Gongsun Han saw with his own eyes that the blood of the court judge Chen Qi was sprayed more than ten feet away. In his heart, Chu Yi was a murderous devil. Now that he was brought in front of Chu Yi, he couldn't help but tremble all over.
The road is somewhat impassable!
Yang Shen coughed lightly, walked to Gongsun Han and said: "Gongsun Xuezheng, the governor came here to find you to find the handwriting left by the sage Er Cheng in the academy. I don't know..."
Gongsun Han glanced at Chu Yi secretly, exhaled and said quickly: "The sages of the Second Cheng Dynasty left handwritten letters in the academy, including "Suicide Notes", "Yi Zhuan", "Jing Shuo", etc., which are the most precious in Songyang Academy.
One of the classics."
Yang Shen couldn't help but said with some excitement: "The two gentlemen really left handwriting in the academy!"
Chu Yi nodded slightly and said, "Take us to find those volumes of handwriting."
Although he was quite reluctant, looking at Chu Yi and thinking about the scene where Chen Qi was bleeding, the courage that had risen in Gongsun Han's heart suddenly disappeared.
Compared with the classics of the sages falling into the hands of eunuchs, one's own life is more important.
Gongsun Han is indeed the oldest and longest-serving scholar in the academy, and he is extremely familiar with this library.
The library is three stories high, but Gongsun Han did not lead Chu Yi and the others to the third floor. Instead, he walked to a corner and stretched out his hand to push a bookshelf. Only a low and heavy sound of sliding boulders could be heard.
, a dark underground secret room appeared in the sight of Chu Yi and Yang Shen.
At this time, Gongsun Han explained: "This is an underground library specially built by the academy. The truly precious classics are placed in the underground library to prevent accidents."
Although I was a little shocked at first, it is normal to think about it. If an accident happened to such a library, such as a fire or something, wouldn't it be difficult to rescue such precious classics?
With such an underground library, as long as the real unique books and classics are placed in it, even if the entire library is burned down, with the academy's heritage and connections, it is not difficult to rebuild the academy and supplement the burned classics.
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As long as the underground library is not affected, it means that the true heritage of the academy has not been lost.
Chu Yi was not worried about what kind of mechanisms there would be in the underground library, and followed Gongsun Han into the underground library.
It can be seen that the academy has really worked hard to build this underground library. There are thick bluestones all around and even underground. According to Chu Yi's judgment, the bluestone is at least a foot thick. Plus, if it goes deep into the ground, even if it is
The nearby library was burned down, but it would not affect the underground library. After all, the library was not located directly above the underground library.
The underground library is about the size of two rooms. On the rows of bookshelves, volumes of well-preserved classics and single copies are arranged neatly.
Chu Yi walked to a row of bookshelves and his eyes fell on the volumes that exuded a simple atmosphere.
It can be seen that the book is a little yellowed, and it seems to be hundreds of years old. Even the edges and corners of the book are a bit worn. I reached out and took down one of the books. It was the "Book of Changes" left by Er Cheng.
The moment Chu Yi opened the Book of Changes, the altar of luck in the sea of consciousness shook slightly. Chu Yi couldn't help but be startled. He glanced at Yang Shen who was immersed in these precious classics, and then looked at the person he was avoiding.
Like a snake and a scorpion, he did not dare to approach his Gongsun Han.
Chu Yi walked to the corner of the underground library. On the surface, he was flipping through the books in his hands, but inside, his mind sank into the sea of consciousness.
On the altar, Chu Yi couldn't help but look surprised, because he found that his luck, which rarely changed, suddenly increased by more than 500.
"What's going on? Why do you suddenly have so much luck?"
Five hundred points of luck may not seem like much, but over the years, Chu Yi has tried many times to find a way to increase luck at the Luck Altar.
The only thing that is certain is that it is related to those who have great fortune, or that it is in a high position and holds great power.
Now there were more than 500 luck points inexplicably, which made Chu Yi very surprised and curious. With a thought, he communicated with the luck altar, and soon a message flowed from the bottom of his heart.
