Li Mu: Former Yanbei University doctorate in liberal arts and sciences. Due to an accident, he traveled to the Daxuan Dynasty and became the legitimate son of Li Jing, the Dingnan Marquis of the Daxuan Dynasty. He was a well-known dandy in Xuanjing City.
As soon as he crossed over, he was framed by someone and had the old Marquis driven out of the Marquis' mansion.
In order to clear his grievances and find the initiator who designed to frame him.
He talked with hawkers at night, bribed waiters in restaurants, and bribed jailers.
Going in and out of brothels, sailing boats, and casinos are commonplace.
Everyone in the world thought that he was always just an ignorant playboy.
But it was this dude who asked why he studied and what a scholar should look like.
This dandy does not say that studying is for the sake of honoring one's ancestors, nor does he say that studying is for the sake of being a high-ranking official and getting rich salary. He does not say that studying is the only thing that is of inferior quality in all things.
But he said that what you read is your character, what you read is your vision and mind, and what you read is the style of a gentleman.
For the sake of his maids and maids, he dared to shoot and kill the court officials, and for the sake of a brothel girl, he dared to commit the greatest injustice in the world.
He dared to point at the noses of many Xuanjing talents and scold them for not being worthy of being scholars.
He, a dandy in the eyes of the world, wrote the tactical policy of retreating when the enemy advances, harassing the enemy when he is stationed, and attacking when the enemy is tired.
The mandarin duck formation he gave to the empress was both offensive and defensive, and when used flexibly, it was truly invincible.
His steel-making method allowed Daxuan to possess a magical weapon that could blow away hair and break hair in an instant.
He united with common people and merchants to suppress clan dignitaries.
Until one day, the empress of the Daxuan Dynasty, Murong Xue, issued an edict to inform the world.
"Heaven and earth serve as evidence and all peoples serve as a warning. I am willing to use the country as my employer."
