A Gentleman Should Do His Duty

The highest truth in the world is never spoken, but practiced, lived, or even... Died. Daxuan Dynasty, the era of the end of Dharma. Spiritual energy declines, and the path to immortality is cut off. Only the "Tao" transformed from the true meaning of the ancient "Philosophers and Hundreds of Schools" has become the final path to transcendence. Among them, "Confucianism", which was controlled by aristocratic families and remained an empty shell, was regarded as the most useless orthodoxy. Lu Zhixing, a poor scholar with no spiritual roots, no bloodline, and no adventure, truly believed in the principles in the book. What he relies on is never a God-given opportunity, but a little bit of awe-inspiring righteousness developed in his chest by "reading thousands of books, traveling thousands of miles, and experiencing thousands of things", and the taboo object in his hand called a "paperweight" that is actually a "key" that has been peeped by countless forces.