Chapter 90 Zhang Zai came to the capital?

Chu Yian pointed upwards.

Qin Sheng shook his head at her: "Don't worry, he must know it, but what he thinks and what he will do is still unknown for the time being."

In fact, Qin Sheng felt that there was a high possibility that this book would be listed as a banned book.

After all, some of the things in it may not be suitable for dissemination in the emperor's opinion, especially the ideas of certain schools of thought.

But at the same time, he felt that it would be difficult for the emperor to ban the book so quickly.

The reason is simple. He is not lying about wanting to be a wise and benevolent ruler.

Chu Yian has always published this book under the name "Dapeng", but no one knows who Dapeng is.

Qin Sheng did this too secretly and wiped out all traces, so it is not easy to detect.

If the emperor wanted to know what the book contained and the strategies for governing the country, and rashly banned it, and couldn't find Dapeng himself, then the plan would basically be ruined.

In his opinion, Dapeng might just leave out of fear, or completely hide his identity and stop creating.

This is not what the emperor wants to see.

Anyway, he just wanted to read it by himself, and wanted Dapeng to write it only for him and no one else to read it.

But he couldn't find Dapeng, and it was difficult for him to threaten the principal of Qingshan Academy.

After all, the emperor had suffered a lot from the scholars, and he was not willing to easily offend this group of scholars who criticized him at every turn.

It made him famous throughout the ages.

But then again, you know what, in the story created by Chu Yian, the emperor actually found some useful strategies for governing the country.

But it is Qin law after all, and it is somewhat inappropriate to use it in Dashun.

Governing a country is not that simple. The national conditions of each country are different, so the laws cannot be copied.

You have to make corresponding adjustments based on your own situation.

But the problem arises again. Based on Qin Sheng's understanding of him, the emperor may not know how to adjust it, but he just knows that he cannot copy it.

It’s really hard to comment.

Chu Yian sat back at the window and waited for a long time. Song Lingzi finally stopped talking after he said that Wei Yang ordered the killing of more than 700 people.

He slammed the gavel with a smile and said, "Everyone, if you want to know what happened next, please listen to the next episode."

After saying that, he turned around, walked off the stage, and left.

After Song Lingzi left, the scholars present suddenly became excited.

All kinds of discussions came out quickly.

"This Wei Yang is indeed a man of extraordinary talent, but with his methods, I'm afraid he will be regarded as a cruel official by the world."

"It's indeed a bit cruel, and the new law is too harsh. If this happened in Dashun, there wouldn't be so many deaths."

"Not only that, I'm afraid it will also cause Qin Xiaogong to become a tyrant in the eyes of the world, and everyone will criticize him."

“I think Wei Yang did a good job. Although his methods were a bit cruel, severe punishments should be used in troubled times.

If the means are too mild, how can we reform and strengthen the country? Remember, there are still six countries that are eyeing Qin covetously. "

"Speaking of this, I also remembered that the beginning of the story said that the six kingdoms were plotting against Qin. How come they haven't taken any action in such a long time?

What have they been doing?

"Mr. Dapeng, have you forgotten about them? If we don't destroy the Qin State soon, we'll probably be destroyed by the Qin State in the future. I'm so worried."

"...What are you talking about? Did you read the title? 'The Great Qin Empire'. Why are you speaking from the perspective of other countries? Qin's conquest of the six kingdoms and unification of the world is a foregone conclusion. What a magnificent feat. It's a pity that we... Sigh."

"I am speaking from the perspective of the common people. If the Qin State wants to unify the six kingdoms and dominate the world, it must fight, and fight fiercely.

I don't know how many people will die in this fight. Wanting to unify the six kingdoms seems like a pipe dream no matter how you look at it."

"From the current perspective, this is indeed a pipe dream. If Qin makes a big move, other countries will unite and the country will be in danger of extinction."

"Why rush? Wei Yang has just started his reforms, and the policies have only just begun to be implemented. We have to wait and see how the Qin State develops."

