Chapter 405: Such a literary fortune can make ghosts and gods cry (7.4k in total, please subscribe)

Taoranju, exercise room

Chu Wujiang came to the training room alone. He closed his eyes and looked at the numerous stars of luck, looking for a suitable candidate for promotion.

[Book Owner: Chu Wujiang]

[Literary Luck: Recite What You Hear (White) - Six Classics Annotate Me (Blue)]

[Romance: Youthful Feelings (White) - Indulge Yourself (Blue) - Sincere People (Blue)]

[Luck points: 50 points of cyan national luck, 300 points of cyan auspicious luck, 300 points of blue auspicious luck, 300 points of purple auspicious luck, 250 points of orange luck, 300 points of orange national luck, 200 points of silver national luck.]

The more luck points you save, the more you gain, and it feels like you’ll have endless time to spend.

Who could have thought that the enemy would send us such great gifts one after another, making it impossible to refuse them.

Although the three strands of good fortune combined can form the fortune of Three Yangs Bringing Good Luck, it is similar to an orange fortune.

But Chu Wujiang has many fortunes, so he doesn’t need another one.

He briefly counted his assets and decided to start with his literary fortune. He said silently:
[Book of Heaven, draw 100 points of blue luck, and promote me to the Six Classics Annotation! ]

Good luck is very special.

It can enhance most types of luck and provide double the effect.

Chu Wujiang didn't intend to be too frugal, so he just spent 100 points directly.

He hopes to get better quality luck.

The Heavenly Book lived up to expectations. It absorbed a portion of the blue good fortune and transformed it into a seed of luck. It quickly shot into the sky and hit the second star of literary luck.

There was a boom.

The Wenyun star was shining brightly, and the green light transformed into a gentle blue light as usual.

Chu Wujiang couldn't wait to look at the Heavenly Book, and three options immediately appeared in the Heavenly Book:

[Spring and Autumn Writing Style (Blue)]: [The writing is sharp, concise, and profound. Between the lines, there are implicit praises and criticisms, which define history.]

【Master of Exegesis (Blue)】: 【He is well-versed in both ancient and modern times, has a deep understanding of literature and reason, and has studied the meaning of words in depth. He can explain the profound and the subtle, and distinguish the primary and the secondary, and thus interpret the sages. 】

[False Books and False Scriptures (Blue)]: [They use sweet words and deceptive expressions to forge scriptures, mix fakes with real ones, and conceal their true intentions in the words and chapters to confuse people and deceive them.]

Hey, this literary fortune is actually mainly based on scriptures.

Chu Wujiang knew very well that the core of Confucianism was not poetry or songs, but the scriptures.

Some Confucian disciples who are not good at writing poetry or songs often claim that poetry is a minor art and that scriptures are the profound and profound ones, in order to cover up their own incompetence.

At the same time, we can also see how great the influence of scriptures is.

Sometimes, in order to penetrate the core of Confucianism, one must master the ability to interpret the scriptures.

Chu Wujiang was delighted, and his brain started to work rapidly:
"The first one is the Spring and Autumn Writing Style. This talent is very suitable for being a historian. While recording history, you can turn history into classics and express your position, such as Taishigong said."

"If I want to write a book in the future, this luck will be very useful. I can also edit history and make it official to my own taste."

"But I have done all the work, what do you want me to do?"

Chu Wujiang usually doesn't write articles, he just makes requests and lets his subordinates do the work.

Of course, as a ruler, Chu Wujiang cannot be deceived by people using the Spring and Autumn style of writing, which does have certain value.

He kept it for now and continued reading:
"The second one is about famous scholars of philology. Most people may not understand what philology means."

"Confucianism has elementary education, and a branch of elementary education is called exegesis, which is to annotate the scriptures and seek the original meaning."

"This luck will greatly improve my ability in grammar and rhetoric."

"It doesn't seem to be of much use, and I don't believe in the scriptures."

