Confucianism: How Can I Live If I Am Full of Demonic Energy?

"Others write poems to attract sages, but I write to bring forth demons." In the Tianshu Continent, there are forces within the human race that colluded with the demons, resulting in the death of half-saints in battle. The human race was defeated miserably. The Holy Court was furious, stopped the imperial examinations of the Six Nations, and monitored the world's literati. Yi Chuan came through time and thought that he could show off the world of Confucianism and Taoism. It wasn't until the clan leader forcibly opened the sea for him before his death and sent him to the ranks of literati that Yi Chuan felt that he might die sooner or later. Because there should be nothing in it, but the academic sea that nurtures the awe-inspiring righteousness is actually as dark as an abyss, surging with demonic energy as vast as the ocean. Every time he wrote a poem, Yi Chuan was worried that his talent would be exhausted and his demonic energy would rise. "Song of Lime", when the righteous energy comes out, the courage will be refined, and when the evil energy comes out, only the courage will be left. In "Man Jiang Hong", the righteousness comes out to show off the power, and the evil spirit comes out to show off the ashes. "Snow on the River" + "A Guest in the Mountain", righteousness turns into Lao Diaosou's ice-cold magic plain. "The Charcoal Seller" + "The Stone Hauler", the evil energy condenses out of the old couple and tears the barrier of the great Confucian with their hands. Many years later, the great scholars from aristocratic families shouted, "This son has the talent to be a counter-species", and the counter-species scholars roared, "If I don't kill you, you are in vain for being called a counter-species." Yi Chuan stepped on the withered bones of the demon clan's great sage and couldn't help but sigh: This saint is full of demonic energy, You guys, But how to live?