Great Qin: The Confucian Sage of the Analects, Whose Three Thousand Disciples Conquered the World

Great Qin: The Confucian Sage of Fist-Swinging Words, Three Thousand Disciples Set the World in Order.

After transmigrating to the Great Qin of the Nine Provinces, Ying Ziyue became Ying Zheng's thirteenth son.

He activated the Fist-Swinging Words System.

And so, a new-generation Confucian sage of fist-swinging words was born.

Zhao Gao: "The Master said: 'When friends come from afar, even if they come from far away, they must be executed?'"

The Mohists: "The Master said: 'Since they've come, bury them?'"

The Yin-Yang School: "The Master also said: 'A graceful, lovely maiden is a gentleman's good match?'"

These are Confucian teachings?

Ying Ziyue replied coolly, "No, they're all mine. I, Ying Ziyue, said them."

Cultivation is the way, fists are reason, and swords are virtue.

Ying Ziyue forged ahead, sweeping across the Nine Provinces.

With a pair of fist-swinging hands, he took life and death lightly: if you don't like it, come fight.

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