Exegesis is a branch of elementary education, and only Confucians who enjoy studying scriptures will delve into it.

Do you know how to write the word "卉" in "fennel beans"?

Chu Wujiang had extra luck, but he didn't want to use it on this.

While exegesis has some value, it's not worth investing a blue luck into.

Having money is not a waste.

Chu Wujiang directly gave up the second item and looked at the last one.

"The third item is the ability to forge scriptures, which is a step further than the Six Classics Annotations."

Chu Wujiang remembered that in his previous life, there had been a dispute between [Modern Text] and [Ancient Text] in the Confucian school. This academic war lasted for nearly two thousand years.

To put it bluntly, some people forged classics and falsely claimed that they were the words of sages.

The saint said, I never said that.

Confucian scholars said, no, that’s what you said.

Academic struggles are very dirty. In order to prove that they are the saints, each school fabricates various books and creates evidence.

It doesn’t matter whether the saint said it or not. What matters is whether it can be used by me.

The modern literary school often uses the words of saints to explain what the rulers need and keep pace with the times. In short, the right to interpret legal provisions lies with me.

The ancient literature school focused on restoring the original intentions of the sages, studying the original historical appearance, and striving to explore the true meaning. In order to restore the true meaning of the sages, creating fake books was also a last resort.

After Chu Wujiang read these three options, he immediately had the answer in his mind without any hesitation.

He couldn't help but think:
"What is Mabo Xun's biggest dream?"

"He wants to sneak into Buddhism, mess up its scriptures, destroy its tradition, mix fakes with real ones, and pass off the fake as real."

"This is the secret of the Heavenly Demon Bliss Technique."

"Since Buddhism can disrupt the orthodoxy, then Taoism and Confucianism are the same."

"Others are in chaos, so let me make it."

"The Confucian disciples of the previous generation could forge the Shangshu for their own benefit, so what's wrong with me making one?"

Chu Wujiang thought that he was the biggest devil in the world, and chose the third option without hesitation.

"For the Heavenly Book, I choose [False Book and False Scripture]!"

A fake Confucian and Taoist who plagiarizes.

The true Confucian and Taoist sects forged the scriptures.

It was written by the ancients, so why can’t I write something else?
Chu Wujiang is a pragmatist. When needed in the future, he can compile scientific knowledge into various classics and make them orthodox classics.

Following Chu Wujiang's choice, the second literary star completely transformed into blue.

The blue star lit up, emitting a strange blue light. This light was different from other blue lights. It carried a bit of evil and enveloped Chu Wujiang.

When the great way is abandoned, there is benevolence and righteousness; when wisdom emerges, there is great hypocrisy.

Any academic development, once it is established, is bound to be misinterpreted and split into different factions, some of which can even be resurrected and turned into ghosts.

This evil blue light is the light of academic fission.

It doesn't care about good or bad, it just expands.

Chu Wujiang suddenly had an idea in his heart. He had a new idea about compiling scriptures. He picked up the pen and wrote down the following words while the ink was still wet:
"The King of Chu was resting in the courtyard when he saw an apple fall off a branch. He wondered what force caused it to fall. He pondered day and night and finally came up with the theory of gravity."

"It says: Between heaven and earth, all things attract each other, and the force is proportional to the mass of the object and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the objects."

……

Chu Wujiang shamelessly declared that he had discovered the law of universal gravitation and was writing his own legend.

Boom!

As soon as this fabricated article came out, thunder suddenly sounded in the sky over Tianjing and light rain began to fall.

The drizzle sounded like the wailing of ghosts and gods.

They are crying that future documents and classics will be tampered with by this devil and become unrecognizable.

The Wenqu Star in the sky not only lost its light, but became a little dimmer.

Chu Wujiang's thinking became more active.

He had new ideas about tampering with scriptures, making up lies, and sewing them into science.

In the past, Newton was able to stitch science together with theology, and Chu Wujiang can do the same.

