Revere the Teacher, Confucius

I've even come up with an epilogue for the author of this novel 😁 After Zai Yu's death, his thoughts on Confucianism, Taoism, military strategy, agriculture, and Yin-Yang were passed down through the ages, and his disciples and grand-disciples roamed freely in various countries. Mozi said, "My only true friend is Zai Zi." Ying Zheng: "I wish I could walk arm in arm with him."

If Heaven had not given birth to Confucius, the world would have remained in perpetual darkness. I have read the Analects and his biography, only to lament how little I know about such a lovable man and how few stories I have about him prevent me from truly connecting with him. Perhaps I will write his story someday?

The Heavenly Emperor recently caught up with a book and discovered that the author was updating too slowly and was constantly asking for votes, which greatly angered him. The Heavenly Emperor said: This person has told me everything he has heard, and his demands are very high, but he can produce very little. I have devised a mechanism to punish this person.

I'd only flipped through two pages of the first chapter when I came across a really annoying premise. It's like something out of a historical fiction novel. You might as well have written a modern person who transmigrates and inherits the original body's memories, causing them to become drowsy and disoriented. Writing a native inheriting a modern person's memories is so unsatisfying!

Damn it, I was so engrossed in reading it that someone suddenly told me that Shadow of Great Britain was written by me. I've just escaped one danger only to fall into another.

I've heard it said that writers bear the responsibility of spreading culture, and readers seek literary enjoyment through them. If a work suddenly stops being updated, readers' feelings will be left hanging, like autumn leaves swaying in the wind, unsure when they will finally fall to the ground. In ancient times, Confucius traveled throughout the states to promote "benevolence and propriety."

The first officially licensed book I ever read that was abandoned was disgusting.

Time travelers would be miles ahead of Confucius, except maybe their morals are lacking 😂 Why can't you have Confucius become your teacher?

This is the first time I've read a piece about the Spring and Autumn Period, and it's a masterpiece. It should have been a dreamlike start, so how did it turn out like this...?

With a time traveler involved, the Qin Dynasty is probably gone. Without the Qin Dynasty, it's questionable whether China could be unified. Relying on the protagonist to unify China is unreliable; after all, unifying the various states requires not only military strength but also decisiveness.