Night market owner Zhou Mingyuan was deceived by his brothers and went bankrupt. He crashed into a tree while drunk, and opened his eyes and traveled to Nishan Academy in the world of "The Analects of Confucius" - people here follow the principles of "gentleness, courtesy, thrift and concessions", quarrels will lead to "Confucius said", and those who disobey will be "punished by heaven".
As the most "deviant" being, he was targeted by Kong Xiuwen, the master of the Analects of Confucius: he was hit in the face by bird feces for swearing, and fell into a mud pit when he helped others jump in line. But who is Zhou Mingyuan? The "human spirit" who runs around in the night market!
Seeing Meng Shuqing being forced to follow the female precepts, he tore up the book and said: "Don't pretend to be a human being, just complain if you don't like it!" Seeing Qi Zimo being robbed of test questions, he set up a trap to counterattack: "Taking advantage of others? You have to pay back twice as much!"
But when he used his wisdom to break the situation repeatedly, he found that Kong Xiuwen looked at him like he was looking at an "old acquaintance", and his modern memory of being cheated actually overlapped with the loopholes in the Analects of Confucius world - wasn't it an accident to pass through the book?
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The Analects of Confucius is described as the way of life for modern people: being a human being, cultivating one's mind, treating others, and doing things are all usable wisdom. After reading this, my heart becomes stable and soft. Highly recommended to anyone who is stressed and wants to meditate. The most touching part of "Nishan Wenwen" is that wisdom is truly alive. Hong Zhirong uses gentle brushstrokes to turn The Analects into the confidence for contemporary people to settle down and live their lives: to be measured, to know restraint, to have good intentions, and to be open-minded. A book of sobriety and self-healing for every ordinary person.
The Analects of Confucius is described as the way of life for modern people: being a human being, cultivating one's mind, treating others, and doing things are all usable wisdom. After reading this, my heart becomes stable and soft. Highly recommended to anyone who is stressed and wants to meditate. The most touching part of "Nishan Wenwen" is that wisdom is truly alive. Hong Zhirong uses gentle brushstrokes to turn The Analects into the confidence for contemporary people to settle down and live their lives: to be measured, to know restraint, to have good intentions, and to be open-minded. A book of sobriety and self-healing for every ordinary person.