A Champion Scholar Revered By Sages, And You Call Him A Useless Bookworm?

Summary

Kong Zhong Zi emphasizes the importance of scholars aspiring to become Holy Masters, viewing the common people as mere tools for their own cultivation. Lin Yi challenges this worldview, arguing that true strength should be used to protect the weak, highlighting the value of the masses in the literary realm. Despite Kong Zhong Zi's insistence on focusing solely on personal advancement, Lin Yi remains resolute, believing that the Holy Institute's values are misguided. He vows to stand with the people against the oppressive court, declaring that the upcoming Holy Assembly will be a pivotal moment for the Dao lineage and the common folk.

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