The Six Arts of the Gentleman in the Bright Moon of Qin Dynasty

Chapter 1014 Someone has to bow his head [Please subscribe*Please vote]

"Why is the teacher scolding me?" The boy serving Master Xun was stunned for a moment. He never expected that he would be scolded suddenly.

"You are not a good guy either!" Master Xun didn't notice the boy at first, but he beat the child on a rainy day and he had nothing better to do.

"..." Lu Jia was speechless. Why was he being scolded for no reason?

"You bunch of rebellious disciples, I taught you Confucianism, but what have you done? One of you is a traitor, and the other one didn't learn the ancients well. You ran off to study law, and you little guys are not easy to deal with. You ran off to learn fame and diplomacy. Doesn't my Confucianism teach you anything?" Master Xun became even angrier when he saw the boy.

After all, he was the only literary master of the time and an elder of Confucianism. However, he ended up teaching a bunch of rebellious followers, and no one could inherit his mantle.

Lu Jia lowered his head in embarrassment and dared not speak.

"As the sages said, there is no distinction in teaching and teaching should be tailored to the individual's aptitude. Whatever you want to learn, I will teach you. But have you thought about where you want to go in the future?" Xunzi asked the boy Lu Jia.

"What's the difference?" the boy asked, looking up.

"Bingzhou is a vast land with a sparse population. However, there are many tribes. If you want to serve in Bingzhou, I will find someone to teach you the local dialects of Bingzhou and help you understand the local customs and specific conditions of Bingzhou.

If you serve in Qin, someone will take you to understand the situation in Qin!"

Xunzi said calmly.

After all, it's not like before when he had to teach so many disciples that he couldn't take care of them all. Now he only has one disciple, Lu Jia, so he naturally has enough time and energy to help Lu Jia plan for the future.

"I..." Lu Jia hesitated. He was a Chu people, so naturally his first choice was to go to Bingzhou. After all, Emperor Xuanwu came from Chu State. He was the pride of the Chu people and the idol of all Chu people.

"Old Bai, get in here!" Master Xun could guess what the boy was thinking just by looking at him, and shouted directly at the entrance of the courtyard.

Old Man Bai Lu rolled his eyes and walked into the courtyard.

The unexpected disaster has fallen upon oneself.

You can't control your own disciples, and your disciples are unfilial. Why do you take it out on us?
"In the future, after school, you will learn Bingzhou dialect from him and understand the customs and culture of Bingzhou!" Master Xun said, pointing at the old man Bailu.

No one understands the customs and practices of the grassland better than Old Man Bailu.

After all, he was once the Grandmaster of the grassland.

"Uncle-master, the situation in the world has changed now. Can we really just ignore everything?" Fu Nian came to pay his respects quickly and asked.

"Now you are the head of Confucianism, and you come to ask me about everything. What are you doing here?" Master Xun's temper is indiscriminate attack.

Fu Nian bowed silently, with no discernible change in his expression.

"Boring, you are as taciturn as Zilu!" Master Xun saw Fu Nian's expression and shook his head helplessly.

What he hated most was this kind of pretense of being profound, hiding everything in the heart and not showing any change in mood.

This was true for Li Si, and also for Fu Nian and Yan Lu.

Han Fei is still somewhat interesting, but it's a pity that due to his status, he can't let go of the past.

"Find someone to deliver my warrant to Xianyang and give it to the traitor Li Tonggu!" Master Xun cursed, but still threw out a jade seal and asked Fu Nian to pass it to Li Si.

Back in Beiye Royal City, Yan Yan reminded him that he should pay attention to Li Si, so he made a special detour to meet Li Si. He also knew that Li Si had embarked on the path of Legalism, and then he scolded Li Si, but he still taught him a lot.

Perhaps that was why Li Si did not dare to come and see him.

"Uncle Master, what is this?" Fu Nian wondered.

"Someone has to bow his head. As the chief judge of Qin, he can't bow his head. Then only I, as your teacher, have to bow my head!" Xunzi bowed to his disciples without any concern.

"Ah, this?" Fu Nian was stunned. Xunzi was the world's literary master. Even if Li Si was now the chief judge of Qin, he was not qualified to make Xunzi bow his head.

"What's this? Just do it when I tell you to. Why are you asking me again? I asked you to do it, but you kept making excuses!" Master Xun scolded again.

He knew better than anyone the ability of the Confucians to stir up trouble, so he asked Fu Nian to hand over the seal to Li Si. Besides giving Li Si a way out to see him, he also wanted to ask Li Si what the Qin State was planning to do, and then communicate with the Confucians internally.

This is to prevent the Confucians from messing with their own people and becoming a laughing stock for others.

The fact that the two traitors changed from Confucianism to practicing Buddhism made them a laughing stock of the world. Now they are now targeting their own people. Are they afraid that people will laugh to death?
"In the field of literature, I have been a master for eternity and have no rivals, but in education... I will be infamous for eternity!" Master Xun was really tired.

He has many disciples, many of whom have achieved success, but those who are successful and famous are also the ones who bring him the most shame.

He would rather Han Fei and Li Si were not so famous, so that no one would know that his disciples had switched to the Legalists.

But what could he do? He had to recognize his own disciple himself.

"Yes, Uncle Master!" Fu Nian also breathed a sigh of relief.

He was just surprised just now. In fact, he also wanted to learn about Qin's next plan from Master Xun and then from Li Si, so as to prevent those troublemakers in Confucianism from causing great disaster to Confucianism.

This is not an era of coexistence of many princes, so we should give Confucianism some face.

Now, if you anger the Qin State and the King of Qin, they will kill your entire family and will never let anyone go.

"Has Zhang Zifang's matter been dealt with?" Xunzi asked again.

"It has been dealt with and Bingzhou didn't pursue the matter any further!" Fu Nian replied.

The ones who took action were not their Xiao Shengxian Manor, nor their Feng family and Yan family. It had nothing to do with them.

"Did the Yan family take action?" Xunzi narrowed his eyes and guessed the possibility.

Yan Yan is from the Yan Zi lineage. If Zhang Zifang touches Yan Yan's people, the Yan family cannot just sit there and watch.

"The Yan family was responsible for providing clues, and it was the Tan Tai family who took action!" Fu Nian did not hide it.

The Yan family and the Tan Tai family have a habit of intermarriage, and after Yan Yan and Yan Yan became friends, their relationship was so good that they were like two brothels, so naturally the Tan Tai family would not stand by and watch.

"No wonder that guy didn't do it himself!" Xunzi could also understand why Yan Yan didn't let the Jinyiwei and the Military Control Commission take action. This was to give face to the Confucians and let them solve the problem themselves.

only……

When Confucians fight among themselves, they are much more brutal than when they fight against outsiders.

After all, heretics are far more hateful than pagans.

"What has Yushan Academy done recently?" Xunzi continued to ask.

"Yushan Academy still abides by the rules. They will not advertise outside of Chu to recruit students, but they will not refuse students who take the initiative to go there!"

Because of Yan Yan, the reputation of Yushan Academy now directly surpasses that of Qufu Confucius Temple and Sanghai Xiaoshengxianzhuang, not to mention the already declined Xihe Academy and Jixia Academy.

After all, no matter how powerful other academies are, they have never produced an emperor.

Not to mention that Yan Yan also left a legacy in Yushan Academy.

"Yeah!" Xunzi breathed a sigh of relief.

If Yushan Academy really wanted to expand into the Central Plains of China and recruit students, they would not be able to stop it.

(End of this chapter)