After being outmaneuvered by his subordinates, he transmigrates back to the Spring and Autumn period. But why is this place so different from the history I know? He awakens a teaching System.
I'm the godfather of the underworld, and you want me to teach?
By pure chance, he spreads the “Analects of Brawling” as if it were the Analects of Confucius.
Benevolence means dealing with a weaker opponent by splitting them in two with your bare hands.
Righteousness means facing a somewhat stronger opponent with a pair of blades.
Propriety means taking a stronger foe seriously and bringing out a long weapon.
Wisdom means confronting enemies on the battlefield by stringing a bow, hitching up a chariot, and charging out.
Trust means that when you meet an opponent up high, you throw them off the wall.
The Master said, “If I hear the Way in the morning, I can die content in the evening!”
If you hear I've arrived in the morning, you'll be dead by tonight!
“When three people walk together, one of them is sure to be my teacher.”
With three people, if one of them is me, our fighting strength is equal to an entire army.
“Respect ghosts and spirits, but keep your distance!”
When Confucius gets angry, even ghosts and spirits have to fear him and stay away!
Watch the “Analects of Brawling” flourish in this world!
(The blurb doesn't do it justice, so please read the novel. Everything is fictional.
No saintly do-gooder, decisive and ruthless, a would-be hegemon.)
