There is no doubt that when Beichen and others asked questions and Ning Zhuo made an explanation, his first goal had been achieved.
This can be seen from the fact that after Ning Zhuo gave a lecture at the Imperial College, everyone in the capital was talking about his lecture from top to bottom.
Even in taverns and theaters, when people gathered together, one could often hear people loudly debating why the sun was bigger in the morning and smaller at noon.
There are even jokes about who goes and does something and what happens next.
The entire capital city, from the famous officials, to the students, to the peddlers.
Suddenly, there was an unprecedented enthusiasm for academic discussions on the size of the sun.
Ning Zhuo naturally had a group of fans and believers.
Of course, there are more opponents, but the voices of these people are a bit monotonous. They just say that Ning Zhuo's doctrines are heretical and disrespectful to society.
Such voices may still have a market among scholars and wealthy families, but they seem a bit pale and powerless among ordinary people.
Zhao Xin also fulfilled the agreement he made with Ning Zhuo and officially issued an edict to summon Ning Zhuo to the Qinzheng Hall to preach.
This is undoubtedly a major event for the Confucian scholars in the capital.
This marked the beginning of the resumption of the ten-day sermons that had been abandoned for a long time.
Although for many of them, the person who came to preach the Dharma in forbidden territory was not the person they expected.
For them, this person would naturally be themselves or a representative of their school.
At the very least, he has to be a great scholar from a traditional aristocratic family.
And Ning Zhuo undoubtedly relies on none of them.
Even the emperor's shadow was everywhere behind him. It was undoubtedly a very sour feeling for such a person to restart the long-awaited lecture in the Qinzheng Hall.
Although I really want to say no, my body seems to be craving it.
Oh, it’s really exhausting.
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