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    This study is very spacious, and there are countless books in it.

    Every book is placed in a lacquered black bookcase. This is the "Qingtian wood" special product of Dongsheng Xinghe, and each piece is extremely precious.

    In the middle of the study room, there is a long table with seven or eight books stacked on it, and there are pens, ink, paper and inkstone beside it. The ink on it is not completely dry. It seems that the owner often reads and writes here.

    Sitting in this place, the mood will become much calmer involuntarily, and many distracting thoughts will dissipate into the invisible without knowing it.

    "Some of these scriptures seem to be written by Zhang Hong."

    Lu Yu looked at the few scriptures around him, and couldn't help picking them up and flipping through them.

    In his previous life, he was bumpy and wandering, and he rarely had the opportunity to calm down and study.  With the principles of Confucianism and Taoism, coupled with the memory of Emperor Taigan in the past, he can be regarded as reading thousands of volumes.

    It's just that Lu Yu is still quite unfamiliar with Zhang Hong.  Many memories of the remnant soul of Emperor Taigan that he obtained have disappeared.  And in his last life, he had never dealt with this literary sage.

    At that time, he went to the imperial capital to challenge Emperor Taigan, but none of the three sages showed up.

    However, even though he had never confronted these three Glyph Saints, Lu Yu knew that their backgrounds would definitely not be worse than those of Emperor Taiqian.

    In the entire heaven, there are countless geniuses and strong men, but there are only a few literati.  Even in ancient times, it was extremely difficult to give birth to a literary sage.  Not to mention that now that the world is upside down and the Dao is incomplete, it is even more difficult to achieve the position of literary sage.

    "This is a classic about explaining Confucianism and Taoism. It is worthy of being a sage of literature. Each interpretation has its own unique point of view."

    Lu Yu casually picked up a scripture book, on which were written the words "Annotation to the Tianshui Classic".

    In ancient times, there was a sage of literature who was famous for water control. When he talked with his disciples and discussed the Tao, he often carried out on the surface of the water. He wrote "Tian Shui Jing", which is the only few ancient books handed down from ancient times. It is extremely precious.  .

    It's just that the classics are obscure and difficult to understand, and many scriptures can only be understood by the direct disciple Cai even if they are placed in ancient times.

    Zhang Hong, the sage of literature, made a lot of unique insights into Tianshui Jing. After reading it from beginning to end, Lu Yu already had a feeling that his eyes brightened.

    Every word and sentence in it has been explained in detail.  It seems that I am afraid that others will not understand, and in some places, it is marked with small characters, which can be described as quite careful.

    It can be said that even a person who has never practiced Confucianism and Taoism will gain a lot after reading such classics and scriptures.

    "Zhang Hong deserves to be a man who can become a sage of literature. Although I have never met him, but when I read the scriptures written by him, I can already see the words clearly."

    Lu Yu couldn't help but began to read.

    After flipping through it carefully, a piece of text suddenly appeared in front of Lu Yu's eyes.  These words piled up to form a series of truths that were engraved in Lu Yu's mind.

    Every sentence of this level of scriptures contains profound meanings. If you want to fully understand it, you can't do it without sufficient foundation.

    Fortunately, Lu Yu himself has a deep knowledge of these scriptures, and he can never forget these scriptures at a glance, and even memorize them by heart.

    As Lu Yu continued to read, the principles of Confucianism and Taoism in Lu Yu's body began to improve little by little.

    He seemed to be at the edge of a strange stream, and several people sat cross-legged, talking casually, and one after another mantra poured into their minds.  (Remember the site URL: www.hlnovel.com
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