Dasheng: Abandoning His Pen and Joining the Army, He Returned to Dasheng

In the twenty-third year of Sheng Yuan Dynasty, it was a snowy night in Chang'an. The king of Zhenbei, Dugu Shuo, raised his troops and went south in the name of "Qing Jun Side". Two hundred thousand cavalry trampled the imperial capital, and the prosperous city fell overnight. Shen Chenxi, a scholar from the south of the Yangtze River, was copying out a theory on state governance under the lamp of an inn. The palace examination was coming in three days. Horse hooves entered the city, manuscripts were crushed into the mud, and the dream of imperial examinations that had been studied hard for ten years was shattered in the ruins. Among the ashes, he found half a broken copy of "Six Tao", and a line of text pierced his heart: "The world is not the world of one person, but the world of the world." At first, he hoped that a piece of paper would awaken scholars all over the world. But in times of war and chaos, articles cannot stop the cavalry. Shen Chenxi finally realized that empty talk about orthodoxy was not enough to protect the common people. Dugu Shuo did not lose the title of the country or ascend to the throne. As a regent, he controlled the world's military forces and exerted pressure on all sides. Shen Chenxi put down the books on his desk, abandoned his pen and joined the army. He understands civil affairs, water transportation, and is good at planning. He stands in the military formation as a scholar. The pen is still in my hand, and the gun is still in my palm. Use Tao to unite people's hearts, and use soldiers and armor to control troubled times. This is Dasheng's darkest decade. A scholar abandoned his literature and joined the army to restore the broken mountains and rivers.