The Lies of Those in High Places (2)

Even after Clambel was gone, his spirit remained in the world in the form of books.

<The Doctrine of the Mean Sword Manual>, <The Eighteen Forms of the Ritual Spear>, <The Five Relationships Internal Art>, and so on.

These books laid out the ideal attitudes of citizens and rulers as Clambel envisioned them.

However, as Duke gathered the books in accordance with Clambel’s will and examined their contents, he couldn’t help forming one impression.

‘Isn’t this Confucianism?’

Honor your parents, respect your teachers, be loyal to your lord...

The ideas were all too familiar to Duke and Rex.

Of course, the contents weren’t exactly the same.

Since this was a different world, and Clambel believed in the goodness of humanity, the details differed from Confucianism.

Still, those subtle differences were a very minor matter compared to the contents of the latter parts of the books...