I accidentally died yesterday [comprehensive]

Saying goodbye to Kuroko, Kurokawa returned home with a copy of "The Tale of the Full Moon" between his pockets, and as soon as he opened the door and walked in, Kiemon didn't know what he was thinking, "hehehehe" he kept laughing.

One person and one cat shared the dried fish, and decided to wait for the money to come down next time, and then buy some.

Back at school, Kurokawa sat on his seat and opened his schoolbag, and found that the photocopy of "The Story of the Full Moon" was placed in the interlayer. It turned out that he forgot to take it out last night. It happened that the class hadn't started yet, so he took it out out of boredom. Flipping through, Yuma who just met sat on the left. She was talking to the girl next to her. She followed the sound of turning pages and looked at the notebook in Kurokawa's hand in surprise.

"Does Kurokawa like this too?"

You Zhenyi looked excited to find a like-minded person: "I think "The Story of the Full Moon" is really very good. Both the emotional color and the expression of thoughts are different from the style of the time at that time-seriously, even after more than 300 years, I picked it up again. I don't see any discomfort."

"By the way, there is a drama club in school, do you want to join?"

She took out an application form from her schoolbag, "I took an extra one when I filled out the form yesterday, and I just found out that this drama club is going to rehearse "The Story of the Full Moon" once."

"Although I don't know what it is, Kurokawa, do you want to participate?"

Kurokawa took the form and looked at it.

"I'm afraid I don't have time. I still have to work part-time."

Kurokawa still has to work part-time. After all, he still has three years of unpaid tuition. Hearing this sentence, Yuzhen was surprised, and then nodded hastily: "I'm sorry, I'm sorry."

Youzhen has been in private middle schools from junior high school to high school, and her family background is very good. She thought about it and sighed: "Then there is really no chance."

In addition to natural science courses, the freshman’s basic courses also include courses in humanities and social sciences. Kurokawa chose a history course that is easy to earn credits, and taught it in a large classroom. The teacher who taught the lecture was a middle-aged Professor, walk up to the podium from the left door, and the first sentence of self-introduction is: "Yongji Xijiang."

The professor dressed in a gentle manner and described it well, "I am very glad to start a half-year study with all the students. In this half-year, I will focus on the Edo period, introduce the social customs and features of the society at that time, and explore this period of time. What kind of thinking imprint history has left in our hearts."

The professor quoted extensively from many sources, based on the political foundation of the Edo period, filled in the economic development situation like adding flesh and blood, and then the academic changes caused by the economic tide at that time.

Someone under the table whispered, "Teacher is materialistic."

After talking about these three categories, I will make some supplements on the folk literature and art of the Edo period, the religion at that time, and various folk legends and tricks.

After talking about these things, Yoshie Nagashi drew a tree diagram on Heichuan.

"These are very basic things, and we're going to go into more detail next."

"Students, don't be distracted."

"..."

"In the early years of Edo, although the war ceased at that time, the thought of life and death was still there. At that time, two kinds of bushido were born. One was led by Kanosuke Yamanaka, who regarded the samurai as the ruler, and It is required that the samurai should maintain their leadership status and govern the three aspects of agriculture, industry and commerce. The second is a kind of "death way" that is currently popular, which is based on the awareness of death. War, but the warriors who are doing it should still keep their spirits in the war, and every move must have the expectation that the lord will die at any time."

The professor touched his nose.

"However."

"Because there was no war and there could be no war."

"This kind of thought...was born out of the fear that the lord would abandon the warrior."

"'Keep me as long as I give my allegiance,' sort of thing."

The professor cleared his throat: "Speaking of Kanosuke Yamanaka, everyone must know his allusion. He prayed to the moon for all kinds of hardships. No matter what kind of difficulties he faced, he never abandoned the lord and turned to others. In the Warring States Period at that time, it can be said that It's a clean stream."

"There is a novel in the Edo period that mentions Kanosuke Yamanaka at the beginning."

"You probably haven't heard of it. The title of the book is "The Story of the Full Moon."

"It's a very niche book."

"Although the moon is also the object of prayer, it is actually just a synonym for 'emptiness' and 'nothing'."

Professor Yongji Xijiang may be a fan of this novel, and he will chatter about this script in the following time.

Kurokawa... Kurokawa lowered his head.