As the title implied, Zhuzi bai jia (诸子摆驾) will be my first translation’s project.
As for why I would pick this title instead of another one? Well, the image for the online novel looks funny. You can check it out here : http://www.lcread.com/bookPage/275866/index.html
Now, even before I get to start working on the first chapter, I tried to translate the title and here’s the result of a few hours of racking my brain thinking and searching around the world wide web :
Zhuzi bai jia (诸子摆驾) – The Honorable Sage
This is not a literal translation. I couldn’t even make a better sense out of the 摆 (bai) 驾 (jia) without making the title turns into something weird. I mean I could translate it like «Sage exhibits good self(in a polite form)».
Since i’m not a native chinese, if this is an idiom or expression than i just killed it.
Anyway, let’s look forward to the story!
Rotten Translations 
Hi!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hundred_Schools_of_Thought
the reason why the title looks weird it’s because the author is making a parody changing the last two characters. which sound the same except with other tones…
I noticed you made a mistake translating the synopsis hundan (bastard/not weak spirit)
For this novel you should search in a pinyin dictionary without putting the tones
And since it’s making a parody of the hundred schools of thought I imagine they will be a lot of deform parody-like chengyu
I know you dropped it but just so you knew
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Oh! Thanks for the information. I appreciate.
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You’re welcome
加油! We’re all on the same boat!
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