After once again realizing that his opponent was also an out-and-out lunatic, Lu Hanjiang suddenly became very excited about what might happen in the future.
Lu Hanjiang didn't like surprises very much. When the Nanshan Immortal made a move, he planned to let the Hengshan disciple Shuanger go. surprise.
But if this surprise comes from hostile forces, especially from the Crown Princess of the East Palace, then Lu Hanjiang will still be very happy to appreciate it.
After arranging Fang Huayu's affairs, Lu Hanjiang went home. Tomorrow he would bring gifts to Luo Fuzi's house to become his disciple. After all, the other party was a leader of the Confucian sect. Even if it was only superficial, he would have to deal with it.
Shortly after he left, the Jin Yiwei took action. Wu Qiming arranged for a few people to torture out information from Fang Huayu's body, and then convicted him of treason and announced it.
This immediately stirred up the clamoring students. Seeing that the students were red-eyed and about to attack the Yamen of Fusi in Beizhen, Mr. Yin Zhong of Jingzhao Prefecture arrived in time and ordered his officers to Students were expelled.
Although the governor of Jingzhao Prefecture is usually a little thoughtful, he is still a scholar who cultivates himself through Confucianism. He doesn't want to be known as being a wolf, but he has to do so.
Before the incident, Qi Yunzhou had gone to Jingzhao Yamen to look for him. Mr. Zhong was very happy about the visit of this Confucian elder brother. He received him eagerly, and then heard a request that embarrassed him.
Qi Yunzhou said to him: "Mr. Lu, he never lets others influence his work. Regarding the matter of magistrate of the county, I am afraid that Jin Yiwei will not follow everyone's wishes just because of some rumors outside. I dare to ask you to come here, just in case." one."
Whether it was Luo Fuzi's face or Qi Yunzhou's own face, Mr. Zhong could not refuse this request.
However, he didn't feel anything at all at first, and just thought that the other party was unfounded, until he saw the Jinyi guards in front of Fusi in Beizhen, who were loading their crossbows.
Mr. Zhong was completely dumbfounded. In the eyes of Jin Yiwei, it was bullshit. These gangsters really dared to kill people!
He doesn't care about his reputation now. If he doesn't take action, the capital will be filled with blood immediately. The old emperor has already cultivated his brain to the sky. Mr. Zhong doesn't dare to expect that his old man will be kind enough to stop Jin Yiwei.
Mr. Zhong asked the guards to drive away the students and prevented a bloody incident from happening. He was so shocked that his entire back was soaked in cold sweat.
After driving all the students away, Mr. Zhong immediately went to the academy to see Qi Yunzhou. He was ashamed of his short-sightedness. After serving in the capital for decades, his ability to judge people was not as good as that of a teacher far away in the south of the Yangtze River.
Qi Yunzhou did not hesitate to teach Mr. Zhong who came to seek Buddhist scriptures. For him, the stability of the capital can also make the academy stable. Otherwise, with their status in the Confucian sect, if anything goes wrong, they will be slapped on the forehead in no time. thing.
On the other hand, the brutality of the Jin Yiwei this time also made the students indignant. When Lu Hanjiang went to Luo Fuzi's home to become a disciple a few days later, they planned to imitate their senior Han Cheng and shouted to the commander on the way.
Unfortunately, these students did not have the ability to make trouble like Dong Gong, so they were raided by Jin Yiwei while they were still in the planning stage, and all their plans were aborted.
Without an unpredictable force like Dong Gong causing trouble, Lu Hanjiang's journey to Luo Fuzi's home was smooth.
Old Master Luo was just as he imagined. This old man had a keen eye and had long seen that Jin Yiwei could not kill someone at this time. There was someone else behind the matter.
As for who it was, he really couldn't blame him due to his status, so after meeting, both of them kept silent about the person in the palace.
In front of the bookcase, Luo Fuzi made a cup of tea for Lu Hanjiang and said calmly: "I think Mr. Lu has high eyesight and dislikes the simplicity of my thatched cottage, so he refuses to come."
Lu Hanjiang raised his head and looked at this room where even the beams were made of top-grade red sandalwood. He then looked at the dazzling array of out-of-print books on the shelf, then picked up the top-grade Longjing in his hand and tasted it. Finally he sighed: "Old man, on the Shameless, you are still awesome."
Old Master Luo snorted softly, put down the teacup in his hand, and sneered: "You can make a corpse speak. Jin Yiwei is indeed very powerful. Master Lu, do you feel guilty for taking an innocent person as a target?"
"No."
Lu Hanjiang took a sip of tea, smacked his lips, and said, "It's not me who killed Fang Huayu. Besides, for your old disciple to do those things, the crime I convicted him is not a slander. "
Old Master Luo glared at Lu Hanjiang, but he didn't mean to be angry. After a moment of silence, he just heard him say: "He can't get past the word filial piety. I don't blame him."
"In that case, why do you need to take it out on me?" Lu Hanjiang shrugged and sneered: "I didn't bother Magistrate Fang when he was alive, so I already gave you face. Now you have a fire in your own backyard, but you are doing the wrong thing." Are you getting up with me?"
Old Master Luo was silent for a while, then he slowly stood up, took out a volume of "The Analects" from the shelf behind him and handed it to Lu Hanjiang: "Take it back and study it carefully. Come back in seven days and I will test you. "
Lu Hanjiang raised his eyebrows: "Old man, are you really planning to accept me?"
Old Master Luo's beard and hair were calm and his eyes were as stern as mountains: "Asshole, didn't Lu's family teach you how to be polite? You should call me teacher."
Lu Hanjiang curled his lips and did not take Luo Fuzi's lesson seriously. He casually flipped through the book in his hand. The workmanship and age did not seem to belong to this dynasty.
Seeing this, Luo Fuzi explained: "This is something that has been passed down from generation to generation by the Confucian sect. Many ancestors have annotated it. You should read this chapter three times and then read the annotations. It will be very beneficial to you."
"There are also notes," Lu Hanjiang flipped through them with interest, and then said curiously: "Old man, you can be considered a great scholar of the generation, but did you write notes on them?"
The old man's shout made the old master's eyes flash fiercely, but he finally snorted heavily, and then said in a deep voice: "How can someone who is not knowledgeable and knowledgeable about the world dare to offend the works of the ancestors? I still know myself."
"That's it..." Lu Hanjiang chuckled, turned to the first page, picked up the pen and ink on the table and started to do it: "Then I won't be polite."
Seeing Lu Hanjiang start writing, Luo Fuzi's eyes widened, and he couldn't hold back the breath in his chest. He shouted at the top of his lungs: "Stop!"
The old master's roar was like thunder that shook the sky, shaking the tables and chairs in the room, and even the snow on the eaves was swept down. Lu Hanjiang covered his ears, took a breath and said: "Old man, your voice is a bit loud. ..."
Lu Hanjiang could see that Old Master Luo's roar had no skill at all, and he was relying entirely on his internal strength to dominate.
With quick eyesight and quick hands, Luo Fuzi took back the "Analects of Confucius" on the book. Looking at the large piece of ink that fell on the blank space, he blew his beard in distress.
In the end, Luo Fuzi tremblingly put the Analects of Confucius back on the bookshelf, and then angrily took another copy he had copied and gave it to Lu Hanjiang. Without saying a word, he raised his finger and pointed at the door to signal the other party. You can leave immediately.
Lu Hanjiang muttered a few words about being a cheapskate, and then returned home with the book.
