Great Qin: I, the Confucian Sage, Tutor to the First Emperor

In the thirty-fourth year of King Zheng of Qin, 213 BC.

The Emperor decrees that the books be burned!

Xun Zimu, in Lanling County, has a terrible headache.

The Confucian Chunyu opposes the commandery system with the argument "emulate the ancients," urging the First Emperor to follow the rites of the Zhou and restore the feudal system.

Xun Zimu thinks: The old man was right. Few people can beat Senior Brother in an argument.

One decisive strike, and the book-burning decree is issued.

Unfortunately, Xun Zimu's golden finger is the God-Tier Confucian Sage System, and he has to stop the book-burning decree.

The lonely Xun Zimu thinks it over and finally decides to go to Xianyang to find his "dear senior brother."

Zimu: "Senior Brother, you're in grave danger. I've come to save you!"

Li Si, the esteemed Chancellor, thinks: This kid comes to my door to curse me. Has he forgotten what happened to our last junior brother?

Who would have thought the First Emperor would say: "The Confucian Sage shall be the Emperor's tutor."

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