Chu Yi was extremely surprised. According to the feedback from the Luck Altar, the more than 500 points of luck were drawn from the "Yi Zhuan" written by Er Cheng in his hand just now.
Chu Yi was really puzzled as to why he had access to so many books, and the classics did not show that the Luck Altar had obtained luck points from those books.
In terms of the level of classics, can it be said that the "Tao Te Ching", "The Book of Changes", "The Doctrine of the Mean", "The Great Learning" and even "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" are not as good as the Yi Zhuan left by Er Cheng?
This is obviously impossible. All fools know that although Er Cheng is the founder of Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism, his influence and achievements cannot be compared with those of Laozi and Confucius.
Now I am reading the Tao Te Ching, and there are no luck points in the Analects. On the contrary, I can gain luck points by reading the "Book of Changes".
After thinking for a long time, Chu Yi couldn't figure out the connection, but there was no response from the Communication Altar of Luck.
Returning to his mind, Chu Yi's eyes fell on the yellowed and mottled volume in his hand. At this moment, Yang Shen's voice came: "It's really worthy of Er Cheng's own handwriting, every word is beautiful. Reading it is quite enlightening."
deep……"
With a flash of inspiration, Chu Yi felt a flash of inspiration in his heart, and suddenly burst into laughter, saying: "So that's it, that's it, I understand!"
Chu Yi's sudden laughter made Yang Shen and Gongsun Han couldn't help but look at Chu Yi. Although they didn't know what Chu Yi was laughing about, they could also tell that Chu Yi was in a good mood at the moment.
Yang Shen's unintentional words awakened Chu Yi, and he wrote it in his own handwriting. If Chu Yi was not mistaken, he had read the Analects of Confucius, read the Book of Changes, and read the Tao Te Ching dozens of times, which was very lackluster.
The fundamental reason for this luck is that the Analects he read was not the Book of Changes, and the Tao Te Ching was not handwritten by the sages and saints.
If Chu Yi can really find the five thousand words written by Lao Tzu himself when he passed through Hangu Pass in the past, I am afraid that Chu Yi will be able to gain an astonishing amount of luck points.
It's a pity that thousands of years have passed since I wrote the Five Thousand Characters in Laozi's handwriting. I'm afraid that the Five Thousand Characters of Laozi that Yin Xi obtained from Laozi's handwriting has long since disappeared in the long river of time.
As for other classics handed down by sages, it is extremely difficult to find the original ones.
When Chu Yi was in Huang Shicheng, it was a royal collection. Even in the royal treasury, he could not find a single original handwritten book by a sage.
The reason why he was able to find the handwriting left by Er Cheng now was because Er Cheng was hundreds of years ago and the handwriting was still well preserved.
Just look at these few volumes of classics written by Er Cheng himself and condense the essence of his life's efforts. They are already mottled. No matter how well they are preserved, at most they will be eroded by hundreds of years. I'm afraid that Er Cheng's handwriting will really be lost to time.
It is worn away and disappears from then on.
Compared with books bound into volumes, picture scrolls have been preserved for a relatively longer period of time. Books in volumes that are thousands of years old are extremely rare, but picture scrolls with a history of thousands of years are not uncommon.
Chu Yi carefully flipped through the volume of "Yi Zhuan" in his hand, put it on the bookshelf, and then reached out to pick up another volume of "Jing Shuo".
As Chu Yi opened the title page, the Altar of Luck shook slightly in the sea of consciousness. The corners of Chu Yi's mouth curled up slightly. It seemed that his judgment was correct. As long as any book written by a sage and embodies the essence of his life, the Altar of Luck shook slightly.
You can draw luck points from it.
Are there many classics written by sages and sages in this world?
Chu Yi can be sure that there aren't many, but just because there aren't many doesn't mean there aren't any!
The most important thing is that Chu Yi thought of a place where there might be unexpected surprises in a saint family that has been passed down for thousands of years!
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