The Way of Letters: This Confucian Scholar Is Acting Strange

This is a world where the Way of Letters flourishes and the Hundred Schools of Thought contend.

In such a world, Kong Li's golden finger is a body-tempering System.

Staring at this wildly out-of-place System, Kong Li falls into deep thought: should he use it or not?

But when he realizes he can't even become a plagiarist, he grits his teeth and stamps his foot, setting out on the path of dual cultivation in letters and martial arts.

A hundred years later, people remain divided in their opinions of Kong Li:

Those who admire him say: He is the Kong who, after the ancient sage, has become a sage once more. With unparalleled might, he smashed the demon race to pieces in the most literal sense. With his iron fists, he carved out a new world for humanity.

Those who despise him say: Brat! Villain! He twists the ancient sages' texts and defiles their image. He even leads his disciples in spreading heresy. He should be nailed to the pillar of shame!

Kong Li looks at the thirty thousand disciples behind him and says, "Watch closely. I'll demonstrate it just once."

With that, he throws a punch.

For several thousand meters in front of Kong Li, nothing remains but the ground.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.