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Confucian Cultivation Novels 儒道流小说

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  1. 1 Reform in the Immortal Martial Great Wei 我在仙武大魏搞变革 Eastern Fantasy907k WordsCompleted An age of great upheaval is coming! The Great Wei is rotten from top to bottom. The civil and military officials, the Hundred Schools of Thought, traditional crafts, and demons, ghosts, spirits, and monsters are all emerging in this chaotic age. Some will set the world in order and restore balance. Others will wreak havoc and bring misery to all. And into this world came Lin Ke. “The age of chaos is coming, and change never ceases. Through countless trials, our generation will stand tall!” 0Votes729.6kRecs247.8kFans
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  2. 2 The Confucian Scholar 儒道读书人 Eastern Fantasy2.1M WordsCompleted During the Jingwen era, the emperor was elderly and gravely ill. His five sons fought for the throne, leading to political intrigue and power struggles at court, internal unrest and external threats, while the people suffered terribly. A young scholar from the Hanyi Society emerged like a bolt from the blue. His poetry would be passed down through the ages, and his prose could astonish even the sages. Bearing the sword of the Confucian scholar, he pleaded for the common people and spoke out agai 0Votes5.5kRecs44.8kFans
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  3. 3 I Became a Sage Through Idle Books 我用闲书成圣人 Cultivation4.2M WordsCompleted A coffin from the start. Chen Luo's transmigration begins in a mourning hall. This is a world where reading can grant extraordinary power. Read the Confucian classics, and you can cultivate righteous qi; read Daoist scriptures, and you can generate innate source qi; read Buddhist sutras, and you can comprehend the true meaning of reincarnation. Yet Chen Luo's golden finger is a pile of frivolous books that the Heavenly Dao forbids from existing in this world! … What? The Demon Kingdom considers 0Votes805.3kRecs3MFans
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  4. 4 The Unmatched Sage of Confucianism 儒道至圣 Eastern Fantasy7.7M WordsCompleted This is a world where scholars command the power of Heaven and Earth. With literary talent within, poems can slay enemies, lyrics can destroy armies, and essays can bring peace to the realm. A scholar puts brush to paper, discussing war from the safety of his desk; a successful candidate slays the enemy with every word; an advanced scholar flies into a rage, and his words become weapons. When a Sage arrives, his words and writing can condemn a man, judge an emperor's rule unjust, and take on an 72Votes9.6MRecs1.9MFans
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  5. 5 The Great Xia Sage of Letters 大夏文圣 Cultivation2.7M WordsCompleted Shenzhou. The Great Xia Dynasty. The twelfth year of Yongsheng. Gu Jinnian transmigrates into this world and is astonished to discover that immortals and martial arts coexist, while dynasties reign supreme. This world has Confucianism, Daoism, martial arts, Buddhism, demons, sorcery, and swordsmanship. He himself has become the eldest grandson of the Duke Who Guards the Nation, the most powerful noble in the Great Xia Dynasty. He has grown up surrounded by fine clothes, delicious food, and endle 0Votes760.9kRecs2.7MFans
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  6. 6 The Scholar of Great Wei 大魏读书人 Cultivation2.4M WordsCompleted Year One of Wuchang. After seven failed northern campaigns, the Great Wei Dynasty was bankrupt, its people were destitute, and then the late emperor died. Afterward, the empress ascended the throne, her radiance illuminating the world. At the time, demons and monsters appeared everywhere, bringing disaster to the mortal realm. The Great Wei’s feudal princes were restless, the court was in turmoil, and foreign powers watched hungrily from the sidelines. Just as the Great Wei Dynasty stood on the 0Votes3MRecs2.7MFans
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