Confucian Arts
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A good fit for
- 读过《儒道至圣》,想找同类「儒道流」作品的网络小说读者
- 对把诗词、典籍化为战斗体系的设定感兴趣的人
- 喜欢科举升迁、庙堂争斗与边关御敌多线并进的历史幻想读者
- 中文系或文史爱好者,想看看经典被重新编排成幻想设定的玩法
Not a good fit for
- 只接受实体出版、完本一次性读完的读者,本书长期连载且章目仍有更新
- 对文言诗词引用无感、只想看纯粹打斗升级的读者
- 期待严肃儒学论著或学术普及读物的读者
Reading tips
- 先读完前二十章(至「求字」),开智、字林、圣砖的设定基本交代清楚,可据此判断是否合口味。
- 遇到引用的诗词文赋不妨停下来查一查出处,本书的乐趣有一半在于识别这些「另一个世界的孤本」。
- 注意主角「不器之道」这条思想线,它与科举体制的冲突是全书主线,而非单纯的升级打怪。
- 本书曾长期停更、2025年恢复更新,追更前建议确认最新进度,避免读到一半断在旧断点上。
Contents
- Chapter 1: The World of Confucianism
- Chapter 2: The Wordless Heavenly Book
- Chapter 3: The Meaning of Filial Piety and Fraternal Duty
- Chapter 4: Childhood Sweethearts
- Chapter 5: Awakening the Mind with Sage Words
- Chapter 6: Alarming the Sacred Hall
- Chapter 7: Drawing a Prison on the Ground
- Chapter 8: The County Magistrate's Invitation
- Chapter 9: Fame and Merit
- Chapter 10: The Forest of Characters
- Chapter 11: The Contest
- Chapter 12: Autumn Verse
- Chapter 13: Poetry on the Sacred Brick
- Chapter 14: Stingy to a Hair
- Chapter 15: A Bet of a Thousand Taels of Silver
- Chapter 16: The Demon King's Plans
- Chapter 17: Who Else but Him
- Chapter 18: The Results Are Posted
- Chapter 19: Top Candidate
- Chapter 20: Seeking a Character
- Chapter 21: A Shrew Blocks the Street
- Chapter 22: Changing Face
- Chapter 23: Speaking the Truth
- Chapter 24: Forgiveness
- Chapter 25: A Son Bears His Mother's Fault
- Chapter 26: The Su Family of Jian'an Prefecture
- Chapter 27: The Sacred Temple
- Chapter 28: The Golden Foal and the Horned Horse
- Chapter 29: All Rivers Run to the Sea
- Chapter 30: National Fortune
- Chapter 31: Top Candidates Assemble
- Chapter 32: No Friend Is Not as Good as Oneself
- Chapter 33: The Ninety-Nine-Step Heavenly Ladder
- Chapter 34: The Imperial Sword
- Chapter 35: Tampering with the Sage's Intent
- Chapter 36: Shattering the Sacred Brick, the Heavenly Ladder Falls
- Chapter 37: Grand Tutor Fang Zhengxin
- Chapter 38: Surname Su, Given Name Lin
- Chapter 39: A General's Bow
- Chapter 40: What Manner of Demon
FAQ
《儒术》和《儒道至圣》是什么关系?
这本书有实体出版版本吗?
全书完结了吗?
没读过儒道流,直接看这本可以吗?
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Duanmu Ci is a Chinese online-fiction author about whom limited public information is available; details such as birth and death dates, nationality, and educational background are unknown. Five works are currently on record, with the representative titles Ruzhu (Confucian Arts), The Last Qimen Dunjia, and The Divine Kingdom, among which Ruzhu appears under multiple entries. His writing is commonly categorized as male-oriented fiction, Eastern fantasy, premium fiction, and suspense and the supernatural. His subjects often revolve around traditional divination arts, esoteric sect practices, and imagined worlds, blending an atmosphere of suspense with fantasy imagination. His work tends toward genre storytelling, with emphasis on world-building and plot momentum, giving him a recognizable presence among readers of Eastern fantasy and supernatural fiction.