[Hundred Schools of Confucianism] [The prevalence of evil cults] [Confucianism and Taoism] Under the prosperous age, undercurrents are surging. Foreign heresies breed like poisonous tendrils, confuse people's hearts, corrode the country, and the world order is on the verge of collapse. Although various orthodox sects strive to compete, their teachings are lofty and lofty, or they are limited to formality, which makes it difficult for the people to understand the pain felt by the people. The evil atmosphere has the potential to start a prairie fire.
At this gloomy time, Lu Yuanyun, who had become a believer in the gods, unexpectedly chose the "Confucian Academy", which was the most declining and only one lineage of inheritance left, and as the only disciple, he became the last successor of this empty academy. Now, at a young age, he has succeeded him as the youngest professor in the history of the Confucian Academy.
His name is Lu Yuanyun? Or just a code name. He knew very well that the benevolence, justice, etiquette and wisdom contained in old papers alone would not be able to cleanse the evil spirit that permeated the world. Therefore, he is not limited to one sect. Although he is rooted in Confucianism, he draws on the strengths of hundreds of schools and integrates them comprehensively: the strictness of Legalism, the universal love and non-attack of Mohism, the wonder and justice of military strategists, and the changes of Yin and Yang... They are all used by him.
His ambition was not only to revive Confucianism, but to reshape the soul of Chinese civilization and use the wisdom of the sages to fight against the evil spirits that messed up people's minds. He wanted to open the doors of the academy to aspiring people from all over the world, regardless of their origins, but only asked about their true intentions.
"Teach students in accordance with their aptitude, teach without distinction" - he will practice the ancient maxim. In this Neo-Confucian academy, what he taught was by no means a single doctrine. Among the future disciples, there may be some who inherit Confucian benevolence, adhere to the right way, cultivate themselves and manage their families; some may uphold the iron laws of Legalism, clarify the law and strengthen government, and purify the world; or there may be those who learn the Mohist ingenuity, love the virtuous, and protect the people...
