The Confucian Sage of the Eastern Wilderness

The story of Xiang Shaoyu, a modern-day scholar who likes to lie flat, transmigrating to the Eastern Wastelands Continent and becoming a Confucian sage. [This is not a System novel. The protagonist relies solely on his knowledge of classical Chinese texts and ventures through another world. I started writing this simply to share some traditional Chinese culture and the wisdom of our ancestors, so more people can learn about the soul of our culture and build cultural confidence. I hope that after reading, you’ll seek out the classics of the Hundred Schools of Thought mentioned in the story that interest you. I’ll offer my own opinions and some nonsense about those texts, and I’ll also draw on materials I’ve researched, but there won’t be some unreasonable System that lets the protagonist steamroll everything.] With a laugh and a few words, he turns the world and its people’s fate around, defies the odds, slays immortals, and becomes a sage! The Confucian Sage says: “Lie low, then lie lower still. There’s no need to keep lying low!” With the eternal brilliance of our vast Chinese civilization, he wields his brush in another world, pours his heart into every stroke, rides forth in white robes, and cleaves through armies with a sword cold as frost! His brush paints a magnificent landscape stretching ten thousand miles. His writing rises above the finest snow, and his noble spirit soars beyond the clouds! Indeed: A dazzling flash erupts in the mortal realm, shooting down three million stars. When the seas rage, I’ll stem the Milky Way and pour myself a drink. With a wave of the sleeve and a laugh, the Hundred Schools of Thought hold sway even in another world!