A world ruled by Westerners and governed by European and American rules. Could the thousand-year-old civilization of Huaxia not have rules of its own?
The Legalists rise again, and laws take shape. All things under heaven act according to the laws of freedom. Study the law, and you can comprehend the Legalist principles.
The Confucians return, imbued with literary talent. Poetry can slay enemies, verse can rout armies, and essays can bring peace to the world. A scholar writes, and battles are fought on paper; a graduate slays enemies, his words flowing into brilliant compositions.
The Strategists emerge. With their schemes and stratagems, nations fall in an instant.
When the incredible strongholds of the Strategists, the Confucian Small Sage Village, the Mohist Mechanism City, the Legalist Langya, and the Daoist Ancestral Court appear one by one, the world returns to Huaxia's hands.
The Hundred Schools of Thought descend, and the world trembles before them.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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