Invasion Myth: Starting with the Schoolteacher

Chapter 225 Yu Gong Lights the Fire
The jade stone struck for the third time.

"In man it is called 'Haoran', so full that it fills the universe."

Righteousness fills the vast universe and the microcosm within and without the human body.

The power of reason is radiated outwards and then returns to the body.

With unwavering loyalty and righteous indignation as the starting point, the body is constantly cleansed, both inside and out, before finally returning to the origin.

From then on, the somewhat out-of-control aura was completely suppressed, and it became pure and powerful again.

After three sentences, Xu Xuan felt mentally exhausted. The effort required to convey such profound truths through the method of mind-to-mind transmission was a thousand times greater.

He relaxed his legs and sat back down, watching Zao slowly sheathe his sword.

The scholar sheathed his sword and stood quietly, his face flushed with anger before settling into stillness, while the courtyard remained silent.

Then everyone exhaled a breath of stale air, and the older ones even felt their vision go black.

It turns out that he was so engrossed in watching it at the last moment that he forgot to breathe.

"it is good!"

"Excellent swordsmanship! Excellent scholar!"

"Could this be the true successor of Master Yu?"

"To be fair, sword dances are much more visually appealing than spear dances."

Yu Gong, however, turned to look at Xu Xuan with a meaningful gaze.

He didn't hear the poems, but he certainly heard the resounding voices. Afterwards, his righteous spirit returned to the right path, and something must have happened that others didn't see.

He raised his glass to the mysterious instructor from afar and then drank it all in one gulp.

The teacher deserves immense credit for seeing such outstanding juniors.

The art of education is truly profound and complex.

With Zao's sword dance as the turning point, the morning's exchange came to an end, since no one else was willing to go on stage to perform.

Even the most famous of the three, Chongqi, did not have this idea.

Unexpectedly, the last three rows of students from the academy actually broke through, soaring like dragons to the heavens, unstoppable.

Does Master Xu have a few more tricks up his sleeve?

Qian Zhongyu thought with some frustration, "What goes around comes around."

During the lunch break, Xu Xuan asked Professor Shi for leave, along with Sanqi.

"Hanqing and the others have finished their discussion. Let's go see He Shusheng, whom we rescued the day before yesterday."

Professor Shi said nonchalantly, "Go ahead, go ahead, it's not like I haven't been to these kinds of literary gatherings before."

This means you can rest assured; I participated in all the literary gatherings that the late emperor held for show.

Trust me, this is a small matter.

After having a few drinks of Suzhou liquor at noon, the old gentleman didn't get dizzy; on the contrary, he seemed even more energetic.

Before leaving, Xu Xuan gave him one last piece of advice.

"Let Qiao Feng go first, then Qian Zhongyu take over, and finally Xie Yu finish the job."

Qiao Feng was kind and generous, Zhong Yu was sharp-tongued, and Xie Yu was a true gentleman.

This order allows you to win while also being mindful of the opponent's feelings.

Then the afternoon session turned into an even more brutal battlefield of swords and shadows.

Professor Shi is very temperamental when it comes to selecting people, and his memory isn't very good either.

"Instructor Xu said to let Qian Zhongyu go first, which is exactly what I was thinking."

The moment Qian Zhongyu came on first caused a slight awkward silence.

Everyone knows that the leading figure of the Qian family in Yuhang this generation was a man of sharp tongue who often left others speechless in his arguments, and some scholars were even left with deep psychological trauma, unable to pick up a book again.

Anyone who takes the stage at this time will inevitably lose face.

Why didn't anyone step forward to ask for advice?

Professor Shi's words struck everyone like a whip.

We had already agreed that it was just an exchange, and that friendship came first, so this was a bit too direct.

Besides, using the word "asking for advice" is putting on such a high-handed attitude.

Yu Gong was happy to see Chong Qi make a fool of himself, and even happier to see the Suzhou students make a fool of themselves.

None of the principles taught by scholars teach people to be cowardly.

The academic atmosphere in Suzhou

These few simple words are essential.

So several scholars, with the idea of ​​sacrificing themselves for righteousness, went on stage and met a tragic end.

