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Chapter 207 Chapter 206. Comments on "The Greatest Sage of Confucianism and Taoism"

Today I would like to recommend a novel about readers to you.

"The Greatest Sage of Confucianism and Taoism", author: Eternal Fire, a great writer.

Category: Fantasy-Eastern Fantasy.

【Introduction】

This is a world where scholars control the power of heaven and earth.

With talent, poetry can kill enemies, lyrics can destroy armies, and articles can bring peace to the world.

The scholar picks up his pen and talks about military affairs on paper; the juren kills the enemy and speaks eloquently; the jinshi gets angry and engages in verbal battles.

When a saint arrives, he can criticize with words and writing, execute people, judge the emperor to be unjust, and use one person to defeat an entire country.

At this time, the Holy Court controlled the literary throne, the monarch held the official position, the ten countries were fighting each other, the barbarians were watching covetously, and the monsters were causing chaos.

At this time, there was no flourishing of Tang poetry, no heyday of Song lyrics, no innovative articles, and no new saints in a hundred years.

An unknown boy from a poor family was hit on the head by someone. After that, he wrote poems and articles that were passed down from generation to generation and shocked the world, and embarked on the path to becoming a saint.

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: A Child from a Poor Family. The protagonist, Fang Yun, travels to a parallel world and becomes the boy of the same name. His strongest desire is to become a student. Because this world values ​​talent, and through talent, one can control the world. Historical figures, from King Wen of Zhou to Confucius, all wield the power of sages to save the common people.

Chapter Two: Crisis. The protagonist is a child of humble origins, his family extremely poor. His adopted child bride is so beautiful that she attracts the attention of Liu Zicheng of Dayuan Prefecture, who then dispatches his men to beat him to death. This time around, his situation remains dire: he's been fired from his job at the restaurant, and trouble seems to be brewing at home again.

Chapter 3, Xishi of Jiangzhou. The protagonist rushes back home, surrounded by a crowd of people, including the Liu family's slaves who sent strongmen. The protagonist resurrects from the dead and insists on taking the Tongsheng exam. After a simple treatment, he sets off with his child bride.

Chapter 4: Other People's Children. Arriving at the Academy of Arts, the protagonist unexpectedly encounters two thousand applicants, yet only fifty are accepted. He encounters several companions and a distant relative known as a child prodigy, who's after the top spot in the exam.

Chapter 5: Entering the Examination Room. After paying respects to the Saint, the Sub-Saint, and the Saints, the candidates entered the examination room. The protagonist, a poor student in his previous life, approached the exam with extreme caution. After glancing over the test paper, he had a firm grasp of his situation.

Chapter 6: Where Did Confucius Go? The Tongsheng exam begins, and the first question asks where Confucius went. The protagonist doesn't know the answer, but his mind automatically conjures up several classics, including the "Records of the Grand Historian," to help him highlight key points and find the source. Afterward, no matter how difficult the question, his mental "world of strange books" has the corresponding answer. A fully automated open-book exam.

Chapter 7, Mingzhou! Before the Sage! In the first section, the protagonist received the Sage's words. Although he answered all the questions correctly, he felt his handwriting was poor, earning him a B at best. In the second section, the poetry section, he initially chose Du Fu's frontier poem "Year End," which caught the examiner's attention. Later, the examiner considered it too presumptuous of discussing state affairs, so he chose Meng Haoran's "Spring Dawn." As a result, his realm was directly promoted to Tongsheng, a "Tongsheng Before the Sage" who had not yet undergone veneration at the Sage's temple, demonstrating his talent as high as that of Mingzhou.

Chapter 8, The County Magistrate is Angry. The protagonist is a former student, and he has no problem passing the examination, so he submitted his paper in advance. The local county magistrate has an assessment task. If the protagonist is beaten, his assessment will be in jeopardy, so he ordered a strict investigation. The protagonist and Sister Huan went home together, cooked the best meal, and the relationship between the two was sublimated a lot.
Chapter 9, Grade B? The protagonist and Sister Huan had a hearty meal and made a pact. After automatically grading the papers, the examiners ranked the top fifty and then ranked them by talent. The county magistrate opened the protagonist's poem. The words were simple, yet the artistic conception was breathtaking. As for the protagonist's "Please Speak to the Saint," it was indeed flawless, but the handwriting was ugly, so it could only be given a Grade B.

