Invasion Myth: Starting with the Schoolteacher

Chapter 186 Master Mao is very hardworking
Xiaoqing hasn't come back to class for the past few days, but Xu Xuan doesn't mind.

Perhaps that brocade box was indeed very difficult to open.

I prefer a simple life of attending classes to earn a living and then practicing Buddhism after class.

During a break at the academy, several professors were chatting idly.

They chatted about students and gossip, and Xu Xuan joined in, but unfortunately there wasn't a cup of strong tea with tea leaves floating in it, which made the atmosphere a little off.

Professor Shi is sharing the progress of his specially admitted student, Ning Caichen.

"I have indeed grasped the essence of the small love and affection in the word 'love,' and what is even more remarkable is that I have also gained some understanding of the great love and affection."

"If one studies diligently for three years, one can obtain the Qingzheng."

This is a very high compliment; when it comes to art, once you understand it, you understand it.

Then the conversation shifted.

"Strangely enough, this child also has some insight into the sounds of battle, and can even play out the grandeur of war. Students these days are truly remarkable."

This is truly remarkable. To describe it, Ning Caichen is like a veteran who survived countless battles, experiencing a tragic love story filled with life and death.
Please forgive Professor Shi's lack of vocabulary; there are simply no more fitting adjectives.

The professors were also amazed.

Immediately, someone shared information about another extraordinary person among the Three Wonders.

Of course, there are traces of how this student made progress, although they are quite absurd.

"Ji's handwriting is becoming more and more powerful, which is really thanks to Teacher Xu's painstaking efforts."

Professor Liu Zhongying of the Ming Dynasty calligraphy department had always had a headache with this student in the last three rows, especially student Ji, whose handwriting was unpredictable and had a touch of frivolity.

Unexpectedly, after a year-long vacation, he completely lost his frivolousness, and the engraved characters even gave him a touch of integrity.

This broadened Professor Liu's horizons considerably.

You should know that at first he looked down on this way of carving characters, believing that calligraphy could be made solid through a lot of practice, but it could not be made to have style.

A scholar writes countless words in his lifetime; how can every single one be a master?

But some people have actually mastered this method, which completely overturns previous understanding.

Not to mention the three outstanding students of the academy, even the characters of the three geniuses have been completely transformed.

Naturally, one should give them high praise and reflect on whether one has held back those students in the past.

Professor Qin of the Ming Suan Department was also extremely satisfied with Xu Xuan.

Ji Rui is a student with special talents, but if he is too weak in other subjects, it would be a loss of face for him.

Who would have thought that his knowledge would also advance by leaps and bounds six months later?

Students like that can progress so quickly; Xu Hanwen is truly talented.

He was not only skilled in military strategy, but also in education.

Xu Xuan was, of course, extremely modest, and at the same time advised Professor Liu not to punish people for carving words so easily.

Of the six people currently carving characters, apart from Zao, the others all underwent a transformation in their spirit and will before they could perfect themselves through carving characters.

It is not suitable for widespread promotion.

After chatting with the students, people naturally gossiped a bit. After all, this wasn't the official setting, and everyone was relaxed.

The most interesting thing that happened at the academy recently was that Lady Yin wanted to personally test Liang Shanbo.

Professor Gu pondered for a moment and roughly figured out the person's background.

"Liang Shanbo should be a descendant of Shenmen Tinghou."

"The Liang family was once a prominent clan. During the reign of King Xuan of Zhou, they were enfeoffed to Liangshan in Xiayang. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Liang Yi'er served as a high-ranking official in Jin."

"The most recent one in this dynasty is Liang Fen, a vice minister during the reign of the late emperor. He was an upright man with exceptional talent, but unfortunately he contracted a serious illness in middle age."

"The Liang family already had few descendants, and now they may only have this one son left." This is how aristocratic families are passed down. As long as you mention the name and clan affiliation, you can basically make a clear calculation.

However, what everyone has not figured out is the relationship between the other party and the Yin family, and even the most knowledgeable professors do not know much about it.

However, it was obvious to everyone that Madam Yin's attitude towards Liang Shanbo was still different.

Naturally, some people asked Instructor Xu if he knew the inside story, since it was common knowledge that he was the headmaster's confidant.

"I don't know either, but it probably falls within the scope of the Six Arts of a Gentleman. Maybe it's a combination of rites, music, archery, charioteering, calligraphy, and mathematics that are tested together."

Everyone knows this instructor is talking nonsense. In this day and age, only elders like Yu Gong and Shen Shanzhang are still proficient in the Six Arts.

Even among younger members of aristocratic families, few practice chariot driving, as chariots are becoming increasingly rare.

The group didn't come to any conclusions after gossiping, but they were still very happy.

Isn't this one of the benefits of going to work?

At night, Xu Xuan was busy with his own things.

He received another message from Baoantang.

Once loaded, the module that collects information about the cultivation world immediately began operating at high speed.

Previously, I had met senior brothers and Miss Bai, who were all big shots at the top of society, so I didn't know much about them.

After all, there aren't many things that can really be called a "big deal" in their eyes.

Now, thankfully, we've finally seen a vibrant and colorful new world.

Master Mao also fully demonstrated the characteristics of a rogue cultivator: he had a wealth of information but could not distinguish between truth and falsehood.

Moreover, he is extremely enthusiastic about his work, wishing a butterfly would fly over to report to him every day.

Xu Xuan felt ashamed of such an attitude. The Taoist priest had finally found his organization, so he had to make a good impression.

If you continue like this, we really need to resolve the issue of the cultivation technique as soon as possible; this is just too much of a hassle.

Of course, not every trivial matter was reported; some of the information was confirmed to be true.

The first incident was that the Great Treasure Dharma King of the White Lotus Sect bullied the weak and ambushed several righteous young people, causing a huge uproar.

It is said that they used the White Lotus Sect's inherited supernatural power, the Finger of No Life, to drain the life essence of these people, as revenge for being hunted down by the righteous path.

The momentum of the encirclement and killing quickly subsided. The Daoist friends in the south had forgotten how crazy the group that had wreaked havoc in the north back then was. Now, the ruthlessness of the Dharma King made them remember it all.

Xu Xuan looked serious as he watched.

These believers are all heartbroken and disillusioned people selected from the secular world, so their bottom line is naturally not high. Moreover, this can also be considered a way to send people back to their hometowns.

Such vicious people should either be killed outright or relentlessly pursued until they are killed; they must never be let go.

If they were to flee to Qiantang, they would surely die.

A jade-like hand emerged from beneath West Lake and was immediately pinned down.

The second matter was that the monk Daoyi of the Huanhua sect expressed his dissatisfaction that the Pure Land sect had not sent any eminent monks.

Why didn't Ruoxu of the Pure Land School step forward to resolve the issue involving the White Lotus?

They even said things like, "If the Lotus Sect doesn't deal with the troubles it caused, all the blood shed by our fellow cultivators will have been for nothing."

Hmph! The Pure Land School is also known as the "Lotus School," but saying it now would be a bit malicious.

Xu Xuan carefully memorized the name and sect, knowing he might have to deal with them in the future, so he had to be extremely careful.

We are all from righteous sects, why should we start a conflict?

The third thing is related to the Qiantang River.

When Yu Gong arrived, he reprimanded the righteous cultivators due to some conflicts. On the spot, he used his Righteous Qi to knock away three cultivators at the Qi Refining and Spirit Transformation stage.

(End of this chapter)