Everyone is attacking me

Emperor Yuanqing and King Su studied deeply for a whole morning on the question of who gets tired first and who gets dizzy first. In the end, the result was a tie, and they could only agree to fight again next time.

The Shangyuan Festival in the Great Wei Dynasty lasted for five days, from the twelfth to the seventeenth, and the city was full of celebrations, and the court also had a holiday, so the Yuan and Qing emperors basically stayed in Suwang's mansion for the next two days.

However, in order not to attract attention, except for Shangyuan who stayed at night that day, ten or 67 came out during the day and went back in the evening.

The Yuan and Qing emperors started meat at the beginning, and they were at the age when they were easily restless. They often wandered off while talking. In the end, they took out the Longyang Daquan that Song Jie gave him, and studied together with the emperor.

I don't know if it's the imperial concubine's ointment or the elixir that Changle gave him, except that he will be a little tired afterwards, but he doesn't feel any discomfort at all.

Emperor Yuan Qing couldn't help but secretly decided to ask the imperial concubine to make some more. At the same time, he asked Changle to accumulate more points and exchange it for a elixir for the emperor's uncle.

The two stayed in Su Wang's mansion for two days, and their relationship heated up sharply.

It's a pity that because of his status, Emperor Yuan and Qing had no choice but to return to the palace no matter how reluctant he was. So a few days later, Shao Xingxing's new companion appeared, Ji Xingxing wearing a half mask.

It is said that Ji Xingxing knocked over a candle when he was young, causing half of his face to be burned, so he wore a mask so as not to scare others.

As soon as Ji Xingxing appeared, he presented several enlightenment books such as "San Zi Jing" and "Sound Rhythm Enlightenment" to the imperial court. The sounds are harmonious and catchy, and even Zhou Yi, a great scholar in the world, praised him.

I also heard that this Ji Xingxing prepared a hundred family names to dedicate to His Majesty.

This Ji Xingxing is naturally another identity of King Su. The disfigurement is for the convenience of pretending. Although there is Yuan Pei's disguise method, just in case, it is best to directly cover half of the face, and in order not to attract suspicion , deliberately asked Yuan Pei to pretend to be Ji Xingxing, and appeared in the court hall with King Su. Everyone had preconceived ideas, so they would not have thought that King Su was Ji Xingxing.

This time, Emperor Yuanqing even kept the Taifu and the Queen Mother a secret, and no one except the time traveler knew about it.

As for the "San Zi Jing", "Enlightenment of the Rhythm", etc., it was naturally Liu Yuan who donated them. These did not need to cost points, and he had memorized them fluently since he was a child.

Liu Yuan's identity cannot be revealed for the time being, so before that, Ji Xingxing happened to publish it on his behalf.

As for the matter of writing a book, he confirmed with the system that as long as the pen name is his, it doesn't matter who the name is, the system will automatically transfer the prestige to him.

However, Emperor Yuan Qing and King Su didn't mean to take over his reputation. Ji Xingxing only said that these books were written by friends, and he only published them on his behalf. Even if he appeared as Shao Xingxing's companion, he would not attract suspicion.

The revised "San Zi Jing" and "Enlightenment of the Rhythm" were published in the first issue of the Times after the Yuan Dynasty. The Times made a revision, from the original one to four, and the original large format was reduced to the size of two and a half books, and they were bound together to make it easier for people to read.

Officials from Menxia Province, who are in charge of selecting news, and Zhongshu Province, who are in charge of reviewing samples, are becoming more and more proficient, and more and more craftsmen in charge of printing have also been recruited. According to Yuan Pei's suggestion, an assembly line workshop has been formed, that is, to speed up The speed was improved, and the news was kept secret, and a new department was set up independently, called the Engraving Department. Once there was a mistake in the printing, the commander would be responsible.

After the Shangyuan period, the first thing that Emperor Yuanqing began to liquidate was the assassination of Yuanri.

Although the assailant was Wang Wu who had changed his body, the outside world didn't know, and only knew that the assassin was an eminent monk of Xingshan Temple.

