A Generation of Wen Zong

Introduction It is said that on the Eastern Holy Continent, the three kingdoms of Yong, Wu, and Qi stand in a powerful position. Among them, the Yong Kingdom dominated the hinterland of the Central Plains and ruled the world with culture, with a prosperous economy and prosperous literary style. The founder of the Yong Kingdom, Taizu, established the Yong Dynasty with the assistance of Confucian scholars. For a time, Confucianism was in the limelight. However, as the power of Confucianism grew stronger, the current rulers gradually felt threatened. Therefore, more than 300 years ago, the Yong Kingdom mobilized the whole country to launch the second burning of books and entrapment of Confucian scholars. After this battle, both Yong and Confucianism were seriously injured and their strength was greatly reduced. The balanced pattern of the Three Kingdoms was subsequently broken. Wu's eagerness made Yong's situation become precarious. Against this background, the protagonist Gu Xun accidentally traveled to the Yong Kingdom and became a scholar who had never been exposed to spiritual practice. Let's see how the protagonist relies on the treasures of the earth's thousands of years of cultural inheritance to enter Taoism through poetry in a different world, embark on the path of spiritual practice, and then turn the tide and save the Yong Kingdom, which is suffering from internal and external troubles.