The Moon in the Qin Dynasty

Chapter 409 Lu’s Spring and Autumn Period
When Ying Zheng was seeing Zhao Ji off, Zhao Ji discovered Li Ji. She knew at a glance that the little girl had been waiting for a long time. She felt ashamed and thought she shouldn't have made a fuss with Ying Zheng.

When Li Ji saw Zhao Ji, she immediately stepped forward to pay her respects and smiled sweetly: "Your Highness, I pay my respects to you, Your Highness. I pay my respects to you, Your Highness. I wish you the best of luck and good health, Your Highness. I wish you the best of luck and good health."

Zhao Ji has always been very fond of Li Ji. This little girl is smart, pretty, and speaks nicely, so it is hard not to like her.

There are two meanings to Li Ji's pleasant speech. In addition to pleasant speech, her speech is indeed the most pleasant and moving.

Zhao Ji gave Li Ji a warm smile in return: "Get up quickly, you must have been waiting for a while, go to the palace and rest first."

Li Ji shook her head gently and smiled sweetly, "No, I just came to your Majesty's place. Is the Queen Mother going back to the palace? I will accompany your Majesty to see her off."

Zhao Ji smiled with satisfaction and praised: "What a good child."

He rolled his eyes at Ying Zheng again and warned him, "Treat Li Ji well and don't bully her."

Li Ji said shyly: "Queen Mother, Your Majesty has never bullied me. Your Majesty has always been the most pampering to me, just like the Queen Mother."

Zhao Ji said teasingly: "Oh, oh, oh, I haven't said anything yet, and you're already defending me."

Li Ji walked to Zhao Ji lightly, gently shook Zhao Ji's arm, and said coquettishly: "Queen Mother~"

Li Ji's voice was the most pleasant and sweet, the best in the harem. At this time, she deliberately acted coquettishly. Not to mention Ying Zheng's heart skipped a beat, even Zhao Ji felt her bones soften.

"Alright, alright, you can keep it for your king to act like a spoiled child. It's useless to me."

After Li Ji accompanied Ying Zheng to see Zhao Ji off, she looked at Ying Zheng with eyes full of attachment.

Ying Zheng held Li Ji horizontally in his arms, leaned over and kissed Gongsun Li's pretty face several times, and asked with a smile: "Did you really not wait long?"

Gongsun Li held Ying Zheng's neck, her eyes full of tenderness, and replied softly: "I am willing to wait for you, Your Majesty, no matter how long it takes."

As she spoke, she placed her head against Ying Zheng's chest and whispered, "Time always passes too quickly when I'm with the king."

"When I am not with you, Your Majesty, I am waiting for you every moment and every minute. Every minute feels like a year. I can wait no longer."

Gongsun Li's words softened Ying Zheng's heart. This girl is the best at talking.

Like a beautiful woman with the clear and sweet voice of a yellow oriole, speaking such passionate words in a soft and tender voice, who could not be moved?

Ying Zheng laughed loudly, holding Gongsun Li in his arms and strode into the palace: "Then I will comfort you now, my beauty, but you are not allowed to beg for mercy."

Gongsun Li took the initiative to kiss Ying Zheng's neck and said vaguely: "I won't do that~"

Ying Zheng walked into the hall, put Gongsun Li on the couch, and took revenge.

Although Gongsun Li did not leave any mark on Ying Zheng's neck, Ying Zheng left several marks on Gongsun Li's slender and pure neck.

This caused Gongsun Li to let out a clear cry from her lips and tongue. Who wouldn't feel softened when hearing this extremely alluring sound?

Among the beauties in Ying Zheng's harem, Gongsun Li had clear and soft voices, but the one with the most pleasant voice was Gongsun Li.

Ying Zheng stood up and was about to tear off his robe, but Gongsun Li raised her legs and pressed her pair of jade feet against Ying Zheng's lower abdomen, causing the silk skirt to slide upwards.

The most important thing about a woman’s beauty is her stature, and beauty among girls is considered beautiful if they are slender and tall.

Gongsun Li was extremely beautiful. Her slender legs were now covered in a pair of shiny dark purple stockings. Her petite feet had their ten toes slightly curled up.

The slender legs were pressed straight against Ying Zheng's chest.

Ying Zheng touched it. The smooth touch of silk coupled with the slender and delicate feet and calves were simply flawless.

The delicate jade feet were so small that they could be held in one hand, and they curled up mischievously in Ying Zheng's palm, with their round toes jumping.

The footwear reflected a faint glow in the candlelight, until it stopped abruptly five inches above the thigh, revealing snow-white skin.

When I looked forward, damn, it was mostly blocked by the skirt.

Gongsun Li smiled coquettishly and pulled her skirt with her delicate hands.

Ying Zheng opened his dragon eyes.

Wonderful!

Ying Zheng said that silk and lace styles are the most wonderful inventions in the world.

At least at this moment.

Apart from the bad news of Meng Ao's death, there was also good news: Lu Buwei's book was finally completed.

Over the years, Lu Buwei has been feeling resentful about the fact that he was behind in publishing books.

It's a pity that he has no special expertise. In terms of systematic knowledge, he is not as good as Zhong Cang and other hard-working people.

In addition, I have been busy with government affairs in recent years and have not had much time to improve my studies.

Fortunately, he was in a high position and had money, very rich.

Lü Buwei recruited thousands of talented people, and asked them to "write down what they heard". He also did not hesitate to ask for advice from the masters of various schools of thought in the court, and learned from their strengths and weaknesses. It took more than ten years, painstaking efforts, and countless money to compile this book, which he thought was perfect. Lü Buwei compiled this book according to the new outline of governing the country, not just for his own opinion.

