to study Confucianism?

It was fine at first, but after watching more, I realized it has no connection to Confucianism or Taoism. 1. The protagonist saves every woman he encounters, and there are always women who throw themselves at him. Humans always have complicated relationships with demon women.

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I knew it the moment this character appeared.

I'm the first to post a monthly pass 😓

The book is quite well-written. It tells the story of a spoiled rich kid who works hard for his family, steals from an enemy but doesn't kill them, and even rescues them. But was he raised to kill from a young age, as mentioned earlier? That's terrible education! He steals a woman meant for the Dragon King and keeps her well-behaved at home.

It feels a bit like something out of "Snowy Days," but it's very well written.

I hate that the protagonist is weak; he just killed the Empress. Rebellion is outrageous! I can't stand it.

Why can't you replace this book with something else that's full of demonic and barbaric elements, instead of just Confucianism and Taoism?!