The Great Classics

I don't want to say much more, but the character's personality is really not suitable for the setting of righteousness.

Are readers these days so irritable? This book was written a long time ago, before the Confucian and Taoist genre really became popular. Although the beginning was a bit toxic, it's still pretty good overall.

What kind of nonsense is this? The prestigious Imperial Academy, secluded and closed to the world, hears someone possesses a sacred Confucian artifact, and sends a so-called female disciple like a mangy dog ​​to force that person to come to the academy.

I don't agree with Sister Li. The male lead is just the second young master, and his elder brother is the rightful heir and the rightful young marquis. The male lead has no title to inherit, so why do his subordinates all call him "Young Marquis"? And what do they call his elder brother?! It's outrageous!