The Confucian Way to Sagehood
Chapter 1502

Coal in the Snow

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If the Qishan Marquis were an ordinary Grand Academician, I would be completely confident of defeating him now. But he has been a Grand Academician for over twenty years and has fought the Barbarian Race repeatedly. His experience far surpasses mine. Unless I become a Grand Academician, defeating him will be difficult. The Qishan Marquis's Lineage stretches back hundreds of years, and he has no shortage of treasures such as sacred blood and Sage Pages.

Find a way to break through the Water Race in Lingding Ocean? That would be far too difficult. In fact, the Barbarian Race wants us to clash with the Water Race. That would give the Water Race of Sage Kong's Literary World legitimate grounds to attack our cities. At that point, the King of Chu would convict me immediately.

In that case, our only option is to follow the northern bank of the Pearl River to Guangzhou City, then double back along the southern bank to reach the Pearl River. Since the Barbarian Race has mobilized the Water Race to block us, they cannot merely be trying to make us travel another two or three days. They will most likely launch an ambush at a critical moment. The problem is that I know little about the surrounding region, and my knowledge of the five great barbarian tribes is equally limited. I need to hone myself in Pearl City for a month or two first.

As Fang Yun pondered, he suddenly received a letter. Because of his unusual identity, few people had taken the initiative to contact him since he set out. Even after he wrote several renowned poems, most of the letters he received came from scholars outside the Chu Kingdom.

The wild goose condensed into words that hovered in midair.

Fang Yun was mildly

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