Time changes, but the original intention of reading Guiguzi remains unchanged.

 　　Time flies, neither fast nor slow, slipping through the fingers holding "The Book of Master Guigu."

　　Time passes unhurriedly, passing through the eyes focused intently on reading "The Book

　　of Master Guigu." Time changes, but the original intention of reading "The Book of Master Guigu" remains constant.

　　Time changes, and the way we read "The Book of Master Guigu" must keep pace with the changes.

　　When Ah Xin talks about sages, he imagines an old man.

　　Now, when he reads about sages, he sees not only old men but also young women and men in their twenties.

　　What did sages look like in the long river of history? Perhaps only by traveling through time can we see.

　　Why go to such lengths? We don't need to go back to the past, but rather find modern sages in the present.

　　Buddhism: Lay down the butcher's knife and become a Buddha on the spot.

　　The School of Diplomacy: By reading "The Book of Master Guigu," we can all become sages.

　　After repeatedly rereading Guiguzi's "The Art of Persuasion," it was only this December that I discovered, in the very first sentence of Guiguzi's original text, that he had used persuasion from the very beginning. The so-called sages originate from life, are very close to us, and live among us.

　　Sages don't live in the heavens, nor on the earth; they live between heaven and earth, in the familiar human world. In modern terms, sages are very down-to-earth.

　　Some people doubt, aren't sages gods? How can they be human? So, to say that sages are the living people around us, I don't believe it.

　　Let's see how the invincible sage of the School of Diplomacy, Guiguzi, answers these questions.

　　Guiguzi, without saying much, sums it up in four words: "Guo Ruo Ji Gu."

　　Why is Guiguzi so confident? Because he has conducted arduous and meticulous research, especially examining history, and discovered patterns.

　　Therefore, Guiguzi says with great certainty: "Sages exist between heaven and earth."

　　What does this mean? Sages also eat human food, also consume grains, and live in the human world.

　　The sages mentioned by Guiguzi directly refer to the strategists of the School of Diplomacy. They differ from the Confucian sages, although Zeng Guofan, a Confucian sage, also possessed elements of strategist thought.

　　The sage's greatest strength lies in discovering patterns and applying them flexibly.

　　Reading Guiguzi, one can discern the author's heartfelt sentiment in the very first sentence.

　　Through the original text, Guiguzi wants to say: "I hope all readers of Guiguzi will acquire Guiguzi's mindset, discover the patterns of life, follow them, and live a good life."

　　The ideal of life is to live an ideal life.

　　Life is inseparable from communication; speaking well is, in essence, being a sage.

　　Is the concept of a sage becoming clearer?

　　A sage is not just a man; it can also be a woman.

　　A sage is not just an elder; it can also be a young woman or a young man.

　　A sage transcends gender and age.

　　Guiguzi, the invincible sage of the School of Diplomacy, says: By reading Guiguzi, you and I can all become sages.

　　So, for those of you who love Guiguzi, don't get too excited yet. Even though you're a sage yourself, don't forget you're still a bronze-level sage. Reading Guiguzi and advancing to higher levels is a long and arduous journey; you still need to continue your diligent practice.

　　If you still don't have a clear idea of ​​what a sage is,

　　let me put it simply: a sage is the one who carries you to victory.

　　Ladies and gentlemen, does that make sense?

　　The highest level is the invincible sage of Guiguzi, the invincible god of war.

　　I think he's a super sage, the sage closest to us in life, a super ace.

　　And I'm just that bronze-level sage who loves reading Guiguzi the most, reading it day after day, diligently practicing day after day.

　　Leading the way for all beings.

　　Why can a sage win?

　　Because he's one step ahead, discovering the patterns—which guns are effective, when is the best time to move?

　　How to survive to the end? Hence, the sage's way is subtle; he enjoys being a prone camper.

　　A sage can win, and therefore can carry you to victory.

　　Why can a sage lead you to victory in PUBG?

　　Because they've experienced everything you've been through, and they're adept at summarizing experiences, allowing them to guide and lead you to victory.

　　Want to win? Then read Guiguzi!

　　Guiguzi is the most comprehensive and powerful PUBG guide ever.

　　Once you've won, can you discard Guiguzi?

　　Let's see what Ashin does.

　　He's focused on reading Guiguzi for sixteen years, and he's still diligently rereading it.

　　Someone more capable than us continues to strive.

　　What reason do we, the average beginners, have not to continue reading Guiguzi?