The Little Martial Uncle of the Confucian School in the Qin Era

Confucius said: "Since we have come here, let us make the best of it." Confucius said: "If I hear the Way in the morning, I can die content in the evening." Confucius said: "To know what you know, and to know what you don't know, that is true knowledge." The Master did not speak of strange phenomena, physical prowess, disorder, or spirits.

When there's only one female character, you'll see a lot of people clamoring for a harem/multiple-woman storyline. But if you do that, it ruins the plot, and the book is doomed! 😂

If the story features multiple female leads, put some effort into writing the romance. Don't create harem elements just for the sake of it; there are too many of those fast-food stories, and they're unlikely to be successful.

Are there any novels where the protagonist travels back in time to the Qin's Moon era and starts their own business? Everyone's such a sycophant, it's so annoying!

After reading the synopsis, I didn't want to read the main text. The ancients may have been ancient, but they weren't stupid. From the synopsis, I could only sense one word: arrogance!

I was so disappointed. At first, I thought the protagonist was incredibly powerful, an invincible guy who could roam freely and have fun. But it turns out he's just a weakling at the innate level who can't even break through to the Grandmaster level. The contrast is too great. Where did that carefree, nonchalant attitude come from?

Xun Yu and Xun You sat together and read the book. They were dumbfounded after reading the synopsis. Xun Yu asked Xun You, "Uncle, your ancestors had no descendants. How did you come to be?" Xun You shook his head and replied, "That's right, how did I come to be?"

Regarding the battle between the protagonist and Yan Ri, I can only say that the protagonist is a disgrace to transmigrators; this battle was completely unnecessary. The protagonist's intelligence was touted as so high before, but this battle dragged it down to an abyss. It literally pulled the protagonist's intelligence into a cesspool, disgusting the readers.

We can write down Wang Yangming's philosophy of mind, and regard it as a work that truly takes us to the level of a master, so as to further promote and develop Confucianism.

I don't know why people are so accepting of taking over a project just because the name is changed to Cao Cao, but as soon as you mention Cao Cao or something similar, a bunch of people come up and say you're too young to understand, it's really abstract.