Library

An autobiography written from the second person point of view. Not entirely true, but interesting.

During the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, Chinese scholars faced the opportunity of academic evolution and attached great importance to summarizing the scholarship of the Qing Dynasty, thus making academic history, especially the history of Qing studies, a prominent study. Among the scholars who studied the history of Qing studies at that time, Zhang Taiyan, Liu Shipei, and Liang Qichao were the most outstanding representatives, setting a model in this field. Their opinions, such as their views on the origin and development stage of Qing studies, their views on the divisions of textual criticism schools, the common orientation of praising Anhui and suppressing Wu, emphasizing the "scientific" nature of textual criticism, and regarding Dai Zhen as an "anti-Confucian thinker", etc., All had a great impact on later generations and standardized the relevant research of later generations. The writing of this book is based on these factors. While systematically exploring the historical writings of Qing studies by Zhang, Qi, and Liang as a whole, it is supplemented by case studies.

It tells the story of a group of supernatural beings who were gathered together through the protagonist to discuss plans to save the planet, and finally defeated the big boss and became people's faith.