Daqin: Zulong Was Overjoyed, the Analects of Confucius Turned Out to Be a Book of War

Traveling through the Qin Dynasty, he became the second son of Zulong, Gongzi Qi. On the eve of Qin's destruction of the six kingdoms, King Qin summoned Fusu and Gongzi Qi, who also studied Confucianism, to see the results of their study of the Analects of Confucius. Qin Wangzheng: Come, let me see your study results Fu Su: The Analects of Confucius says that learning without thinking will lead to failure, and thinking without learning will lead to peril. Learning, just like governing the world, requires continuous innovation. I believe that Confucianism is the best choice for governing the world. After listening to Fusu's answer to Qin Wangzheng, his face was expressionless, but when he then asked Young Master Qi, his entire facial expression suddenly lit up. Young Master Qi: I think the Analects of Confucius is a military book! Seeing the good is worse than seeing the bad, just like exploring the soup, which means that hesitation will lead to defeat and impulsiveness will be in vain. So when you see an army that is easy to conquer, don't hesitate to do it! When you see an army that is not easy to conquer, don't act impulsively. Fusu:? ! Gongzi Qi then pointed out that Tao Te Ching is a peerless martial arts! While the world was shocked, Gongzi Qi's military ability was at full capacity, and even his force value was at full capacity! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.