Another World: The Analects of Brawling in Hand, Building a Confucius Academy

In a world where divine power runs rampant, a school lies in ruins.

After witnessing refugees raid the school, Chen Shu resolutely erupts when his junior schoolmate, who escaped from that den of horrors, is about to be taken away.

With the Analects in hand, he's determined to teach these people what propriety means! And what shame means!

Chen Shu pins down a wicked man who is climbing up beneath him and asks, "Do you know that you should not do unto others what you would not want done to yourself?"

The villain wriggles beneath him like a maggot.

"The great master is right! Even the things you don't want, you wouldn't give to anyone else!"

Chen Shu is dumbfounded.

[Congratulations, Host. You have taught a villain not to do unto others what he would not want done to himself. You have earned 100 points.]

[Points Exchange System activated.]

From then on, the rules of the academy became known throughout the martial world as the "Analects of Brawling."

The Confucian Academy: a cradle of talent and a sanctuary for those with divine power.

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