Confucianism: How to Show Off When You Are Full of Demonic Energy?

Others write poems to call for saints, but I write to create a realm of demons. When Yi Chuan entered the world of Confucianism and Taoism, he was looked back at the beginning. In this historically epoch-making Tianshu continent, Yi Chuan, who thought he could show off at will, suddenly discovered: Why is my Haoran righteousness so dark? ? ? … "I am not talented, but there is a particularly good and wonderful little poem that can solve this dilemma." "Don't panic, everyone. It's normal to be a little dark. Don't run! Don't run." Gentlemen, can you give me a way to survive? Not giving? Then I will show off. "Song of Lime", righteousness comes out to refine the gallbladder, and demonic qi comes out to break the gallbladder. 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. "Xia Ke Xing" + "Fang Bing Cao Hu Ma's Poems", the evil spirit turned into a black cavalry general and slashed through the barrier of the Confucian scholar. … Many years later, looking at the devastated Tianshu continent, Yi Chuan worshiped the saints: This saint can still show off.