What books can I refer to in the thesis of ancient philosophy?

Zhouyi (refer to Notes on Thirteen Classics, Li Dingzuo's Notes on Zhouyi, Gao Feng's Notes on Zhouyi Ancient Classics, Huang Shouqi, Zhang Shanwen's Notes on Zhouyi, Li Xueqin's Biography of Zhouyi and Tang Mingbang's Notes on Zhouyi); Shangshu (refer to Sun Xingyan's Notes on Ancient and Modern Texts of Shangshu, Yan Ruoju's Notes on Ancient Texts, Zeng Yungan's Reading Shangshu, and Qian Hao's Complete Translation of Shangshu's Modern Texts); Zuo Zhuan (Zuo Zhuan Zhu by Yang Bojun in the Spring and Autumn Period); Lao Zi (see Wang Bi's Notes on Lao Zi, Lao Zi's Silk Book Unearthed from Mawangdui, Lao Zi's Bamboo Slips from Guodian Chu Tomb); The Analects of Confucius (see Yan He's Collection of Analects of Confucius, Liu Baonan's Justice of Analects of Confucius, and Yang Bojun's Annotation on Analects of Confucius); Mencius (see Jiao Xun's Mencius Justice and Yang Bojun's Mencius Annotation); Zhuangzi (see Guo Qingfan's Zhuangzi Collection); Xunzi (see Wang Xianqian's Collection of Xunzi and Liang Qixiong's Brief Interpretation of Xunzi);