This is a collection of essays in the style and genre of Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra and Lu Xun's Weeds. It is not a pure academic work, but an encyclopedic and thought-provoking masterpiece. It consists of long essays such as Encounter with Rousseau and Kafka and Physics, as well as short commentaries such as Dialogue Between a Philosopher and a Chinese Legalist. Through interdisciplinary research and reflection on various philosophical and jurisprudential issues, the author challenges the narrowness of Chinese jurisprudential thought and the monotony of research approach, providing a paradigm for the interdisciplinary study of jurisprudence and a model for works concerning jurisprudential studies.