A Hundred Schools of Thought Contended, and I Took My Sister to Found a Buddhist School

Su Xiaoxian traveled to a Daqian dynasty similar to the period when a hundred schools of thought contended in ancient China. The big difference is that the vitality of heaven and earth here is transformed into talent. Being absorbed by hundreds of schools of thought, talents can allow Confucian scholars to temper their bodies through literary spirit, condense literary courage, and defend enemies through literary spirit, articles, and poems; it can allow Legalist disciples to use the law as a sword, the law as a shield, and use laws and orders to kill evil spirits; it can allow Taoist priests to master the power of heaven and earth through practicing inner elixirs. With a wave of his hand, he can activate the power of heaven and earth, summoning wind, rain, thunder and lightning; he can allow military strategists to cultivate their physical bodies and break the shackles of heaven and earth by tapping their own potential... However, on the first day after time travel, his sister Su Xiaoya actually told him that she had killed someone? Let's see how Su Xiaoxian led his sister to escape from the legalists, and successfully absorbed literary spirit, gathered literary courage, competed with hundreds of schools of thought, and finally founded Buddhism and became a Buddhist disciple. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.