The Ultimate Confucian Sage: Starting as a Down-and-Out Scholar

It's so annoying to watch Su Xinyi and the Lian family act like clowns.

It hurts to see poor Mingxin and Li Shaoqing thrown to the ground like rag dolls.

The Su family is so upright, how could they have such a spendthrift son as Su Yuchen, who disgraces the family name?

Wuji is awesome! That was so satisfying! Let's see what arrogant Mrs. Su has to do now.

Just kidding, these are all timeless masterpieces, how could they be anything but bad?

The more it goes on, the more flaws there are. Chapter 5 says the Su family colluded with the Lian family, condoning their subordinates' harm to the people. But by chapter 42, it's changed to the Su family head being upright and the eldest son hating evil. Did you change the characters? Was the earlier setup eaten up? So quickly whitewashed? Most importantly, the power levels are inconsistent.

How can this book have such a high rating? It's written like a middle school student.

Su Wuji is amazing! He arranged for Yun Cheng to marry into the Ming family, and the lovers finally got married.

The author is too fixated on writing style, resulting in awkward dialogue and a disjointed tone, making the reading experience quite uncomfortable.

Only by becoming strong can one be invincible; accelerating Yun Cheng's cultivation is the only way to succeed.