Opening a Pear Garden in Great Qin: Why Are the Hundred Schools of Thought Panicking?

In 221 BC, Chen Yong transmigrates to the Qin dynasty and binds himself to a satirical performer System.

In this world, faces may look alike, but hearts are different!

Someone is needed who dares to speak the truth and expose them!

So he writes Fan Jin Passes the Imperial Exam, satirizing the corrupt scholars.

They can talk at length about the classics and philosophy, but when it comes to doing any real work, they're useless!

Then he writes Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, satirizing the fact that the scariest thing in the world isn't ghosts, but the human heart.

Then he writes A Madman's Diary, exposing the cruelty of the human world!

"I opened a history book and looked. This history had no dates, and every crooked line on every page was filled with the words 'benevolence and morality.' I couldn't sleep, so I studied it closely for half the night before I finally saw the words between the lines."

"The whole book was filled with two words: 'Eat people!'"

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