As for whether sewing science into scriptures will lead to the destruction of scriptures.

What does this have to do with Chu Wujiang?

Anyway, the scriptures of this world are powerful, and there are countless manuscripts left by saints and sages, each of which is considered a secret treasure of fortune.

Not afraid of scientific shocks.

Chu Wujiang's tampering with such scriptures requires him to have a sufficiently in-depth study of Confucianism.

The luck of this [fake book and fake scripture] can help him to mistake the fake for the real thing, and even the masters of Confucianism find it difficult to directly determine the authenticity.

Chu Wujiang felt the effect of the [false book and false scripture], so he stopped writing and burned the article to prevent himself from leaking the secret and attracting enemies due to his lack of strength.

He wanted to take advantage of the Confucianism's luck and did not intend to become an enemy of the Confucianism so early.

Chu Wujiang closed his eyes and checked his luck points.

Now the Blue Star upgrade is complete, and there are 300 points of purple luck.

"Should I choose promotion in literature or romance?"

Chu Wujiang's current blue luck is [false book and false scripture], and the other is [sincere person], which is very symmetrical in a sense.

The former is a fake book, the latter is sincere.

Two completely opposite destinies, with a vague idea of ​​hedging.

It’s a pity that the orange luck in Chu Wujiang’s body is so intertwined that it won’t allow the two blue stars to run wild.

Chu Wujiang noticed that the two blue stars were faintly colliding, and he couldn't help but think:
"I now have three romantic lucks, totaling 12 kinds of luck. In comparison, I only have 7 kinds of literary luck. I might as well continue to advance."

"Look at this Wenyun, what kind of things are there!"

Chu Wujiang no longer hesitated and gave the order directly:
"Book of Heaven, upgrade it to a fake book and scripture for me!"

The Wenquxing star in the sky had originally dimmed, but now it suddenly lit up again, emitting a purple Wenhua light that flowed through the stars.

The astrologers of the Sitianjian had long been numb and whispered:

"It's a good thing that literary luck has come to this world."

"People with literary talent will soon come to the fore, which is a good thing."

People with literary luck are mostly trusted ministers, which is generally a good thing, unless the world is in chaos and people with literary luck assist the true emperor, then it is worth worrying about.

Anyway, the astrologers had given up on treatment long ago and were used to it.

Chu Wujiang had the cover of [Dragon's Concealment], so he was not afraid of the astronomers finding out what he was doing. Moreover, the resonance of literary luck fell on Yuzhou.

With the protection of the Yuzhou Dragon Vein and the purple-level luck, they can investigate as they please.

Along with the brilliance of Wenqu Star, Chu Wujiang's second purple Wen Star lit up, countless Wenhua lights descended, and the Heavenly Book gave three options:

【Shuowen Jiezi (Purple)】: 【Trace the origin and flow, understand the shape of the characters, study the origin of the characters, and make each character a pearl. Explore the hidden meanings between the dots and strokes, and understand the mysteries, so as to understand the essence of the characters.】

[Wen Xin Diao Long (Purple)]: [The writing is brilliant, the rhetoric is gorgeous, the writing is refined, and every sentence is brilliant. In the chapters, the writing is brilliant and the rhyme is vivid, thus winning the favor of the literary context.]

[Poetry and Books (Purple)]: [A family of scholars, with a long history of learning, the classics, history, and literature have been passed down from generation to generation. In the family precepts, literature and education are respected, poetry and etiquette are passed down from generation to generation, and this has become a cultural tradition that has lasted for thousands of years.]

Chu Wujiang was delighted after reading these three options.

Purple luck, it turns out that none of them are simple.

He began to analyze habitually:
"The first one is to explain the meaning of words, which symbolizes the highest achievement of exegesis, that is, the dictionary."

"For example, Xu Shen, who was known as the Sage of Chinese Characters in his previous life, wrote the first dictionary of Chinese civilization, which is called Shuowen Jiezi."

