Qin Dynasty's Martial Analects: The Ghost-Backed Confucian Sage Converts Them Through Force!

He transmigrates to the Qin Dynasty as a prince and becomes the face of the Analects of War!

He memorizes Confucian ideas and becomes a Confucian sage, but if that doesn't work, he'll convince people through physical force!

Fusu: “Among any three people, I can find a teacher.” Does that mean humbly seeking instruction?

Qin Yu: Foolish! It means that among three people, if one of them is me, our combat strength equals that of an entire division.

Fusu: Uh... Isn't Confucianism about winning people over with virtue?

Qin Yu: Cultivate yourself to build your virtue. That means working out like I do, so people will respect you.

Just then, Qin Yu tightened his muscles, bulging beneath his clothes.

“The Master does not speak of strange forces and spirits”: If you don't want to listen, don't yap at him. Just beat him until he loses his senses.

“Since you've come, make yourself at home”: You shouldn't have come. Now that you're here, I have to bury you myself. What a pain. Couldn't you have died farther away?

“Isn't it a joy to have friends come from afar?” Cross that out. Correction: “When friends come from afar, execute them no matter how far they've traveled!”

The Analects has become a military manual and a martial arts secret tome.

With a sword of virtue at his waist, he leads three thousand brawny men on patrol across the Nine Provinces.

Wherever he goes, he wins people over with virtue!