Da Qin: If You Commit Suicide as a Confucian Sage, Please Ask Your Father to Go to Heaven to Save His Life.

The hooligans are not to be feared, but the hooligans are literate. Ying Zhao, who is known as a postdoctoral fellow, accidentally traveled to the Qin Empire and became the third generation of Ying Zheng, the son of Fu Su. He used to be the boss, but now he is the grandson. In the beginning, Fusu's close Confucians were beaten, and Grandpa was so angry that he still didn't wake up. The Qin Dynasty was in turmoil and the six kingdoms were about to be restored. Ying Zhao: "What should I do if my father disobeys me? Grandpa is going to die." Fu Su: "The Master said: When the father is alive, observe his ambitions. When the father is gone, observe his actions. If you do not change your father's ways for three years, you can be called filial." Ying Zhao: "Gan! I'm so jealous and I'm going to rush to the street!" Turn on the suicide system, and as long as he continues to commit suicide, he can save Yingzheng. If you win the call with a backhand, you will enroll in Fusu's class. Isn't that just love? Just burn the Confucians and then send them to the "Speaking" class. Let the father "do it well" The result... Fu Su: "The Master said: Thirty people stand up. Forty doesn't mean that it takes thirty people to make me stand up and fight; forty people dare to come to me, which makes me very confused?" Ying Zhao: "..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.