Attaining Sainthood Through Painting: I Command the Gods and Demons of the Heavens

Out of curiosity, the imperial edict has been issued and the knighthood has been granted. The people who were sent to read the imperial edict still suppressed the imperial edict and did not publish it. They wanted to check the important things first. According to this theory, the emperor's imperial edict is nonsense, and it is up to the people to read it to see if it counts. No matter what rewards or orders, as long as I, a little seventh-grade Confucian cultivator, don't read it, I think you are guilty, and you are guilty, and the emperor's words are of no use. What, you are a private prince? Are you the prince? The emperor thinks you can make him king? I am the one who reads the imperial edict. Although I am a sesame official, I am the one who reads the imperial edict. If I didn't read it, you are not and I will arrest you. You can be forgiven for provoking conflicts. Don't be so stupid. It's not a big hatred or a big shot. If you don't read the imperial edict, the emperor's title will be useless. This is just rubbing your IQ.

It's too boring, that's all in total. I'm still at level nine after reading one hundred and sixty-six chapters. Except for a small climax when reciting poems, 90% of it is as dull as water. The more I read, the more I can't stand it. I still follow the three paths of painting, Confucianism and Wushu. Each painting is divided into segments like a series. Ten paintings are directly ten. The first painting is sacrificed to the tenth floor, and it breaks through directly. Paints the next one, and then to the tenth floor, and the breakthrough is the next one. Isn't this good? The road is long and messy. Although I know you like the Great Sage in the second picture, there is no need to do this. What kind of strange rocks, births, and disciples are there? It's like drawing comics and making TV series. I don't understand.

No need to read it, it's good.

The plot is exciting, the writing is very good, and the updates are accelerated.

The plot suits me quite well, but there are some language errors in some places, but that's okay, but the emotional line is really a bit far-fetched, and there is no emotional foreshadowing. It feels like a harem is forcibly added later.

The great scholars in the author's works are all cats and dogs. I have read Chapter 35, and they are all based on setting, and the plot has no progress at all. The male protagonist is manipulated throughout the whole process, the people in high positions are all villains, and the righteous people are all the assistants of villains. The author doesn't know what the great Confucians in history were like. He should write about normal people. It's not easy to write about people from several major academies so that none of them are normal people. They all tell lies.

Although the plot is adapted from the plot of Lan Ke Qi Yuan, it can still be watched.

Very good, great, no need to waste time, just skip it and don't watch it

It stretched my hips a little and killed one? The accomplice was not punished at all. It's boring. He pulled his crotch.

It's a mess, it's a lot of nonsense, it feels like it's just a bad ending and it's forced to end.