Senior Brother Doesn't Want to Stand Out

In his previous life, Zheng Qian studied history and literature. He had a photographic memory for classical sayings, and by quoting them aloud, he became the foremost master of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. A union of righteousness, Buddhist wisdom, and fortune, he was tormented by the fact that he could never keep a low profile. Even as he fretted, his words of wisdom stirred strange phenomena in the heavens and earth. He rose in a triumphant rush, breaking through one realm after another until he became the inevitable choice of the times, the one favored by the people and destined by heaven. Yet he treated others with kindness and kept a low profile. He had no wish to stand out; all he wanted was to be a minor figure among the elite.