The Great Way of the Analects

A certain Outer Realm God King within his own Earthly God's Country was easily drawn over by the clamor.

After listening for a few sentences, Lein was utterly speechless.

He really wanted to pull all seven of his disciples over and give them a good scolding right then and there, saying that's not how the Analects should be interpreted, and they were practically translating it into "Lun Yu" (a pun on "smash").

Unfortunately, as the words reached his lips, Lein found he couldn't wash his hands of it.

The Celestial Dynasty, from a small tribe on the Loess Plateau, had developed to its current state not because of any Confucian teachings. Frankly, that stuff was just for fooling outsiders and controlling the Primal Desolation power within the people of the Celestial Dynasty.

They always say the Bear country is the "nation of warriors," but Lein just chuckled. The true nation of warriors among nations of warriors was the Celestial Dynasty people themselves!

Why was the Celestial Dynasty the only one of the four great ancient civilizations to survive, while the other three were wiped out or had their legacies broken by the Aryans? Was it because the Aryans were benevolent and spared the Celestial Dynasty?

Bullshit!

That eastward expeditionary army was annihilated, annihilated, annihilated!

Even the remaining prisoners were all dragged off as sacrifices for the dead.

Isn't this exactly "Embrace the situation"?

The Central Plains dynasties basically conquered all the surrounding arable land as their territory. Anything else was either too cold or too barren and unwanted, which is why the Celestial Dynasty had such exaggerated territorial claims throughout history.

What's absurd is that in the Celestial Dynasty's historical records, victories weren't dwelled upon. For example, when Huo Qubing sealed the Xiongnu at Mount Lang, he practically drove the