Su Bei's hands kept sliding across the Sky Screen, and then they stopped on a video.
[With the pen as a sword, with the ink as a blade!]
During the Pre-Qin and Warring States period,
Across the vast and boundless earth, a carriage with simple yet dignified decorations was moving slowly.
Inside the carriage was Confucius—the renowned thinker and educator who traveled among various states. At this moment, he slightly lifted the window curtain and looked up at the distant Sky Screen, which unfurled like a giant scroll.
His eyes, filled with wisdom and contemplation, stared intently at the Sky Screen, revealing deep confusion in his gaze.
He muttered to himself:
"With the pen as a sword? With the ink as a blade? What on earth does this mean?
Such a peculiar description—is the person referred to a warrior who has fought a hundred battles, or a scholar who plays with ink and brush? And who is this sacred figure spoken of on the Sky Screen?"
Chapter 187