Qian was thoroughly provoked by the three people that morning. She knew that Ji Rui would definitely boast about his glorious moment of carving characters at Hejing Academy in the future. Being ridiculed by this guy was even worse than those scholars; she had to get revenge!

Next, Qiao Feng appears. He is kind and generous, and his words are very pleasant to hear. His kindness is truly remarkable.

Yu Gong couldn't stand the dullness of the afternoon, so he spoke up at the opportune moment.

"Qiao Danian, do you know why you are not as good as Xie Yu?"

"Because you feel weak in your heart and think your family background is insignificant, you dare not show your strength."

"It is said that all the poor scholars in Chongqi take you as their role model, but if that is the case, even the most powerful weapon will break."

Qiao Feng's imposing aura rose.

Its powerful and imposing aura overwhelmed its opponents, leaving them feeling utterly miserable.

It's a simple principle, so why does it become so powerful in this person's hands, practically flawless?

The last few who were beaten were pale-faced and left in a sorry state.

They clasp their hands in a fist salute and exit the stage.

The third person is Xie Yu.

This man is a renowned gentleman, and also a clan leader in Jiangnan. He would likely leave the other side with a great deal of leeway.

Yu Gong still couldn't get used to it.

What he hates most is this kind of stereotypical gentleman from aristocratic families, the old man spoke up again.

"I think the Three Wonders are above the Three Heroes."

Even a gentle and refined gentleman can get annoyed. The morning is mostly for talent shows, while the afternoon is for academic competition. How can they be compared together?

But it actually hit.

The words were a little too forceful during the conversation, and the other person almost burst into tears.

The benevolent are invincible.

The old man sat at the head of the table and laughed. "Xu Hanwen is good at military strategy, but I am not."
With him absent and Shi Kuang being a man of strong emotions, the situation wasn't entirely under my control.

Xu Xuan was unaware of how casually Professor Yu and Professor Shi operated. He and his three students had already reached the outskirts of the city and even saw the He family's residence.

"Isn't this scholar He poor? He had to sell his possessions to redeem Ruiyun. So, although this house looks dilapidated, it's still quite decent."

Zao Tongxue couldn't quite understand; what He Shusheng said shouldn't be able to fool us.

Ji Rui then said sarcastically, "Scholar He is honest, but that woman is shrewd."

She hid some of the money and valuables she had received from her patrons, and only took them out and sold them after she had truly left the brothel to build up her fortune.

However, the scholar had no surplus wealth or income, so he continued to live in relative poverty.

The other three glanced at him, noticing that Ji was displaying exceptional wisdom.

It means the same thing: How did you know?
After stammering for a while, Ji finally revealed the reason.

"A friend of mine saw Scholar He pawn some jade pieces."

"I'm quite familiar with the styles, so you know what I mean by this and that."

No wonder he's so intelligent; in some ways, he's even helped others.

Xu Xuan held back his laughter, while the other two were also struggling to suppress it.

He knocked on the door, and when He Shusheng opened it, he saw that it was Instructor Xu from the ship. He was pleasantly surprised and led everyone inside.

He wasn't stupid; anyone who could talk to Yu Gong must be a big shot.

Meanwhile, the four students from the academy also met the renowned beauty, Ruiyun.

As for looks, he's not as good-looking as Bai Suzhen, nor as good-looking as Xiaoqing.

The moon in the human world is comparable to the bright moon on a painted boat; no wonder one can receive several jade pieces.

I'm not here today to be a traitor to Cao Cao, but to find out what's going on.

I want to find out what happened during the days I was missing from this extraordinary woman, and if she has any clues to offer.

He Shusheng's expression was not good. People from the county had already come to ask why these scholars were also so curious.

Such things inevitably carry a bit of malicious speculation, so it's natural to feel unhappy.

Rui Yun glanced at the group, lingering on Ji Rui's face for a moment before looking at Xu Xuan.

So he readily agreed to tell the story.

However, I have a few requirements.

This left a very good impression on Xu Xuan; he wasn't shy and dared to ask for more valuable clues.

"Please say."

(End of this chapter)