"If I have this ability, it won't be a problem for me to study Confucian classics. Sooner or later I will become a great scholar."

The embarrassing thing is that the ability of [Explaining Chinese characters] is exactly the opposite of [false books and scriptures].

Explaining Chinese characters requires rigorous writing and academic ethics, and the meaning of each word must be clear and thorough, and its source must be known.

As for false books and false scriptures, I just make them up whenever there is a need, and I can quote any famous quotes from people I like.

Chu Wujiang thought about it, decided to keep it for now, and continued reading:

"The second one is Wen Xin Diao Long, which will make one's articles ornate and more easily recognized by the context."

Buddhism has its Buddhist lineage, Taoism has its Taoist lineage, and Confucianism naturally has its literary lineage.

The cultivation and shaping of this cultural context requires the use of articles that have been passed down through the ages. Therefore, Confucianists have held literary gatherings for many years, written poems and songs, and annotated scriptures to commemorate and cultivate the cultural context.

Wenxin Diaolong cannot help you to pass the imperial examination, but it can make your articles more easily accepted by the context.

"If I have this luck, can I seduce the Confucian school's cultural heritage and take the opportunity to swallow the dragon's energy?"

When Chu Wujiang thought of stealing the context, he almost chose it on the spot.

But he continued to analyze the last one:
"The third item is to pass down poetry and literature from generation to generation. This is the fortune that a top Confucian family must have."

"Poetry and books are passed down from generation to generation to form a literary tradition."

"Compared to the top aristocratic families, the only difference between the Sima family and them is that they don't have their own cultural heritage."

"So they set their sights on the dragon veins."

The top Confucian families, such as the Cui family in Fengzhou, the Lu family in Wenzhou, and the Li family in Jiangzhou, may not be stronger than the Sima family in terms of their control over the local area or even financial resources.

But their families have all produced saints, forming a cultural context, passing down poetry and books from generation to generation, forming a cultural context unique to the family, and the hidden power is no less than that of a top-notch sect.

Chu Wujiang couldn't help but sigh:
"If this luck is passed down from generation to generation, it will become a Confucian family, and eventually evolve into a complete form, mastering the great meaning of the scriptures and cultivating the cultural context."

"From the perspective of a thousand-year-old family, the value of this luck is no less than that of orange luck."

In Chu Wujiang's previous life, there was a Confucian scholar named Wei Xian, who established the family motto of passing down poetry and literature. Seventeen prime ministers came from this family and were known as the [Jingzhao Wei Family].

This is very similar to the fortune of [passing down poetry and books from generation to generation].

So which of these three fortunes should I choose?

Chu Wujiang simply used the method of elimination.

The first item [Explaining Chinese Characters] was too pedantic, and he had no intention of taking the academic route.

The third item [Passing down poetry and books from generation to generation] took too long to show results, and Chu Wujiang had no intention of running a Confucian family.

In this case, the second option is the most appropriate.

Because he can make the article closer to the context.

Since Confucianism is flourishing, we should hurry over to take advantage of it. Who knows, their cultural heritage might be stolen as well.

Chu Wujiang has chosen a fake book and a fake scripture, so why should he worry about moral issues? He immediately said silently:

"Book of Heaven, choose the second item [Wen Xin Diao Long] for me."

With an order, the Wenquxing emitted a purple light, which echoed with the stars in Chu Wujiang's body.

His thinking became more emotional, and his ability to master poetry and songs improved significantly.

"Yunshang!"

Chu Wujiang shouted casually, and Yun Shang hurried over, looking slightly drunk and shouted:

"My Lord, what's the matter?"

Chu Wujiang originally wanted Yunchang to write a few articles to see if his literary literacy had improved, but he didn't expect that Yunchang was drinking secretly and was caught by him.

She quickly practiced her skills to dissipate the alcohol smell.

Chu Wujiang smiled, stretched out his hand and pinched Yun Shang's cheek, and said with a smile: "Yun Shang, you have been too busy recently, so I will give you two days off."

