Unparalleled Confucianism and Taoism: from Breaking Off the Engagement and Abandoning the Young Man to Becoming the Emperor's Teacher

Once Su Wenguan fell into the clouds, he relied on the eyes of a saint to discern the secrets of people's hearts. He held Confucian scriptures in his left hand to save the common people, and he held the art of war in his right hand to kill traitors and traitors. The court stirred up the situation with the sentence "The people are more important than the king." The rivers and lakes used Zhouyi hexagrams to trap and kill hundreds of thousands of rebels. They also held the iceberg girl's sacrificial wine against the pile of historical records and asked: "Three thousand volumes of saints' classics, can they teach you how to untie my belt?" In this Confucianism and Taoism, he practices decisive killing and decisiveness, but in these troubled times, he creates a bloody affair! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.