The Qin Empire's Underworld Grandmaster: From the Start, I Rule the World with the Analects

In the twenty-ninth year of the First Emperor's reign, Feng Qi transmigrates to the Great Qin Dynasty and becomes the son of the chancellor.

From the start, he studies alongside Fusu under the great Confucian scholar Chunyu Yue, learning the classic Confucian arts. But knowing that Qin Shi Huang dislikes foolish Confucians, Feng Qi decides to do the opposite of what is expected.

Does Confucianism repress human nature? Does Confucianism shackle people's thoughts? A book of Brawling Confucian Analects restores the Confucian spirit!

Feng Qi: Your Majesty, if a ruler is not respected, he cannot command authority. The Confucians are criticizing Your Majesty, so I believe we should bury them alive as a warning to the scholars of the realm.

Feng Qi: Your Majesty, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. The Xiongnu are invading, and I am willing to lead the campaign and bury them in our territory.

Feng Qi: Your Majesty, Confucius spoke of benevolence and righteousness. Benevolence is a way of splitting a person in two, while righteousness is a way of beating someone's head into their body.

Feng Qi: Gentlemen, I hear that the Confucian scholars of the realm all refuse to accept me. Is that true?

Looking at row upon row of new-generation Confucian scholars, each two meters tall and covered in muscle, Chunyu Yue's mouth twitched. "Feng Qi, you are a heaven-sent genius who has mastered the very essence of Confucianism. How could we dare not accept you?"

Fu Sheng: There are countless Confucians under heaven, but when they see you, they all lower their heads.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.