Reborn as Xu Xian, the Confucian Sage
重生许仙 儒门至圣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 185k Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
108Chapters
2.5MReads
4.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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Does Fang Yun know that you are going to follow his old path?
A good classic poem has been changed by the author into something nondescript, which makes me feel disgusted.
Author Fungus, do you have an initial order of 300?
This protagonist is a bit useless and has no ambition to be strong.
How many saints were inspired by the Three-Character Sutra?
I can't describe the protagonist's setting with any word, and I feel insulted by that word.
Chapter 34: Is he the Inner Saint and the Outer King? The Outer Saint and the Inner King are Legalists at heart. The inner sage and the outer king are Confucian ideas. "Inner Sage" means hiding the Tao in the heart and doing nothing; "Outer King" means showing the Tao outside and promoting the royal way. "Sage inside and king outside" means that the virtues of a saint are present internally and the governance of a king is applied externally, that is, the integration of both personality ideals and political ideals.
I'm quite curious about how a person and a snake with different worldviews can marry across different species.
Commentary on the first chapter of "Rebirth of Xu Xian, the Supreme Sage of Confucianism" written by Starting from the Start.
Regarding the second chapter of "Rebirth of Xu Xian, the Supreme Sage of Confucianism" written by Starting Over, Ruyi Wenkui's chapter review.