Three Kingdoms: The Ghost-Backed Imperial Tutor Is Really a Confucian Scholar

After transmigrating, Xiang Xu became a Confucian disciple, but also gained a Slam-Confucius System.

In an age full of scholars, he decided to be a true-blue Confucian. With the late Han on the brink of chaos, he would first lead three thousand disciples to bring the whole world to heel, then talk reason.

He could walk barefoot on wild rabbits and summon the strength to breach city gates.

From then on, the late Han had one less timid Confucian who could only sigh in frustration, and one more violent Confucian who feared neither dragons in the water nor tigers on land!

Confucius said: "To study and practice it from time to time, is that not a pleasure? If you learn how to throw punches and beat people up whenever you like, isn't that fun?"

Confucius said: "Is it not a joy to have friends come from afar? If friends from the martial world travel a long way to kick down your door, isn't that fun?"

Confucius said: "I examine myself three times a day, and train my body repeatedly every day."

Cao Cao: "He killed Hua Xiong on his own, and the wine hadn't even gone cold! Is he really a Confucian?!!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.