It is also the first organized and planned collection of essays on state governance in the world today, and even in history. The book is divided into twelve chronicles, eight overviews, and six theories. It has a strict and complete system, with very neat chapter divisions, rigorous structure, and a complete system, which is something that no other book in the world today has.

The content of this book incorporates the strengths of Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, Nominalism, Legalism, Military Science, Agriculture, and Yin-Yang, and covers academic thoughts in many aspects such as philosophy, politics, law, military affairs, education, and health preservation.

Moreover, it was not a simple patchwork of various theories, but a relatively unique system of thought formed on the basis of drawing on the strengths of many schools, which truly set the tone for the eclectic school. Once this book was completed, the eclectic school was no longer a school that was looked down upon by everyone.

This inclusive style of thought draws the essence from various schools of thought and constructs a theoretical system of thought suitable for a unified country.

It can be said that it is all-encompassing and all-inclusive. This book takes the twelve months as the first volume of "Twelve Annals" and is written in the order of the twelve months of the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter. It conforms to the original meaning of "Spring and Autumn are one year", which shows Lü Buwei's confidence.

This book has a strict chapter structure system, rigorous logic, clear organization and complete content; its writing style is plain and fluent, concise and concise, yet diverse in style and rich in content.

Ying Zheng attached great importance to this book. Although the Hundred Schools of Thought were good, it would not be so good after the world was unified.

After the world is unified, thoughts must also be unified, and the most basic direction must be unified.

This book is an experiment to lay the foundation for the future integration and unification of ideology and culture.

This book has important reference significance in terms of methods of analyzing, screening and integrating different ideas, as well as integrating different schools of thought and constructing a new ideological system.

It is no exaggeration to say that in today's world, this book is a cultural treasure.

One person's opinion always has its pros and cons, right and wrong. How is it possible to govern such a huge empire with only one person's opinion?

Of course, it is the integration and use of various schools of thought, and the eclectic school is equivalent to having no school. It is also a major blow to the complex relationships among the various schools of thought.

The main focus is pragmatism. No matter what kind of home you have, as long as it is useful, just use it!
Fortunately, Lu Buwei had not lost his mind. During the process of compiling the book, he often asked Ying Zheng for guidance on the ideological direction.

Ying Zheng was very satisfied with this, as this book was quite different from the original history.

It is more complete and more diverse. After all, the literary and ideological environment of the Qin Dynasty, the number of literati and scholars, and the hundreds of masters are the most prosperous in the world.

Based on the new laws that the Qin Dynasty has been compiling in recent years, Lu Buwei naturally knew the ideological direction of the book.

Naturally, all people under heaven are the king's subjects, and all the land belongs to the king.

The king is the sky.

In addition, the law is the bones, Taoism is the tendons, Mohism is the flesh, Confucianism is the skin, Yin and Yang are the auxiliary, agriculture and medicine are food and medicine, and weapons are the heavy weapons.

Lu Buwei really felt that he was perfect and was willing to die.

To be honest, if he had not had the support of Ying Zheng, and if Lu Buwei had not been the prime minister of Qin, he would be second only to him and above countless others.

If he dared to write such a book, he would definitely be beaten to death, no matter how well it was written.

But Lu Buwei doesn't care now. No matter what, the book is done, and no matter what, the first compiler is him, Lu Buwei!
But the most important naming rights must be given to the king!

Only if the king nominates and writes a preface for it can this book truly establish its position in the Qin Dynasty.

As soon as the book was completed, Lu Buwei came to see Ying Zheng.

Looking at Lu Buwei's excited expression, Ying Zheng knew why it was so, and he also knew the news that the book was completed.

After finally taking a quick look at the finished book, Ying Zheng clapped his hands and praised: "Once this book is published, there will be no more books in the world today."

“It is truly a masterpiece.”

Lu Buwei could hardly contain his joy. With the king praising this book so highly, how could the influence of this book be small?
Lü Buwei quickly replied humbly, "I don't deserve such praise from the king. It is only under the king's guidance that I have the right direction. It is only with the king's support that this book can be successful."

Ying Zheng nodded in satisfaction and said with a laugh: "Prime Minister, there is no need to be modest. This is the product of more than ten years of your hard work. We all know that it is truly a masterpiece."

"Has the Prime Minister thought of a name for this book?"

Lü Buwei said respectfully, "I came to see Your Majesty for this matter. This book could not have been completed without Your Majesty's guidance and support. Please nominate Your Majesty to write a preface for this book."

Ying Zheng sighed softly, "What the Prime Minister said is shameful to me. How can I interfere in the work of the Prime Minister?"

Lü Buwei said hurriedly, "Your Majesty, if I had not been loved by the late king and you, I would have been nothing but a humble merchant. I am where I am today entirely because of you. Your Majesty's nomination for this book is the right thing to do and is what I have always wanted. Please do not refuse, otherwise this book will never be published. If you do not nominate it, this book will never see the light of day."

Ying Zheng was satisfied that he had trained Lu Buwei well over the years, and Lu Buwei did not become complacent or lose his sense of reason.

It's good to know your duty. If you know your duty and know your position clearly, you will be able to persevere from beginning to end.

Ying Zheng smiled and said, "Since the Prime Minister said so, I will step in and do the job for you once."

"This book is the product of the Prime Minister's countless investments, exhausting his energy and hard work to compile the strengths of hundreds of schools of thought, and most of the contributors are the Prime Minister's retainers."

"This book is no less valuable than the Spring and Autumn Annals written by Confucius, so let's name it Lüshi Chunqiu."

"So, what do you think, Prime Minister?"

(End of this chapter)