The Confucian Way Across the Myriad Worlds

I feel like the protagonist is not very good at talking and doesn't understand the ways of the world! He talked about a lot of other people's shortcomings, and then said, don't mind if I talk about whatever I want! I think this happens to everyone at one time or another, although the smile on my face means I listened! But I'm definitely scolding my mother in my heart!

I don't know why so many people hate Confucianism, as if they were out to kill their father. I still remember that the classical Chinese texts in elementary school must have included Confucius' Analects and Xunzi's exhortations to learn. These are all teaching people to be positive. As for Dong Zhongshu's induction of heaven and man, and Zhu Cheng's theory of preserving natural principles and destroying human desires, they are just some shameless people deliberately misinterpreting the true meaning of Confucianism for their own benefit. Don't people nowadays also deliberately misinterpret repaying evil with kindness, 'repaying evil with straightness, repaying kindness with kindness'? How could this be missed? Moreover, people today are still deeply influenced by Song and Ming Neo-Confucianism without knowing it. Now is a good time to re-learn the pre-Qin Confucianism

I have been reading novels for 15 years, and your novel makes me feel that reading novels is not in vain. This is my first time to give a reward, just consider it a token of my appreciation, thank you.

It's very interesting to read, and it suits the taste of an old bookworm like me. It has the refreshing feeling of online writing and the depth of traditional literature. It allows people to think deeply while reading. This is a good book and highly recommended.

The author has brought out the roots of Confucianism. What is Confucianism, and what should be the conduct of a Confucian? Code of conduct and stick to your heart. It is also necessary to eliminate the bad styles caused by the needs of the dynasty and the incomplete understanding of the disciples of later generations. The author stood in the present moment, chose the correct thoughts and correct behavioral norms of Confucianism, and mythologized the mental cultivation brought about by correct Confucian behavior, and wrote this book. It's a good idea. There was a book with this idea before, but that one was from Taoism. He told about a Taoist who has a Taoist code of conduct. This type of novel is meant to popularize various schools of thought. Although it is a bit cool, it really contains the central idea of ​​the subject. If you just read it from the perspective of reading a cool article, it's not that cool. Because the protagonist has his own way of doing things and the dogmas he must abide by, it can still be regarded as a kind of novel with some connotations, provided that the author does not go astray. But those who can really do it, I feel like they can be called saints right now...

Our whole life is actually about cultivation. What we cultivate is our thoughts and what we do is our actions. Whether you are Buddhist, Taoist, or Confucian, they all lead people to be good. To have a good grasp of your heart, you don't need any big bright ideals. It's very simple and simple. You need to be a good person first. This is cultivation.

I feel that the author has written the protagonist as a sinner of the Han nation, serving as an official and guest minister for the Meng Yuan Dynasty. There is no blood at all. Especially when a time traveler does this, it is really too servile. I feel that the Confucianists in his works are all traitors.

To be honest, I watched it for Confucianism, but the more I looked at it, the more divergent it was from my ideas. I couldn't understand the idea of ​​not killing at all. Confucius could kill with a sword, but the protagonist always emphasized not to be a Confucian, but his behavior was a mess... Cultivating oneself, regulating one's family, and governing the world, I only saw self-cultivation... This kind of protagonist has the skin of Confucianism, the flesh of Buddhism, and the bones of Taoism.

This book was okay at the beginning, with a bit of a scholar-xiao flavor, but it changed in the second copy. There are three poisonous points. The first is the setting of not killing people. Confucius was born in the war period of the Spring and Autumn Period. He traveled around the world, would he not kill people? In troubled times, people can kill people just for a bite of food. Does the protagonist feel that Confucius's virtue is lacking? Besides, the six arts of a gentleman include riding and shooting, and a gentleman is equipped with a sword. The second poisonous point is to establish one's body and establish one's words. The article always emphasizes the unity of spiritual realm and knowledge and action. So here is the question. Confucianism has always been centered on self-cultivation, family order, country governance, and world peace. Let's not talk about family affairs. It is past the point of the protagonist running around the world whether to get married, but what about governing the country? In Swordsman and Dragon Swordsman, he could have helped the peasants live a good life in the court, but he was selfish and had the nerve to say that he was a real scholar, while others were rotten Confucians. "The poor are good at themselves, and the rich are helping the world." Let's understand. The third one is too lazy to talk about.

The writing is really good, and I am very eager to wait for the update🤭 Come on, I hope you become a god! Blessings from poor readers😊