Chapter 10, A-grade! The county magistrate fretted all night, then decisively re-evaluated the papers the next day, awarding the protagonist a double A. The three examiners jointly requested the Holy Judgement, their literary brilliance soaring to the very top of the Confucius Institute. After the three semi-saints had rendered their verdict, they personally transmitted the final verdict. Thus, Jingguo became the first student to receive a double A in its two hundred years of existence, a student even before the Holy Judgement. Anyway, the protagonist was the best.

【Brief Comment】

About the Author

Eternal Flame, a great writer, is the author of "The Greatest Sage of Confucianism and Taoism" and "The World of Gods".

The former is Eastern fantasy, the latter is Western fantasy, literati and gods, this is the rhythm of integrating Chinese and Western cultures.

summary of the story
This book mainly tells the story of the time traveler Fang Yun, who started as a child from a poor family and gradually relied on studying and taking exams to accumulate talents, and wrote poems and articles that were passed down from generation to generation, and finally embarked on the path to becoming a saint.

The book has a unique setting, using the level of literati as the level of cultivation, which can fight against demons and barbarians, creating the "literati school" and "Confucian and Taoist school".

This book is the first to establish a school of thought, a school of thought of its own. It cannot be achieved without great wisdom. The position of a great god is so terrifying~
Character characteristics
The protagonist Fang Yun, although born in a humble family, has lived two lives and knows what integrity and loyalty and filial piety are, and what gratitude and morality are.

In the trial reading part, although he has not yet become a great man and was not a top student in his previous life, but with the blessing of "Wonderful Book World", studying and taking exams are easy for him.

As for the later chapters, how he fought against human nature, demons, and barbarians to save the people, which reflects his great courage and wisdom. Just imagining it is enough to feel his saintly demeanor.
This book creates a new genre, using literature to enter the Tao, achieve the status of a sage, help the poor and the needy, and benefit the world. It interprets the story of a scholar into an extremely fantasy novel about cultivating immortals.

The author has a great imagination and strong perseverance. The book has 767.5 million words and a perfect ending without any regrets of a bad ending.

His position as a great writer is very solid and deserves serious study by anyone who aspires to join the ranks of online writers.

【to sum up】

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【Cang's Ramblings】

First of all, I would like to thank the 2014 book friends for the reward of 1000 Qidian coins.

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The trial reading experience of this book today was quite enjoyable.

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"The Greatest Sage of Confucianism and Taoism" has been updated for more than five years and has more than seven million words.

It is said that there was a period of time when there were some problems with updates due to copyright issues.

I remember that in the early days of "The Son-in-Law", copying poems was popular.

I was deeply impressed by the “One Night of Fish and Dragon Dance”.

Although Confucianism and Taoism started a little late, they built a nearly complete world of literati practicing Taoism.

With talent, poetry can kill enemies, lyrics can destroy armies, and articles can bring peace to the world.

This book begins with "Spring Dawn" and takes copying poems to the extreme.

Even so, until the book was finished, some people were still complaining that there were several poems that were promised but not written.

That's what the author left for little Li Bai, okay.

In fact, for someone like me who can’t even remember what I ate for three meals yesterday, it’s impossible for me to imagine how the author constructed the entire world.

The information he cited in answering the question "Where did Confucius go" cannot be found even on Baidu.

With the materials prepared to this extent, the works written can indeed stand the test of time.

There are many similar authors, such as Diving Squid, July New Fans, and Angry Banana.

And the innocent Xiaolong who went undercover in real life for half a month in order to write the crematorium segment for "Late Night Bookstore".

Who are they?
Relax a little!

Even if you fail, you still have to eat!

(End of this chapter)