The Twelve Dreams of the Masters, the Millennium Wisdom of China

Cheng Yanzhou, a graduate student in the Department of History, was struggling to write his thesis "The Influence of Various Schools of Confucianism on Later Generations". Academic bottlenecks brought him to the verge of collapse. While studying hard late at night, I accidentally gained the ability to travel through an ancient jade pendant engraved with the mysterious twelve celestial patterns left by my grandfather. Each time he travels through time, he corresponds to a family's thoughts, and he possesses the ancients to experience the blood and fire of the birth of thoughts. He saw that Confucius still maintained his benevolence even if he had no food, and Laozi traveled westward to hide the mysteries of heaven. While others were picking out words in books, he personally touched the Mo family's city defense equipment. He once formed a formation with Sun Bin, accompanied Shang Yang in his reform, and listened to Gongsun Long argue that "a white horse is not a horse". While his peers were still memorizing concepts, he had already understood the joys and sorrows of the common people behind the thoughts of hundreds of schools of thought. Twelve times of traveling revealed the truth about the jade pendant - it is the beacon of the fire of civilization. In the end, he no longer lived just for papers, and vowed to bring thousands of years of wisdom back to the world. He wants hundreds of schools of thought to move from dusty books to the lights of thousands of families.