"Don't worry, Qiu Shui will come into the city tomorrow, and there will be others coming later."

“You’ll be less stressed.”

Chu Wujiang possesses the three fortunes of [refining qi into essence], [dragon spirit and tiger ferocity], and [dragon and horse spirit]. If a normal person possesses any one of these three fortunes, his body will be very strong and energetic.

Chu Wujiang has reached the point where he doesn't sleep every day and becomes more and more motivated as he works.

So if you work for him, you have to work around the clock and non-stop.

Yun Shang and Baili Jin are on call 24 hours a day.

Originally, it was Baili Jin's turn to be in charge tonight. When Chu Wujiang casually called Yun Shang, she came immediately. Now she shook her head and said:

"My Lord, I am not tired!"

"It's just that the weather is cold, so I'm going to have a drink with Sister Jinyu."

"Just a little."

"I will never drink next time."

Yunchang's cheeks were slightly red, like a ripe red apple, making people want to take a bite of it.

Over the past two months, Yun Shang's charming body has been continuously infused with dragon energy, which has greatly enhanced her charm. Her every move is enough to make people unable to control themselves.

Chu Wujiang casually held her in his arms, played with the girl's ponytail, and chuckled:
"Yun Shang, don't let yourself be wronged."

"I'll go find Ba Cheng tomorrow and buy some spirit wine from him."

"If you want to drink, drink the best."

Spirit wine is a banned item, and the imperial court strictly prohibits its brewing to avoid food shortages, so it is not sold on the market.

Ba Cheng works in Fengyu Tower and used to be the Eighth Master of Longzhou. He knows more about the underground market, so you can be sure to make a right choice by purchasing from him.

Yun Shang's cheeks turned even redder, and she whispered:
"My Lord, I understand."

"Do you want to do it now?"

Her body was completely accustomed to Chu Wujiang's style, and she was even a little eager to try.

Every time Chu Wujiang was with Shen Qingyue, Tang Yuwei and others, she was the most excited person.

Chu Wujiang chuckled and said:

"No rush this time."

"My husband wants you to write a few articles."

Yun Shang uttered an ah and said awkwardly:
"My Lord, I can't do that."

"How about asking Sister Jinyu to come over?"

Yunchang's education mainly focused on martial arts, security, assassination, etc. It was amazing that she could learn so many things.

Ask her to write poetry or songs, she really can't do it.

He is quite proficient in murder reports and mission summaries.

Chu Wujiang smiled and said:

"It's okay, Yunshang is so cute."

"As soon as I saw it, I had an idea. Come, just write and write."

Chu Wujiang changed his mind and let Yun Shang go.

Yun Chang quickly poured clean water into the inkstone, ground the ink carefully, and laid out paper and pen.

At this time, Chu Wujiang was dressed in white, with a scholarly look between his brows, so he could pretend to be a weak scholar, while Yun Shang was the scholar's beautiful maid, grinding ink for him and holding the scroll.

As the saying goes: The girl in green holds the inkstone to urge students to finish their papers, while the girl in red sleeves adds fragrance to accompany their studies.

Chu Wujiang picked up the brush, looked at the drizzle outside the window, the frost on the winter night, and Yun Shang's slightly red cheeks, and wrote with his brush:

"The jade-like body and icy skin can withstand the cold weather, and the plum blossom fragrance spreads quietly to the east of the small building."

"The light veil dances gracefully to hide the frost, and the pink cheeks shyly reflect the redness of snow."

"The green hairpin is slanted in the messy hair, and the face is slightly drunk with warm wine."

"Wait until the bright spring day, and watch the flowers bloom in all their glory."

Chu Wujiang seldom writes poetry. Even with the luck bonus of [Wenxin Diaolong], what he writes are just erotic poems.

A word for vanity and decadence.

After Chu Wujiang finished writing, he felt ashamed.

