The Wind Enters the Spring and Autumn

This is a "useless" time traveler story. Chen Shuo, 35 years old, associate professor of pre-Qin history. When he woke up, he became a declining scholar in Zouyi of the state of Lu. The year is 497 BC - Confucius is about to leave the state of Lu, the six ministers of the state of Jin are about to fight among themselves, the struggle for hegemony between Wu and Yue has not yet ended, and there are still 140 years before Shang Yang's reform. He knows everything about the future. But he knows better: history has its own inertia, and individuals are as dusty as dust. He did not bring gunpowder formulas, recite the Industrial Revolution, or quarrel with scholars in court. He just sorted out the classics under Confucius, searched for water sources when traveling around the country, weighed the pros and cons between Jin and Chu, and taught in the border areas of Qin to make a living. He had seen the difficulties of saints, the cunningness of powerful ministers, the joys and sorrows of the people, and the young people who were about to change history - and then he chose to retire. This is an "anti-Shuangwen" historical novel. There is no golden finger, there is no fate-changing destiny, there is only a modern man, with sobriety and humility, returning to the Axial Age of Chinese civilization and witnessing that magnificent Spring and Autumn Dream. He is not the maker of history. He just passed the spring and autumn.