I, the Successor of the Sage, Beat Ten with My Mouthful of Words

Zhang Fan, a Chinese language major, awakened to his identity as the successor of a sage when he dreamed of meeting Zhou Gong's daughter in a professional class. Teacher: "What does it mean to hear the Tao in the morning and die in the evening?" Zhang Fan: "I found out the way to your house in the morning, but you will die in the evening." "..." From then on, Zhang Fan began his journey of preaching in order to become stronger. "The Master said: When you are thirty, you stand upright; when you are forty, you are not confused; when you are fifty, you know the destiny of heaven; when you are sixty, your ears are obedient; when you are seventy, you follow my position and do not violate the rules." "Kong Sheng said that only 30 people are worthy of letting me stand up and fight. If there are 40 people, I will rush forward and fight without hesitation. If 50 people are beaten by me, they will think they have met their destiny. If 60 people say good things in my ears, I can calm down and stop fighting. If 70 people surround me, I can kill as I please!" "My rules are rules!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.