Your Majesty, please beg for mercy. The prince's rebellion was successful.

"Your Majesty, although the Confucian scholars can read, they do not know how to be an official."

"Besides, I'm afraid that many Confucian scholars may not really be suitable for being officials."

Even though he was passionate and excited, Jiang Zheng still tried to stay calm as much as possible.

He knew better than anyone that this was a great opportunity for Confucianism.

But at the same time, it is a huge risk for Confucianism.

If Confucian scholars enter officialdom but are unable to govern the local area well and convince the people, then the reputation of Confucianism will plummet to the bottom, and even the entire Confucianism will be in danger of destruction. From then on, people will believe that Confucian scholars are only suitable for teaching, but not for politics.

He has concerns!

"Could it be, sir, that you are unwilling?!"

Zhou Zheng smiled bitterly.

"Your Majesty, we Confucians will be crushed to pieces!"

Jiang Zheng quickly raised his head and shook his head.

What a joke! If he disagrees, then he will be the sinner of the entire Confucianism.

Moreover, once this thing works, the reputation of Confucianism as a whole will reach its peak and unprecedented heights, and it may even allow Confucianism to realize its ideals and ambitions.

However, he knew more clearly that the situation this time was very special.

What Confucian scholars have to do is not only to serve as officials, but also to do it well!

Otherwise, the current chaotic situation will only make it worse and make Zhou Zheng more passive.

“In this world, no one knows how to do something right the first time they start.”

Zhou Zheng heaved a sigh of relief when he heard that Jiang Zheng was hesitating about this.

This is the greatest means and reliance. If Confucianism gives up, Zhou Zheng will be truly passive.

"Don't worry, sir. If these scholars are not suitable in the end, I will not force them."

"But if they are really suitable and willing to stay, then I can let them serve in the government!"

Buzz!

This is Zhou Zheng’s promise!

This made Jiang Zheng extremely excited.

Most Confucian scholars had no way to enter officialdom, but this time, Zhou Zheng's special permission and approval opened a channel for Confucian scholars to enter officialdom!

Jiang Zheng was very excited.

He was speechless at this moment and kept kowtowing to Zhou Zheng.

"Your Majesty, let it go. I, the Confucian school, will definitely live up to your Majesty's wishes!"

It took a long time for Jiang Zheng to calm himself down.

None of these Confucian scholars had experience in being officials, but everything had a beginning, and they had to get through this hurdle.

No matter how difficult it is, no matter what happens, they must never back down.

"You can rest assured that although many officials have resigned, the foundation is still there."

"The clerks in the government offices and institutions in various places are still there."

"I have only one request for the entire Confucianism!"

Zhou Zheng slowly exhaled a puff of turbid air.

"That is to resolutely carry out the orders of the court!"

Zhou Zheng stood up slowly, staring at Jiang Zheng, and spoke word by word.

These Confucian scholars don’t know how to be officials?!

It’s okay, as long as they are dedicated to serving the people!

These Confucian scholars don’t know how to be officials?!

It’s okay, as long as they firmly carry out every order from the court!

"Your Majesty, rest assured, Confucianism will not fail in its mission!"

Having said that, Jiang Zheng no longer had any reason to back down.

Even though he knew that this path might cost many scholars their lives, so what? !

Why is the whole Confucian aspiration, for the future of the world, to be afraid of death! ?

"I'm afraid that the number of Confucian scholars we have now is far from enough."

"Besides, what about those schools?"

After calming himself down, Jiang Zheng still had a lot of worry on his face.

"The school can only be stopped temporarily."

There was a hint of gloom in Zhou Zheng's eyes.

These schools were initially established at the cost of great effort by the imperial court.

However, the most urgent task at the moment is to solve the problem of no one available.

"However, I promise that I will make the school spread to every corner of the Great Zhou."

"I will truly make it possible for everyone in the world to have access to books."

“The suspension now is for the sake of better long-term ideals in the future.”

This is not only Zhou Zheng's promise to Jiang Zheng, but also Zhou Zheng's requirement for himself.

"Of course, the number of Confucian scholars is still not enough."

"But, as long as you and the others can help me hold on for a year or two, that will be enough."

"Because, I am going to do something really big next!"

"An event that is enough to change the fate of the Great Zhou!"

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