I Am Sanctified By Writing Books

Everyone got up immediately and looked at the two with solemn expressions.

The approval of the bill is only the result of discussion among the people. Whether or not it will be admitted to the cabinet in the end needs to be approved by the representatives of the literati and announced under the eyes of other literati representatives.

Otherwise, no matter what kind of people agree with this proposal, it cannot be counted.

This is also in case someone might raise it in the future, saying that the representatives of the literati did not announce it, and everyone did not hear the content of the announcement.

Although such things are rare, they are not unheard of.

All the rules are obtained from the conclusions of the predecessors, so there is a reason for it.

Most importantly, the announcer must be a literati model, and the bystanders must be a literati representative, not a certain part of the person who can represent the literati.

The same is true for the reason why this model of literati is a model of literati without specific boundaries.

In the time of Confucius Sheng, it was Kong Sheng, Zeng Sheng, and Yan Sheng.

After the Kong Sheng period, there are other human saints or semi-saints.

And now, it's Wenxiang.

Wen Xiang, as the head of Dagan Academy and the highest person in charge, has the qualifications and ability to set an example for literati.

The other great Confucians are all great Confucians from the National Scholars Academy.

Guoshi Academy is the highest academy in Dagan, founded by Zeng Shengsuo, a disciple of Confucius at that time, and the great Confucianists in it are naturally representatives of literati.

Otherwise, if people from other families or from aristocratic families in the capital come out with seven or eight Confucian scholars and say that they can pass through the academy, isn't it child's play?

Or if there are people from other families who have broken through to the first-rank Confucianism, it is even more a joke for the first-rank Confucian to take the lead and lead the aristocratic Confucian, bypassing the Academy and directly announcing that they will enter the Book Pavilion.

It sounds absurd, but in the past, when the saints had not fallen, such things did not happen.

Wen Yan looked at Chu He and said solemnly.

"I, Dagan Wenxiang, Wen Yan, the chief dean of Dagan Academy, announce that the book "Ghost Realm Classic" written by Chu He, a first-grade teacher of Guoshi Academy, will be included in the library of the Academy, leading the people of the world, and helping our human scholars!"

Chu He nodded, offering the "Ghost World Classic" with both hands.

The people around stood up and said.

"I, XXX, a great Confucian teacher of the National Scholars Academy, has witnessed that if someone slanders you in the future, I will definitely help you with all my strength and do my part."

Wen Yan took out a seal, without ink pad, just pressed it out of thin air, and four large characters suddenly appeared on the cover of the Ghost World Sutra.

Shuge Shangge.

At the same time, a breath came out from the seal and entered the ghost world scripture.

Chu He could clearly feel that this was the literary atmosphere of a peak Confucianist.

This aura also showed who was the example of the literati who put this book into the bookstore at that time.

At the same time, streams of aura also came out from the bodies of the other great Confucians, attaching to their respective seals.

Many great Confucians passed their seals one by one, leaving their own seals and auras one by one under the words "Shangge Shangge".

This represents the aura of the witnesses at that time. If someone wants to rebel in the future, they can find the witnesses at that time on the original ghost world scripture.

So far, "Ghost Realm Classic" has really entered the bookstore.

Everyone was discussing in the book pavilion, only to see Wen Yan wave her hand lightly, and a sage's aura suddenly came from above the book pavilion.

An invisible force enveloped the "Ghost World Sutra", and the "Ghost World Sutra" suddenly became unreal, passing through the ceiling and reaching the upper pavilion of the Book Pavilion.

Chu He secretly smacked his lips as he watched.

He originally thought that Shuge Shangge was just a bookstore in name, but it was only because of the particularity of the contents of the books that it was given the title of Shuge Shangge.

But he never expected that the upper pavilion of the book pavilion would be protected by the aura of a saint.

But it's not surprising, after all, Guoshi Academy was founded by Zeng Sheng, and it has been down for thousands of years. It would be strange if there is no saint's breath to protect the books in the cabinet.

Wen Yan seemed to see what Chu He was thinking, and said with a light smile.

"If you put it in the past, the many seals on it are at least half holy."

"As for the existence of the literati's exemplary seal, it is bound to be the strongest semi-saint of the human race, and more likely to be saints."

Hearing these words, everyone blushed with embarrassment.

The literati who set the highest example are only the first-rank peak Confucian scholars, while most of the others are third-rank Confucian scholars.

Thousands of years after the fall of the sage, there has never been any book that can enter the upper cabinet of the book pavilion, even if it is a book of Wenxiang, it just stays in the middle pavilion of the book pavilion.

The "Ghost Realm Classic" written by Chu He may be the book with the weakest breath among the mantras of the sages in the past.

And it is very likely that there is no one before, and there will be no one after.

Now that the human race is rising, Confucianism, Taoism, and martial arts have already had two semi-sages. Although the new Confucianism, Taoism, and martial arts have never studied in the Guoshi Academy, they do not belong to the academy, and they were born out of nowhere. There is no book handed down. Known as the representative of the literati.

But they didn't forget that there was also a guy who was most likely to become a Confucian and Taoist saint in the future.

Chu He.

Chu He has already written many books, and the name of Master Bailong has been resounded throughout Daqian and even the entire human race. Once Chu He can become a saint in the future, he will definitely become a role model for literati!

At that time, there will be books and works in the book pavilion, and it will no longer be as simple as this time.

Wen Yan looked at Chu He and joked.

"Chu He, since your book only has the aura of a peak Confucianist, you have to quickly break through to the semi-sage."

"If the sage's mantra is not recognized by the half-sage, if it is made public in the future, it is estimated that many people will start to question it, and future generations may even move this book out of the bookstore and the upper cabinet."

And if Chu He can become a saint, then the books he wrote must become the mantra of a saint, so there is no doubt about it.

At that time, Chu He only needs to leave his aura on that book, and no one will dare to question it in future generations, unless it is another semi-saint or even a saint.

But such things are rare after all.

Even if they are semi-sages, they practice Confucianism and Taoism. Although there are differences in small details, on a macro level, the thoughts of many semi-sages and even saints are the same.

This is the thought handed down by Confucius.

It is not necessary for a sage, nor is he necessarily qualified to question the mantra written by another sage. At most, he can only write counterexamples, or use the same mantra to refute the point of view, but not overturn it.

Unless a point of view is no longer applicable after thousands of years of changes.

After the Shuge discussion was over, Chu He returned to his room.

Unexpectedly, Mu Yingjin was sitting on the steps outside the room, resting her head on one hand, wondering what she was thinking.

Chu He walked up to Mu Yingjin, but found that Mu Yingjin was still unresponsive, so he couldn't help but yelled strangely.