The Outcast: A Practical Confucian Who Wins People Over with Virtue

Chen Zhulang transmigrated into The Outcast and became the last heir of Confucianism. When he picked up his ancestral copy of The Analects, ready to win people over with virtue, he discovered that Confucianism in this world was a little different.

“Unless a gentleman is grave, he will not be held in awe?” That meant a gentleman had to hit hard, or he’d never command respect!

“When three people walk together, one of them is sure to be my teacher?” That meant that out of three people, one had to serve as a punching bag!

While Zhang Chulan was still playing the fool and Wang Ye was still calculating good and bad fortune, Chen Zhulang was already carrying a brick marked “Virtue” and making a fearsome name for himself across the black soil of the Northeast as a “physical Confucian.”

He was the shamelessest temporary worker under Gao Lian, the most reliable real-world anchor for Er Zhuang in the online world, and the “Living King of Hell” whom the outcasts beyond the Great Wall both loved and hated.

Then word of the Luotian Grand Ceremony arrived. Chen Zhulang rolled his neck and gave the nation’s prodigies a genial smile. “I hear you don’t quite understand what it means to win people over with virtue?”