Wuxia Crossover: In Beiliang, I Study My Way to Confucian Sainthood!

I think I've become a Qin Shi Huang fanatic; I feel really upset whenever I see that the person who unified China wasn't Qin Shi Huang.

The introduction states that there are ten dou (a unit of dry measure) in total, and how come the people of the world owe two dou when they possess ten dou?

The use of the third person to refer to oneself appears too often. A few times is fine, but too many times it feels strange.

In this world of martial arts, the Qin, Han, Tang, and Ming dynasties still exist. The mere Li Yang Dynasty claims to be the strongest? Who do you think you are? Xu Xiao is supposedly awe-inspiring among the powerful? Not to mention Bai Qi, Wang Jian, Meng Tian, ​​Li Ji, Xiang Yu, Han Xin, Chang Yuchun, Yue Fei, and so on—aren't they all stronger than him?

Master Fu's strength is roughly equivalent to that of the Celestial Master, who is below the level of the Extraordinary.

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Why is everyone praising the Xu family? It's either praising the Xu family women or that spendthrift Xu Fengnian. What is it that the Xu family wouldn't dare avenge their mother's death? They wiped out the Northern Liang army and then died themselves. What about the people of Northern Liang? The Xu family are all heartless, ungrateful, and forgetful of their ancestors.

Having written so much, why hasn't anyone written about Wang Mingyang? He's no less capable than anyone else.

The title is "Confucian Sage," and then the game starts with the concept of the unity of the three religions?

I'm tired of it all being about Xu. Is there any great author who can write a story that contrasts with Xu? I want something different. Like in *Ever Night*, everyone's involved with the Lady and the Prince; I want to read a story about someone who's on Haotian's side.