The Best Physiognomist

My feeling about this book is that the novel goes from childhood to adulthood, from the city to the country, from the country to the international, from the international to the universe, and from the universe to the world; I think the author has unique insights into the three schools of Buddhism, Taoism and Dharma, and includes the three schools of Buddhism, Taoism and Dharma in the protagonist, and the scholar's Appearance, Buddhist smile, Taoist mind, Legalist way of doing things; I think the author has a profound expression of the nature of all things. This novel has a certain influence on me. There is not much philosophy in the novel, but it has a great influence on my mind. However, I cannot agree with the relationship between the characters in the novel, but it is also consistent with the setting of the novel. I personally quite like this novel.

Have you just graduated from junior high school? Is it just cool and pretentious to write something? From the village to the town, pretending all the way, one hundred chapters and more than 20,000 words, but no main line? No structure? Running account to show off? I fast forward to this point and I don't know what you are going to write about, or are you just writing about his aloofness, coldness and pretentiousness, and you are so addicted to it that you wrote millions at once?

I read over a hundred of them but didn't see the main plot, and I don't know what it was written. There wasn't even a single twist. The only good thing was that the sentences were normal and had few typos.

There is a lot of verbosity in this book, many chapters are just nonsense, and I can't understand the main point.

You can pretend so well that even the leaders don't look down upon you.

The more I look at it, the more rubbish it becomes