"However, is there really a king like Duke Xiao of Qin in the world? Before Wei Yang had even made any achievements, he was already given the tenth-rank official title of Zuo Shuzhang (left minister), making him the Minister of State.

If the new law is truly effective, I wonder how much more power Duke Xiao of Qin will grant him. Isn't he afraid of Wei Yang's rebellion?

"Just wait. Once Wei Yang gains more power, I bet he will rebel. He has the ability and means, and he's not afraid of being scolded. Why wouldn't he rebel?"

Chu Yian: ...

Very good analysis, don't analyze it next time.

Also, you're already shocked at level ten?

Wouldn't you be even more shocked if you knew that Duke Xiao of Qin would later directly promote Wei Yang from level ten to level sixteen, making him the Great Liangzao with both military and political power?

"Not necessarily. Rebellion is not that easy. Besides, Duke Xiao of Qin and Wei Yang are quite compatible in politics. With Duke Xiao supporting him so much, I think Wei Yang would never rebel. It's a great favor to him."

"Brother, have you forgotten that Wei Yang is not from Qin, he is from Wei. He is not of our race, so his heart must be different. How dare King Xiaogong trust him so much? How foolish!"

There was a moment of silence, and someone retorted, "The setting of this book is a little different from ours. Most celebrities care about their reputation, but they also want to realize their ambitions.

They don’t have such a strong sense of home and country. As long as it allows them to display their strengths, they are willing to go to other countries.”

"Yes, yes, and even if they are from the same school, they may still serve in different countries.

Life or death depends entirely on one's ability, and King Xiaogong would not be so confused as to not be able to tell whether Wei Yang is good or bad.

Otherwise, knowing that he is from Wei, would you still dare to give him power? Are you crazy? "

"Duke Xiao is indeed... I don't know how to comment on this."

"I think this is a good idea. It might also help us recruit talented people for our country. Perhaps in a few decades, Dashun will be a completely different place."

"No one wants to talk about Wei Yang's 'punishment for fatigue' law? Don't you find it incredible?"

"I shouldn't judge too much. Let's wait and see what Mr. Dapeng has to say about it later. Compared to these, I'm actually more curious about the Mohist school."

"What Mohist school? Did Mr. Dapeng post something new?"

“Yes, yes, I’ve seen it.

But I'm more curious about Guiguzi. I prefer Guiguzi's way of educating his disciples: protecting them well before they become apprentices, and letting them go completely after they become apprentices. That's good, and it suits me better."

"Damn it, I haven't seen the latest content yet. Can someone explain what's going on in detail?"

The discussion downstairs was in full swing, and Chu Yian couldn't help but smile as he listened.

She actually doesn't want to hear blind praise or slander, and discussions like this are very good.

Everyone expressed their opinions freely.

As long as what you say is reasonable and well-founded, and you don't judge the right or wrong of the people in the book from your own personal perspective, be objective.

Chu Yian was in a good mood, but what emerged from deep in his heart was more touching.

I never imagined that one day she would bring the historical knowledge she had learned to an almost completely unfamiliar world, and be liked by so many people, and even trigger such discussions.

This feeling of being touched was beyond words, and Chu Yian's eyes became moist.

He turned his head to look at Qin Sheng and was about to say something when someone suddenly knocked on the door.

Qin Sheng stood up and opened the door. The Qin family's servants stood outside the door and bowed to him: "Third Young Master, Third Young Master's Madam, someone from the palace wants to ask Third Young Master's Madam to come to the palace."

Chu Yian's eyelids jumped and his heart trembled when he heard this.

Did the emperor find out that she was writing a book?

Qin Sheng also frowned: "Do you know why?"

The servant replied, "Sir, it seems that Zhang Zai has come to the capital."

Chu Yian frowned. Who is Zhang Zai?

Wait, Zhang Zai?

Zhang Zai?!

She suddenly opened her eyes wide as she thought of something, and strode over to the servant. Her voice was trembling with obvious shock and disbelief. "Who are you talking about? Who came to the capital?"

Are you sure it's Zhang Zai?