I should have copied one earlier.

He was about to tear the poem into pieces, but Yun Chang said happily:

"My Lord, is this written for me?"

Although Yunshang can't write poetry, she can understand the meaning of the article.

Chu Wujiang smiled awkwardly:
"If you want it, take it."

"Don't say I wrote it. It's just lewd words."

If poetry is a minor art, then writing obscene words is probably at the bottom of the contempt chain.

Yun Shang quickly picked up the erotic poem and said as if it were a treasure:
"No way!"

"As long as it's written by the Marquis, it must be the best."

Yun Shang doesn't know what's good or bad, so she likes him sincerely.

She likes everything made by Chu Wujiang.

Chu Wujiang didn't need to write any immortal article, since Yun Shang wouldn't be able to understand it anyway.

Vulgar words are quite interesting, aren't they?

Chu Wujiang's heart moved, and he chuckled:
"This time, I am not as free and easy as you."

"Then just accept it."

If a man acts as a plagiarist and uses his talent to attract women, does that mean the women really like him?
It's just a fantasy.

Yun Shang still likes the erotic poems that Chu Wujiang writes casually.

Not because of the article, but because I like you.

Yun Shang nodded vigorously:

"I will definitely keep it well."

Following Yun Chang's voice of approval, this originally vulgar poem was actually faintly shaken.

Wenxin Diaolong, recognized by cultural context.

Does this work too?
The standard is too low.

Chu Wujiang was dumbfounded. Although he knew that the greatest benefit of the "Wen Xin Diao Long" in his body was to lower the level of articles recognized by the context.

But I didn't expect that these vulgar words would be recognized.

Tianjing, Imperial College
The most outstanding scholars of the empire gathered here. They studied, competed with each other, and left behind many beautiful articles, forming a dragon of literature and art. This is the cultural context.

Now the literary veins flow gently, resonating with the Wenquxing in Chu Wujiang's body.

The strength of the resonance can be described as a huge discount, and the cultural context seemed to be sending out a hint of literary spirit to encourage Chu Wujiang.

There was no use for Chu Wujiang to have this bit of literary talent, so he just gave it to Yun Shang.

Something unexpected happened. The soul-devouring body absorbed the literary energy.

Yun Shang's eyes were full of tears, and she said shyly:

"My Lord, my body seems to be a little hot."

Chu Wujiang hugged Yun Shang and examined her body.

"Hey, Yunchang's soul-devouring body is actually evolving."

"So this is the true bloodline of the Yun family."

Chu Wujiang was slightly moved after seeing Yun Shang's body changes.

There are two major bloodline nobles in Wuzhou, one is the Wu family and the other is the Yun family.

It goes without saying that the Wu family descended from the Wu god.

The origin of the Yun family is even more bizarre. They came from the Gu God, but their bloodline is not that of the Gu God. Instead, they are the Gu God's experimental subjects.

At that time, the Gu God wanted to fuse the bloodlines of various mythical beasts, but due to the ordinariness of the human race, he first focused his energy on reproduction and fertility.

This also led to the Yun family possessing an extremely special dual cultivation bloodline, that is, her bloodline can evolve.

The Soul-Swallowing Charming Body evolved into the [Yunmeng Dao Body] at this moment.

Yunmeng Taoist body, the goddess enters the dream.

The union of the two is not just physical, but also deeper in spirit.

Chu Wujiang suddenly realized that the bloodline of the Yun family was actually related to the [Dream Tapir].

Yun Shang asked in confusion:
"Then why does it need to be activated by Wen Qi?"

Chu Wujiang chuckled and said:

"In the mythology of Wuzhou, there is such a story."

"Once a king passed by Wushan and heard about the goddess. He ordered a scholar to write "Ode to the Goddess". That night, the goddess appeared in his dream."

"That's about it."

"I think the goddess still likes articles and wants to absorb that touch of literary spirit."

"With the spirit of literature, there is a kind of spiritual connection."

