The Legend of Qin: The Six Arts of the Nobleman

This is just my personal opinion; let's discuss it rationally. (Thank you all.) Even without Confucianism's 2,000-year history, there would have been other schools of thought like Legalism, Taoism, and the Military School. Confucian culture was a product of history and an inevitable result of the mission undertaken by Confucian predecessors themselves.

Confucianism's teachings essentially turn intelligent people into slaves, forcing them to work obediently. Some people don't understand this. Our ancestors understood this long ago, during the time of the Hundred Schools of Thought. Emperor Wu of Han favored Confucianism, and everyone learned to be Confucian, obediently working for him and listening to his commands.

Author, are you trying to write about the world of Qin's Moon or just a historical story? If you want to write about Qin's Moon, then watch the entire anime. The part about fighting the Hu people later on is really difficult. The inventions and methods you mentioned were indeed very impressive in history, but in Qin's Moon, they have full-body horse armor, Meng Tian has even encountered the…

Confucius was benevolent and righteous; Mencius was righteous and benevolent. A Confucian scholar practices only propriety. A great Confucian scholar should travel to the seven states and submit to the Hundred Schools of Thought.

I read Qin's Moon to see the protagonist flirt with girls, not for historical battles. If I wanted to read historical fiction, I'd look for it in the alternate history section, okay? Don't you have any idea what kind of people read Qin's Moon fanfiction? No wonder the Qin's Moon stories are all mediocre; you deserve it.

The protagonist's character feels overly idealistic and selfless, like those stereotypical saints of the past. He doesn't seem to understand what ordinary people need; does he really expect people to fight to the death over a mere sense of righteousness?

As a modern person, not only do I not learn ancient ideas, but I also try to completely follow them. This means that I've wasted more than 20 years of modern education.

No female lead in a novel! Disgusting!!!

Actually, I'm a bit averse to watching Qin's Moon for beautiful women, or for the protagonist to collect beauties. In my mind, Qin's Moon is a world of swords, pure swordsmen, and a clash of ideologies.

I don't understand why so many people are so viciously criticizing Confucianism. While the concept of all-round development in morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor is something many schools lack the resources to implement, it still allows us to learn knowledge.