Ye Qiu, who had been abandoned by the people for twenty years, recognized his ancestors and returned to his clan, but was ostracized by his family. Awakening from a desperate situation, he chooses to inherit the right path, cultivates both civil and military skills, and establishes himself with awe-inspiring righteousness. He generously protected the students from poor families, wrote down eternal poems and essays that attracted visions from heaven and earth, and convinced Confucian scholars all over the world with his talent and learning. On the way, he resolves family disputes, resolves conflicts with good words without relying on force, treats others with kindness and a bottom line, adheres to justice, helps the weak and needy along the way, gains mentors and confidants, grows steadily on the eve of the grand event of Sanqianzhou, and uses his talent and virtue to carve out a bright future for a Confucian from a poor family.