When Chu Wujiang said this, he couldn't help but reach out and touch Yun Shang's cute ponytail, and said with a smile:

"It's a pity for Yunshang."

"If the Yun family still existed, Yun Shang would be the daughter of the family, no, even a princess."

Yun Shang gently nestled in Chu Wujiang's arms, biting her lips and said:
"I would rather be the Marquis's maid."

"Don't be a rich girl from a noble family."

Chu Wujiang nodded with a smile and said:

"Of course, your husband will not let you run away."

Chu Wujiang picked up Yun Shang, and they began to enjoy the lovemaking in Wushan.

That’s all for tonight.

……

Tianjing, Imperial College
As the day dawned, many students rubbed their sleepy eyes and prepared to go to morning classes to prepare for the busy study time to come.

The imperial examination will be held in the spring, so we can't relax.

Just as the scholar was thinking this, he suddenly heard a loud shout -

"Newspapers for sale, newspapers for sale!"

"The freshly-released Champions newspaper is in limited supply, first come first served!"

A group of half-grown children, employed by the Changxin Chamber of Commerce, were given a pile of newspapers and started selling them in the streets.

The scholars couldn't help but discuss:

"Brother Li, what is a newspaper?"

"Brother Cui, maybe it's a new popular toy, something for children to play with."

A scholar who was passing by heard the two friends talking and couldn't help but said in a deep voice:

"The word [报] has many meanings, one of which is [告], which means to inform, such as reporting orally without written documents."

"For example, the word [Dibao] represents the document from the imperial court to inform the four directions."

"Now, [newspaper] and [paper] together should mean some kind of document, news."

The other two scholars laughed and said:

"Brother Lu's attainments in exegesis have become even more profound."

"I can't wait either."

Brother Lu shook his head and said:
"It's just a trick. There are so many children shouting in the streets and alleys, saying they want to sell newspapers. Let's go and have a look."

Early in the morning, the clear calls of children suddenly attracted many people who were reading.

"What are you selling, boy?"

The child shouted quickly:
“We’re selling newspapers.”

"Three cents for a newspaper!"

"Sir, do you want to buy it?"

The scholar was surprised when he heard this:
"Three cents can buy a pancake, but I'm just buying a piece of paper from you. It's not worth it, not worth it."

Rice is expensive in Tianjing and it is not easy to live in a big city.

Three cents would be equivalent to three dollars in Chu Wujiang's previous life, which was a lot of money for the lower-class scholars.

When the child saw that he couldn't sell it, he shouted:
"This is a great newspaper."

"The sister taught us that there was a lot of news."

Li Shusheng, who was approaching, couldn't help but shout:
"What's the news?"

The child hesitated:

"If I tell you, will you buy it?"

Scholar Lu took out a string of copper coins and stuffed them into the child's hand without counting them.
"Just tell us clearly, and we'll have a look."

The child then shouted:

"The Sima family, the first family in Shengzhou, colluded with the fox demon and murdered Fang Fusheng, the son of the prime minister."

"Detective Zhao and Marquis Guanjun have found the whereabouts of the fox demon, and the Sima family has been arrested!"

what?
Lu Zhengwen quickly grabbed a newspaper and took a look at it:

"It is really disrespectful to use such vulgar simplified characters."

"Wait, is this true?"

"Last night, Marquis Guanjun, Detective Zhao, and Master Fang raided Zhulinju together!"

At this moment, everyone's faces changed drastically, and they shouted:
"Boy, give me one."

This morning, Chu Wujiang left the capital first and then used the Qiankun Gourd to transport 20,000 newspapers. In less than an hour, they were all sold out.

Twenty thousand newspapers, like a blockbuster bomb, stunned the people of Tianjing and brought ruin to the Sima family.

Since the Sima family is in trouble, Chu Wujiang will of course step on them a few more times to make sure that they will never be able to stand up again.

(End of this chapter)