God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Tinoika, who had originally intended to bring the two people here, naturally would not refuse Mashind's suggestion. He took small steps quickly on the spot and guided Mashind on the way.

Even though he knew where the destination was, Tinoeka would not forget the act that showed respect.

The three of them walked for a short while before arriving at this small library within visible distance to the naked eye.

It was when he walked in front of this building that Masinde saw more things and understood why there were so few people in front of the building.

"So I need to meet such conditions before I can get in." Glancing at the stone tablets erected in front of the building and looking at the contents hanging on the nine stone tablets, Masinde shook his head with a slight chuckle.

After you have learned enough, you can enter.

With these nine stone tablets and the other nine libraries, how could one not understand their meaning?

"As long as you can answer any question, you can enter. The answers to these questions can be solved by your own wisdom, or you can find them in other libraries. However, the situation is still rather special because the answers will change every ten days. It is not easy to enter without certain skills and knowledge..." Tinoica, who already understood this situation, acted calmly during the explanation.

“Even if we change it every ten days, there is no way to guarantee that others can take shortcuts, right? After all, as long as someone can answer it, everyone has a chance…” Hearing this situation, Arvind couldn't help but frowned and directly pointed out the loophole.

"No, maybe the other party never thought of plugging such a loophole from the beginning." Before Tinoica could explain, Masinde looked at the situation in front of him and guessed some possibilities, and said it out loud, "The reason why most people take advantage of loopholes is because it is profitable, whether the benefit is material or spiritual, but why do they take shortcuts here?"

After answering the questions, you can enter the library and look up the knowledge in the books, which may be a benefit.

However, those who can consult knowledge, utilize knowledge, and learn this part of knowledge are capable people and will most likely not be stumped by these problems.

However, those who seek shortcuts or try to profit from it will ultimately be unable to hide their tracks, so what can they do then?
"But didn't Tinoika say it before? Everyone who enters will gain something. Isn't this a kind of benefit?" In front of Masinde, Arvind's mentality was much more stable. Faced with many problems, he was able to raise his own questions.

"In this regard, I'm afraid that what Tinoyka said about gaining something is not just pure growth." Masinde smiled on the spot, looking at the many questions in front of him, and said in a calm and soft voice, "The accumulation of knowledge, the ocean of knowledge, the meaning and purpose of setting questions that require so much knowledge is so simple. Those who take shortcuts have given up their own path..."

If you are in this place and still don't understand what you are supposed to do, what's the point just to enter a door?

"Mr. Mashind is indeed very insightful. He can see the truth at a glance. The arrangement here not only encourages the people who study here to be enterprising, but also serves as a test of their moral qualities." Tinoyka nodded on the spot, indicating that Mashind's statement was correct. He was indeed a wise man who had once shaken the entire North and was extremely perceptive.

"Is that so?" Arvind shook his head in confusion, but he didn't think too deeply about it, nor did he want to think about what kind of political considerations were behind this simple question. "Forget it, let's go in..." Masinde noticed the change in Arvind's tone and realized that Arvind didn't know much about this aspect, and even had no interest in it. He shook his head on the spot and walked in directly.

There were indeed many problems on the scene that he could not solve, but there were also many problems that he could solve, so it was not necessarily difficult for him to get into them.

The people present were already accustomed to this occasional situation.

In such a big city like Chang'an, what kind of strange people and things are there?
How could a few masters from other races surprise and shock them?
"There was no obstruction at all. It seems that it is somewhat different from what I imagined. It can only be said that this is worthy of the Han Empire. If it were in other places, it would never be like this." Seeing himself stepping into the threshold without any impact, Masinde was quite surprised. Even though he had expected it before, he never thought that the other party could be so generous.

"Apart from this place, where else in the world can compare with this place? Even in our old place, there is no hope of success at all." Tinoeka agreed with what Masinde said from the bottom of his heart.

If Dayuezhi had built such a huge library like Chang'an of the Han Empire, providing it for the people, allowing the common people to read and improve their wisdom, why would it be like this now?
In such a large country like Dayuezhi, there are only a few spiritually gifted people...

After seeing this situation, he went back to report it to Vasudeva I, and then built a corresponding library.

This thought only flashed through my mind for a moment and then was abandoned.

The reason is very simple. On the one hand, there are not so many books. On the other hand, among the Great Yuezhi people who advocate the use of force, the sheepskin that can truly store knowledge will only appear in the hands of five people. Other people can't even watch it, and they don't even know what kind of sheepskin is in the other party's hands. How can they search for it?

"There is no hope of success. That's true." Masinde instantly understood what Tinoyka said. After thinking for a while, he had to admit this fact.

Whether in the north or the south, wisdom is something that is ultimately possessed by a few people and is monopolized by the upper echelons of the country.

Even though life was as hard as that of the Yuezhi people, only a few of them were able to elevate their wisdom over the decades. However, the Brahmins in the south were even more pathetic in comparison.

The source and sublimation of wisdom come from gods, not from oneself. This kind of wisdom produced by external forces is despised and disdained.

"In my hometown... Forget it. I'd better not think about my hometown in this place. It's not a good thing to disturb other people's studies." Tinoyka, who wanted to continue talking, noticed that a female official in front of him held up a sign. She changed her words on the spot and handled the matter properly.

(End of this chapter)