The sages have vanished, the paths of cultivation are gradually being lost, and Confucianism is declining after once flourishing.
A classic left behind by an ancient Confucian sage, the Treatise of the Apricot Altar, sets him on the path of seeking out the sages of old and reviving Confucianism.
What was behind the great migration of the three schools of Confucianism, Daoism, and the Warrior Way in the age of the ancient sages?
Treasures emerge, the winds of change rise, geniuses appear in droves, and blades clash. Does the dawn of the Age of the Hundred Schools herald the fall of Confucianism?
A sage has fallen. Is this an omen of destruction?
A genius bleeds on the path to sagehood, sages return through reincarnation, and a great calamity is at hand.
The earth sings a lament, the cosmos shatters, stars fall from the heavens, and countless lives are laid waste. Scholars, too, have fire in their hearts. See how men of letters bring passion and tragedy to life!