As soon as the Yuan and Qing emperors passed the Yuan Dynasty, they ordered people to spread the news that this eminent monk was a remnant of the previous dynasty, and the reason for the assassination was to restore the old Zhou Dynasty.

This item is naturally aimed at Liu He, Minister of the Ministry of officials.

Ever since he knew that Liu He was a remnant of the previous dynasty, Emperor Yuanqing felt like a thorn in his throat, and wanted to deal with him as soon as possible, but because there was no evidence and he didn't know how many people were involved, he couldn't startle the snake.

This time he wanted to lure the snake out of the hole, and take advantage of Wang Wuxing's stabbing to give them a blow first.

The fact that Liu He was able to prescribe drugs to Liu Yuan to provoke diplomatic relations between the two countries shows that he has already panicked, and he needs to force him to become more and more panicky. As long as he panics, he will make wrong decisions and show his flaws.

As long as he shows a trace, he can use it to catch him and drag him and his subordinates out.

Of course, it happens to solve the problem of monks at the same time.

Monks in the Great Wei Dynasty, especially the famous monasteries, in addition to renting out monastery land to collect rent, not a few of them lend usury or do business, and they are involved in almost many industries.

The Yuan and Qing emperors could not immediately order monks not to engage in business, which would inevitably lead to turmoil. However, through this incident, they directly banned the tax exemption of monks, including Taoist priests. All businessmen must pay taxes according to regulations.

And it is strictly forbidden for monks to lend usury. At the same time, it is decreed that all monks and Taoists who marry wives and marry will be regarded as adultery and sent to five hundred miles for management.

And those who have married wives must either return to the secular life or abandon their homes. They can choose one of the two. Taoist priests are the same.

In fact, Emperor Yuan and Qing supported these monks and Taoists to return to vulgarity, because the manpower needed by the Great Wei now required more population to reproduce, so he specially ordered that those who chose to return to vulgarity would be rewarded with a small amount of money.

These are the orders issued by the Yuan and Qing emperors after playing games with all parties.

Buddhism and Taoism have been prevalent in the Great Wei Dynasty. Although Xingshan Temple is not as famous as Ci'en Temple, there are still many pilgrims who come here all the year round. The monks of Xingshan Temple invited an old prince from the clan to save their lives. Emperor Yuan and Qing could not ignore it.

Hiding the remnants of the previous dynasty to assassinate the emperor is a serious crime. In order to save his life, the monks of Xingshan Temple can only accept the order and execute it quickly.

But other temples and Taoist temples that were implicated were not so easy to accept.

At this time, it is necessary to use the power of public opinion.

"Is there any movement outside?" Emperor Yuan Qing glanced at the watch on the table. It was already [-]:[-], and the newsstand opened at [-]:[-] every day. Nearly four hours had passed, and there must have been a commotion.

"Return to Your Majesty." Xia Gongdao, "The servant ordered Xiao Dazi to go outside to find out. He said that it has been spread, and it will be read out in restaurants and teahouses at noon. It must be known to the whole city soon."

Emperor Yuanqing smiled and nodded: "Well done, send someone to tell Cheng Chuo, tell him to send more people, and make sure to spread the news throughout Chang'an before tonight."

Cheng Chuo is the head of the news department of Chang'an City. He used to be a Jinyiwei. Now he is in charge of the reporters all over the country, and he is his confidant.

"Yes." Xia Gong took the order and left.

Emperor Yuanqing looked at the booklet in his hand for the monk's intercession, and threw it aside with a sneer. After today, he would like to see who would ignore it and come to intercede.

At this moment in Chang’an City, when it’s approaching lunch time, the common people either go home to start a fire, or go to restaurants and stalls to deal with a meal, and since the Times, anyone who is not on a tight budget has chosen restaurants, because they can hear all kinds of things. The news, especially today is the release of a new issue of the Times, and even many illiterate people specially come to join in the fun.

