Confucius said:
At thirty, I stand firm. Even with only 30 of me, I won't feel confused.
At forty, I have no doubts. Even if 40 Star Destroyers are facing me, I won't hesitate. I'll still choose to strike decisively.
At fifty, I know the will of Heaven. If the enemy has 50 Emanators, I'll beat them so badly they'll think they've met their destined end.
At sixty, my ear is attuned. Even when the enemy has the strength of 60 fleets, I'll still sit down and hear me out.
At seventy, I follow my heart's desires. Even if I'm facing more than 70 Emanators, I'll fight however I please.
As the saying goes, Confucianism can be Confucianism, and Confucianism can be the Way. How could Confucianism not be where the essence of all schools of thought converges? With the vigor of a hundred schools contending, even the Aeons have to tremble.
Readers at this time… 🧠: This is the filth of the grain cycle and should never be eaten😨 Me: Shut up! I'll make up my mind after I finish eating! 😡 (After reading) Me: This thing should only exist in heaven, and it is rare to taste it in the world. It is really a delicacy🤓👍 🧠: Already! This person has been abandoned! No one can learn from it. 😨 Press this mysterious button to call me back to taste this delicacy↓👍
Is it normal for me to rate my works? 😏😏😏
I'm after school today and I'm about to read some novels. How can you talk like this? Your novels are tasteless, like chewing wax. I drink them and they will keep me healthy for thousands of years. I am not yet middle-aged. How can I eat so plainly? It is better to drink pure water and eat white rice.
If you want to watch epilepsy, just watch it. The characters are all a bit OOC. If you have a brain twitch, you can watch it.
So happy hahaha
Very beautiful, crazy and crazy, which suits my taste
The author needs to keep at it!
There are too few elements in The Analects of Confucius, almost none at all, but it's pretty good-looking. I hope the author can write more elements of The Analects of Confucius. After all, this is the name.
It's not easy for the author There are billions of points