Great Qin: I Use the Analects to Subdue Jing Ke and Save Ying Zheng, the First Emperor

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I'm outside the Xianyang Palace, about to meet Brother Zheng. I'm a little nervous.

How can I calm down?

Just a moment ago, Qin Gongyu was worrying about his thesis. Now he's about to meet the First Emperor of a thousand ages: Ying Zheng.

The problem is, the world's most famous assassin, Jing Ke, is following right behind him.

Now he's even more nervous. Thankfully, he awakens a System and receives a lesson in “Lunyu” as his reward.

Save Qin King Ying Zheng, reform the assassin Jing Ke, and become Fusu's teacher.

Teach him the culture of “Confucianism.”

Fusu: Teacher, what does “The Master does not discuss strange phenomena, feats of strength, disorder, or spirits” mean?

You fool! If an immortal makes me angry, I won't waste my breath. I'll beat him so hard with brute strength that even his own mother won't recognize him.

Fusu: Then what about “If I hear the Dao in the morning, I can die content in the evening”?

Qin Gongyu gave a few cold laughs. “Heh heh. If I find out in the morning how to get to his house, I'll beat him to death that very night.”

Fusu: But doesn't Confucianism teach benevolence, righteousness, and virtue?

After thinking for a moment, Qin Gongyu took out the Dao sword in his left hand and the Virtue blade in his right. “Exactly. While talking to him, I'll split him in two.”

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