The ancients watched me play the Starry Sky Railway

"Teach? How? What exactly does he want to do this Sunday? Can the 'order' he believes in really accomplish such a thing?"

Liu Heng frowned, he really couldn't think of what Sunday wanted to do to achieve what he said, to let the weak live happily.

The strong prey on the weak, the strong oppress the weak, and exploit the weak. This is an eternal truth.

As someone at the top of the exploiters in this era, Liu Heng really couldn't understand what he should do to achieve what Sunday said - the way of survival for "human beings" in the absolute sense.

Those common people work hard all year round, facing the earth and back to the sky, and then give at least 50% of their grain to the landlords and the Han people for no reason. Can this be considered a way of survival for "human beings"?

If you want to have the final say, Liu Heng will be the first one to spit on you!

Liu Heng himself didn't believe such words!

If you say that the common people are not human, then at least you have to be a small landlord to be considered a human being...

Liu Heng had nothing to say.

In fact, unlike most emperors and nobles, Liu Heng, known as the "Teacher of a Hundred Emperors", was respected even by Li Shimin, the Heavenly Khan, who was known as the strongest carbon-based creature in the 7th century.

At least he still treats the people of Qian as human beings.

(Li Shimin truly respected Emperor Wen of Han. Even in his old age, he hinted to his ministers: I want the posthumous title "Wen". In fact, he did get it. The original posthumous title was Emperor Wen, and the historical records should record him as Emperor Wen of Tang.)

(As a result, Wu Zetian changed Li Shimin's posthumous title to "The Great Saint of Civil and Military Affairs and the Great Emperor of Filial Piety"...)

(Li Shimin must have been so exhausted after hearing this - I'm just a fan! What the hell are you doing changing it? And it's so ugly!)

It was precisely because he valued the people and their power that he implemented a series of benevolent policies, enabling this land to quickly recover from the chaos in the late Qin and early Han dynasties.

However, as much as you value it, you need to make him act for the happiness of the general public, just like he did on Sunday...

Liu Heng couldn't do it.

The head follows the butt, and the benevolent policies he implemented were essentially for the ruling power of his own Liu family.

It's not for the happiness of the people.

It is also for this reason that Liu Heng admires Sunday very much.

"As the head of the Oak family, Xingqi Riben could be high and mighty, witnessing the splendor of the world and enjoying all the beauty in it, but he insists on fighting for the 'happiness' of the common people..."

"Maybe his actions are problematic, maybe his ideas are a bit extreme, but I have to admit that he is a truly good person."

A noble man, a pure man, a moral man.

If Sunday does succeed, then...

Liu Heng would like to call him a true saint!

…………

"In your opinion, what does it mean to live a happy life?" asked Liuying.

“Good question.”

"Sunday tells its own thoughts."

“Human consciousness is essentially an illusion, a prison called ‘self-worth.’ Misled by this illusion, people make mistakes, and the consequences are borne by external things.”

“When layer upon layer of mistakes fills the human race, becoming impossible to trace…these prisons together form a prison, a natural law called ‘survival of the fittest.’”

“Nature is always accompanied by plunder and sacrifice… Its opposite is called ‘order.’”

“This is exactly what I want to do. I want to bring the happiness of all living beings under a single ‘order’ so that people no longer have to make bitter choices, no longer have to face the weaknesses of human nature, and no longer have to abandon the bad habits of beasts. Only then can we build a paradise for mankind.”

"Simply describing the idea is too abstract, so let me give you a simple example. You may know that in some worlds, there are social systems called 'two-day weekends' or 'three-day weekends'."

“On this hard-earned day of rest, people are able to escape the pressures of life and return to peace of mind.”

"Only on days like these can people escape the law of the jungle and, in these few short days, finally 'live happily.'"

"It's a pity that two or three days and nights are too short compared to the length of life."

“In my opinion, the ideal system for society should be seven days off. The day after Sunday, there will be the second, third, and even the next Sunday forever - this is the face of the new world, the day of eternal peace.”

“Thus, everyone can return to their original place in Paradise.”

"Some gazed at the Milky Way, concentrating on calculating the distance between us and the isolated world of Pegana. Others embraced each other in a corner, free from unnecessary responsibilities..."

“People no longer act for survival and plunder, but for their own hobbies.”

“No longer needing to endure the suffering of reality, only in this way can human beings face their destined end with the highest attitude and live a life full of dignity.”

“This is what I consider true happiness! The way of life that everyone born as a human being should enjoy!”

“…” As Confucius listened, he gradually became stunned.

What an ultimate and unified world this is!

This is the world of great harmony that countless sages imagined!

Sunday, can you really do it?

…………

"Oh my god, Mr. Sunday's ambition... I'd call him a true god!"

"Quick, put up the statue of Mr. Sunday! This is the god we ordinary people need!"

The people were so excited.

They were so excited just by listening to the days mentioned on Sunday!

It’s hard to imagine what sunny and cheerful kids they would be if they lived in such a world!

Long live Sunday!

The world needs Sunday!

…………

"What do these two-day weekends and three-day weekends mean?"

Little Zhu Di noticed that something was clearly wrong.

"A similar rule here should be rest days," Zhu Biao explained. "As early as the Western Han Dynasty, there was a rule that officials should rest every five days. This means that for every four days of work, officials should rest one day."

"Oh... then doesn't Sunday mean that everyone doesn't have to go to work and rests at home every day?" Zhu Di was stunned.

Does that mean I don’t need to study anymore?

Is there such a good thing? !

"Hmph." Zhu Yuanzhang, a workaholic, snorted. "If everyone is so decadent, who will maintain order in this world? Who will farm? Without food, it won't be long before everyone starves to death!"

But that's what Sunday is going to do." Queen Ma looked surprised: "I don't know how Sunday is going to do this. Is the Star God of Order really that powerful?"