Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1322 1320. Comments on "The Daily Life of the Confucian Sage Beating People Along the Internet"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book to you.

"The Daily Life of Confucian Sages Beating People Through the Internet", Heavy Rain, Level 1 Author.

Category: Xianxia-Cultivation Civilization.

Summary:
"Technology has indeed advanced. Even though I'm thousands of miles away, I can still get pissed off by strangers. But thank goodness, I can still beat them up through the internet even if they're ten star regions away!"

The means of attack used by Confucianism and Taoism are words, and the Internet can transmit words.

Then it's reasonable for me, a Confucian scholar, to write a poem about my first battle and then attack people via the internet... right?
"You dare to talk back after I scold you? Do you have to let me beat you up over the Internet before you realize that I, Han, am both civil and military?"

"My account was blocked in the comments section? Don't worry, write a wonderful novel and trick people into my comments section before you fight them."

Han Zhou traveled through time and was surprised to find that this was a world that had developed advanced immortal martial arts technology.

Immortals, Buddhas, demons and monsters travel across countless star fields in their spaceships.

After the Wenquxing left by the great sage exploded, the development of Confucianism and Taoism stagnated in ancient times.

The Confucianism and Taoism, which had been declining, fell into Han Zhou's hands and were ruined!

"My name is Han Zhou, a Confucian sage from the Galaxy Age."

"But I prefer the days before I became a saint, when everyone called me a Korean dog and a beast."

Technological cultivators roam the universe, and Han Zhou walks into the human world with a Fairy Phoenix Burning Gold Keyboard in his hand.

【Brief Comment】

He only has this book to his name, and it took 37 days to write.

However, in his remarks before the book was published, he said that he had been writing books for ten years, and some readers mistakenly thought he was a platinum writer.

I just want to ask, which platinum writer has such a writing style? Even Hengsao Tianya doesn't have such a bohemian and free-spirited style.

So it is very likely that it is a big brother from an external site. The reason I noticed this book was because the first order results came out yesterday. Fortunately, this book took the third place in the same period, with 8000 first orders and a subscription-to-book ratio of 6, even surpassing the new book "Walking Alone in the Abyss" by platinum author Yan Guizheng.

Ordinary readers may not know what a subscription ratio of 6 means for a new author. For example, for veteran platinum writers like Zhaizhu, Ergen, and Chen Dong, if the subscription ratio can reach 10, it is already a high level of performance.

Generally, a level 5 author would be very satisfied if the subscription ratio could reach 15.

So there is an unspoken agreement that a subscription ratio below 10 is generally the result of commercial operations. Moreover, this book does not have any particularly eye-catching recommendations.

It’s also not like some rich authors who can have 6 silver allies follow after publishing a chapter.

The story is indeed quite novel, in the era of Xianwu technology, Confucianism and Taoism, you can fight others by copying war poems, and you can go through it along the network line. I don't know how fast the network is.

The exciting moments are created quite densely and the pace is fast. If you ignore the logic, you can still have fun.

It's the writing style and dialogue that are a major flaw, especially once readers get used to the initial imagination, they will quickly become aesthetically fatigued.

This style is more suitable for younger readers, but it is a bit difficult for older readers to get into it.

So friends who are short of books can give it a try.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

Some readers have said that this book is somewhat similar to "40,000 Years of Cultivation", but I haven't verified it.

If any friend has seen the latter, please give feedback. If it is true, then it is worth studying how to criticize it.

(End of this chapter)