"Where is my senior brother?" Ning Chen asked Xiao Juju.

"Although Mr. Liu corrected my fingering, he still felt that there was something wrong with my playing.

He said that he couldn't figure out what was wrong with me at the moment, and he said he would go back and think about it first.

When you figure it out, come back and give me some advice." When Xiao Juju said this, she had really mixed emotions.

Thinking about it, this senior brother of mine is really awesome.

A girl of twenty years old who was originally lively, cheerful, and full of youth was preached into this state.

At this time, Xiao Juju's psychological shadow may have almost taken over her entire heart.

"You didn't let my senior brother spend the night here?" Ning Chen asked teasing Xiao Juju.

"How could I not stay? I told Mr. Liu that there is an empty upper room on the fourth floor, and he can think here.

However, Mr. Liu told me that the sound of the piano here was too noisy, which would affect his thinking about the meaning of my music.

So I decided to leave.

Mr. Liu wants to leave, what can I do?"

After Ning Chen heard this, he couldn't help laughing.

Xiao Juju looked at Ning Chen who was laughing, and said to Ning Chen: "By the way, Mr. Liu also said that there may be something wrong with the wood of my piano. It may be that the piano dealer made a fake. The age of the wood is not right.

Then Mr. Liu taught me how to identify the type of wood, the age of the wood and other related knowledge."

After hearing this, Ning Chen really couldn't help it.

My senior brother's behavior is like the world I came from, where girls took the initiative to invite boys to watch movies at home.

Then the boy directly chose a bloody war-themed movie, and while watching it, he told the girl with gusto what Czech style and crooked weapons were, and then talked about the parameters of these weapons and their past and present lives.

"Thank you for your hard work, Xiao Juju. You can use this money to sell some delicious food to make up for your injured soul." Ning Chen took out a five hundred tael silver note and handed it to Xiao Juju.

Ning Chen is still very generous to these girls.

Although girls don't want to be generous, they just want to take advantage of themselves.

But as a man, how can he resist being cheated all the time?

Xiao Juju did not accept Ning Chen's banknote, but said to Ning Chen: "Master Liu gave me money."

"Oh, it's not easy for my senior brother to still give money." Ning Chen didn't expect that Liu Zhongzhi would still give money.

"Master Liu asked me to sell basic piano scores. Many of my notes are wrong. I guess it has something to do with the piano scores."

Ning Chen laughed so hard that his stomach hurt, but in the end he gave the banknote to Xiao Juju.

Xiao Juju really needs to make amends for her hurt heart now.

When Ning Chen came out of Lanxiang Pavilion and was about to get in the car to go home, he saw Liu Zhongzhi rushing over.

"Senior brother, have you thought about Xiao Juju's musical intention?" Ning Chen stopped Liu Zhongzhi and said jokingly.

When Liu Zhongzhi saw that it was Ning Chen, he said, "I haven't thought of her question yet. But Jijiu asked me to come to you and said that I have something to tell you."

"That's good, let's go there together." Kong Jijiu came to find him, and Ning Chen naturally wanted to go.

Chapter 45 The Holy One Is Not Seen

Ning Chen and Liu Zhongzhi came to the Imperial Academy together with Ning Chen's Maslais.

Two people came to Kong Jijiu's residence in the Imperial College.

"teacher."

"Master Jijiu."

Liu Zhong knew that he was not knowledgeable enough, so he did not call Kong Jijiu his teacher.

Kong Jijiu nodded and threw a piece of bright yellow silk to Ning Chen: "This is the imperial edict I went to the palace to ask Emperor Shun to ask for for you today."

Ning Chen took the imperial edict and browsed it quickly.

The content of the imperial edict was that Emperor Shun approved the formal establishment of the Hundred Schools by the Imperial Academy, and at the same time appointed Ning Chen to be fully responsible for the affairs of the Hundred Schools.

In this way, Baijia School is nominally on the same level as Confucianism, Taoism, Martial Arts and other schools in the Imperial College.

At the same time, it also means that Baijia School can open its own enrollment, hire teachers, and set up schools in various places.

Holding the imperial edict, Ning Chen felt a little confused.

Even if Kong Jijiu wants to kick himself out of his own lane, isn't he too anxious?

"The inner treasury in the Imperial College should still have a balance of more than one million taels of silver.

You can use 30% of it yourself.

When Baijia School accepts Shu Xiu, you can just return it.

I have already told them about Yunshan Academy.

Just do your part and I will support you with the rest."

Kong Jijiu took a breath and told Ning Chen some things about Baijia School.

After Ning Chen heard this, he became even more confused.

Even if Kong Jijiu felt that he had hindered his path to pretentiousness in Confucianism, he was a little too anxious.

"Teacher, can the student ask, is this matter so urgent?"

In the end, Ning Chen couldn't restrain his doubts and raised questions about Kong Jijiu.

Confucius poured wine and said, "Since ancient times, the king has never seen the king, and the saint has never seen the saint.

If you and I are on the same path as Confucianism, and if I become a saint, it will be like cutting off your path to becoming a saint.

It was you who proposed the idea of ​​promoting hundreds of schools of thought.

You have the upper hand, so there is no reason to give way to others.

Even if someone wants to block the way, I will still be there."

Kong Jijiu suddenly became so glorious and majestic.

It made Ning Chen feel a little uncomfortable.

But Ning Chen had to admit that this was indeed Kong Jijiu planning for his future.

It’s just that Ning Chen can understand if the king doesn’t see the king, but what happens if the saint doesn’t see the saint?

"I don't know the details of this, but there are clues in the articles left by Confucian sages.

According to what the Confucian sages said, the human race's fight to break out of the abyss of the gods and demons is already a feat that steals the sky.

If you think about hundreds of saints chanting in unison, it is the merit of greed for heaven.

This is not tolerated by heaven and earth and may lead to misfortune.

Moreover, the Confucian sage once said that the mysterious disappearance of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors may be related to this."

After listening to what Kong Jijiu said, Ning Chen had an idea. This principle was too high-end, and for him, it was a bit beyond the scope.

Ning Chen felt that if a Confucian saint wrote novels in later generations, he would definitely be scolded.

This is a typical example of digging a hole but not burying it.

What’s feared something bad has happened, what’s mysteriously missing?

If you leave such a big hole and don't bury it, are you waiting for someone to fall into it?

And the Confucian sages don’t know that if you dig a hole but don’t bury it, won’t anyone bury you when you die?

Well, it seems that no one knows where the Confucian sage died.

In this way, it is really scary to think about it!

After restraining his divergent thinking, Ning Chen asked Kong Jijiu again: "Teacher, according to the Confucian sage.

There seems to be no difference between Confucianism and Baijia, right?

Aren’t they all following Confucianism?

Isn’t the final result still the same?”

Kong Jijiu shook his head and said: "No. You can regard Confucianism and Taoism as the end point.

Whether it is Confucianism or other schools of thought, it will eventually lead to the end."

This makes sense, but there still seems to be a bug.

Even if the paths are different, everyone will ultimately become a saint on the same path, so they are no longer saints.

Moreover, the sage of martial arts of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors mysteriously disappeared, which still sounds unreliable.

"This is not the same. There is only one road for martial arts. However, there are many roads for Confucianism and Taoism.

The so-called end point is not a point, but actually one side.

The appearance of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors is enough to prove this matter.
To be continued...