Chu Li transmigrates to another world and discovers a land divided among numerous states.
Great Zhou, Great Yin, Great Qin, Great Chu... They are locked in endless conflict and warfare.
Behind each kingdom stands a sect.
There are the Daoists, who seek to attain immortality; the Buddhists, who compassionately save the world; the Mohists, masters of ingenious mechanisms; and the strategists, who use war to put an end to killing...
From the start, Chu Li joins the Great Zhou investigation bureau known as the Buliangren and awakens his golden finger.
Thus begins his life of stirring up the winds and clouds of the realm.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Comments on Chapter 6: Settlement Rewards written by Ricardo Tutu in "Gao Wu: The Bad Man of the Great Zhou Dynasty, Who Dominated Hundreds of Schools of Thought".
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Commentary on Chapter 7: Purchasing a Sword by Ricardo Tutu in "Gao Wu: The Bad Man of the Great Zhou Dynasty, Who Dominated Hundreds of Schools of Thought".
Commentary on Chapter 21: The Realm of Heaven and Man written by Ricardo Tutu in "Gao Wu: The Bad Man of the Great Zhou Dynasty, Who Dominated Hundreds of Schools of Thought".
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