Confucian Hidden Sect: I Calm Ghost Foxes with Poems and Books

Everyone knows that the "Taoists" who are good at talismans and alchemy can only cultivate in this life, and the "Buddhists" who are good at transcending Zen and the Tao can save the next life. But both Buddhism and Taoism have the ability to subjugate demons, but Confucianism only leaves the impression that it can only write poems and articles. He was even called a sour scholar, and he even left a famous saying: "A useless scholar is a scholar." Is it possible that Confucianism, which has suppressed Buddhism and Taoism for thousands of years, is really so unbearable? Of course not! If he only knew some poems and articles, Confucianism would have been crushed to pieces by the wheels of history. Confucianism is actually divided into two sects. One is the Xianzong, which is good at governing the country. It often appears in temples and assists the king in governing the world. It is also the sect with the largest number of Confucianists. It cultivates a clear conscience for the family, country and the world. The other sect is the Yin Sect. They use poems, books and articles as the foundation to nourish their own awe-inspiring righteousness, temper their bodies with their own righteousness, and conquer demons. The Yin sect has a small number of people, with only one person in each generation. Their mission is to protect the Confucian leaders who are in the temple. Let's take a look at how Yan Changsheng, a descendant of the Confucian hermit sect, broke the curse of short life and used poems and books to travel around the world to conquer demons.