"...After half a month of unannounced visits and follow-up by the reporter, as of the submission of the report, it was clearly found that there were 54 monks who married wives and set up a family in Xingshan Temple, 32 monks in Ci'en Temple, 13 in Jianfu Temple, and Xuandu Temple. [-] people..."

In order for the common people to understand, the Times text has become more and more colloquial.

"...The five precepts of Buddhism are no killing, no stealing, no adultery, no lying, and no drinking alcohol. Therefore, the author thinks that monks who have clearly ordained ordained should not marry wives and concubines. People, you can practice at home, as long as you have a Buddha in your heart."

"...The author might as well speculate boldly, whether these graduating but married wives intend to avoid corvee and taxation? The author once again specifically declares that he has no malice towards the monks, and he respects the eminent monks who stick to the precepts, but I can't see these disrespectful Buddhas Those who act in the name of the Buddha will ruin the reputation of Buddhism..."

"... There are unruly people in all walks of life. The author is not trying to criticize anyone, but just stating this experience. Each temple has done a lot of good deeds over the years, and we cannot deny all of them because of individual actions..."

The storyteller read every word, and the people who came to listen to the news below were in an uproar and started discussing one after another.

"What kind of monk is this? There are such good things? Why don't I become a monk tomorrow!"

"I know, I know, the cousin of my third uncle and son-in-law lived next door, she said she was a widow, and that cousin bumped into a monk coming in and out, and said he invited him to practice, hehe."

"What kind of monks are these monks? Using the name of the Buddha to tarnish the reputation of the Buddha should be thrown out!"

"That's it!"

……

The people downstairs were outraged, and there were people holding newspapers in the private room upstairs to express their opinions.

"This article is really clever." Song Hua praised, shaking his fan, "First put the numbers and facts, and list them out in a pile. If you don't believe it, you can believe it, but then you change the style of writing and only target those monks who violated the precepts. Mentioning the faults of the temples, and finally helping to speak, tsk tsk..."

It simply made the temples have nowhere to go, because they were not targeted at all.

The matter of monks raising their wives and children in captivity is no longer a secret, everyone who should know should know, but this time it was clearly laid out, it seems that His Majesty is determined to rectify it.

Xu Xian, who was making tea on the opposite side, rolled his eyes at him: "Can you not shake your fan in winter? I know you are Song Xingxing's proud disciple!"

The person Song Xingxing is very romantic and suave when he shakes it, but this one is like a cowardly imitator when he shakes it.

Song Hua curled his lips, threw the fan aside, and said unhappily: "Where am I the master's favorite disciple, Yu Xiaoliu is the one, he just started a few days earlier than me. If I worshiped the master early, how could I have any more?" He is proud of it!"

Xu Xian was speechless: "Yu Liulang is an aristocratic family, so he knows more than you. You only look at how much he is valued by Song Xingxing, so why don't you look at how much effort he has put in in private? When you think dirty and smelly, Yu Liulang is nothing but nonsense." Roll up your sleeves without saying anything, if I were Song Xingxing, I would also like him."

Song Hua retorted: "That was just the beginning, I can do it now!" After speaking, he asked in confusion, "When did you get close to Yu Xiaoliu?"

Xu Xian shook his head: "I'm just telling the truth."

He didn't have much contact with Yu Liulang, he was only curious how many times he had met with Song Hua when he was watching the excitement, but these few times left a deep impression on him, from a pariah to a good citizen, from the first time he was reticent From the cowardly young man who met them, to the cold-faced forensic doctor he is now, in just half a year, the changes have been so great that he just watched and realized something in his heart.

He poured the tea and said, "I came to you today because I have something to tell you."

"What?" Song Hua picked up the tea.

Xu Xian looked resolute: "I plan to join the army."

Song Hua managed to spit out a mouthful of tea: "Huh?"

The author has something to say: I don’t know if you still remember, Song Hua, Xu Xian and Li Fu read newspaper trio, Song Hua studied forensic medicine with Yuan Pei, Xu Xian is about to join the army, and Li Fu is also important figure.