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Chapter 735 Wholesale of Divine Books
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"Teacher! I have a question, I don't know whether I should ask it or not!" Turing saw his teacher's ecstatic look and couldn't help but said.

"Ask, when you ask this question, you have already asked it!" Yi Tianchou said calmly. He remembered that at a certain time, when he was talking to someone, he also teased himself like this. .

"Yes, my disciple also remembers that the teacher said in class that to become a god, one must have telepathy from heaven and man. Although I don't know what telepathy is from heaven and man, this seems to be..."

"You don't have to worry about this!" Yi Tianchou waved his hand and said, "In fact, I have already succeeded in sensing heaven and man, but my power of reading has never been able to reach that threshold."

When Yi Tianchou said this, he was full of resentment.

"Yes!" Turing obediently stopped talking, but Yi Tianchou continued, "Disciple, for the next time, you will stay in this world to learn the knowledge of writing. After you succeed in becoming a god as a teacher, you can lead You go back and let the insects in the Great Writers Association know the power of our master and apprentice!"

"Yes, Master!"

"kindness"

"But Master"

"what?"

"What does insect mean?"

"It's a spoken word invented by some insect!"

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"Yawn!" Liu Xu didn't know who was talking to him. At this time, he was still testing the small Qin and Han world in his cultural and creative space.

Just yesterday, after working hard for his subordinates, Sun Shutong, Xiao He, and Zhang Liang, three masters of the Qin and Han Dynasties, Liu Xu finally successfully translated "Yue Nu Sword" into a written version of Xiaozhuan.

Originally, Liu Xu wanted to translate the different text versions of the Seven Kingdoms of the Warring States at the same time. However, other people in charge of the translation told Liu Xu that the existing texts of the Seven Kingdoms could not be translated word for word.

After all, there is more than 2000 years between the two, and many simplified Chinese characters have no corresponding text. The most important thing is that many daily terms and idioms in the novel did not exist in the Qin and Han Dynasties, so it is necessary to read "Yue Nu Sword" first. Articles written in the Qin and Han Dynasties are translated into Chinese, and then translated into the texts of that time, which means a complete translation is required.

But translation is never a simple task, and it cannot be completed by ordinary literati. Only those literary masters can handle it, otherwise there would be no such title as translator.

The entire translation work can only be left to Sun Shutong, Xiao He, and Zhang Liang to work together to complete the translation first into the Xiaozhuan version, and then into the languages ​​​​of the other six countries.

So yesterday, the Xiaozhuan version of "Yue Nu Sword" was the first to be completed. After that, Liu Xu asked the printing factory that had been prepared to print tens of thousands of copies, and then Liu Xu directly released it into the Qin and Han world.

Of course, there must have been no modern printing plants during the Qin and Han Dynasties. In fact, there was no paper at that time. It stands to reason that Liu Xu should have made "Yue Nu Sword" into bamboo slips, so that it would be in line with the background of the times.

However, there is no equipment in this world for making bamboo slips, and there are no talents who can quickly carve characters on bamboo slips. Even if Liu Xu could map out the corresponding equipment, he would not be able to complete it in a short time.

The most important point is that the bamboo slips are heavy, and there are simply no words engraved on them.

A 12000-word "The Analects of Confucius" is divided into eight different volumes of bamboo slips. Each bamboo slip weighs about one kilogram. A copy of "The Analects of Confucius" weighs four kilograms.

"Yue Nu Sword" has a full 19000 words, requires about 13 bamboo slips, and weighs up to 6.5 kilograms. Carrying it is enough to tire you to death.This is also the reason why once a war broke out in ancient times, a large number of documents would be lost. In fact, these bamboo slips are too heavy and the quantity is extremely large. When moving, they need to be loaded in horse-drawn carriages, and one load can take several large vehicles. car.

It is also the origin of the idiom "xuefu five cars", which means that a knowledgeable person should at least read bamboo slips that can fill five cars.

In times of peace, they can be loaded into vehicles and taken away like this, but in times of war, they cannot be taken away at all, and they can only be burned in the end.

Fu Sheng's greatest contribution during the Western Han Dynasty was that he hid all the bamboo slips in the cracks of the wall when he was fleeing, and successfully preserved some Confucian classics. These Confucian classics were not even available to the Han Dynasty. If it weren't for Fu Sheng, If it were alive, then Confucianism would probably be half broken.

Therefore, if Liu Xu released a large number of "Yue Nu Sword" bamboo slips into the Qin and Han world, it is estimated that not many people would be able to pick them up.

So Liu Xu simply printed it on paper and threw it away, treating it as a miracle falling from the sky. This would also cause a sensation and make people in the Qin and Han world curious about it, and they would read his novel immediately. .

It's just that Liu Xu's delivery method is a little outrageous.

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On this day, Sun Shutong, a doctor from the Great Qin Empire, was happily farming at home with one of his concubines. Halfway through the farming, he felt something hit his head.

This sudden blow immediately made Sun Shutong numb. When he was about to curse and prepare to see what hit him, Sun Shutong was numb for the second time.
Sun Shutong only took one look and realized that it was made of a material he had never seen before in his life. The thin layer looked like silk, but Sun Shutong knew it was definitely not silk just by touching it.

When Sun Shutong opened the thing, his whole body seemed to be struck by lightning, and he froze directly on the concubine's body.

"Master, are you okay?" The concubine also looked at her master in horror, fearing that he might have caught wind.

"God-given divine book! Heaven-given divine book!!!" Sun Shutong suddenly knelt on the ground and raised his head to the sky in worship.

As a Confucian scholar, he knew very well what such a book full of words but weighing no more than a roll of bamboo slips meant to the world.

After worshiping heaven and earth, Sun Shutong immediately drove away his concubine. He spent this time burning the midnight oil and finally finished reading the Book of Gods Advented from Heaven.

It was just the content of the book that made Sun Shutong slightly disappointed. He originally thought it would contain some earth-shattering truth about heaven and earth that would make ghosts and gods weep, but it turned out that it was written about a short story about Wu and Chu's struggle for hegemony hundreds of years ago.

Although the story itself is very interesting and amazing, Sun Shutong still felt that it was not enough after reading it several times, but it was really not easy to dedicate it to the First Emperor!

Yes, Sun Shutong originally wanted to dedicate this thing to Qin Shihuang. This is definitely an auspicious gift from the gods. Recently, it is well known that the First Emperor is obsessed with gods. There will definitely be a lot of benefits in offering it to Qin Shihuang.

At the same time, Sun Shutong can also find ways to connect the contents of this book with Confucian thought. It is best to say that it can be said to be a sacred relic left by Saint Kong, so that Confucianism will have a much easier time in Qin.

Who would have thought that there was such a story written in it. If he presented it, God knows what the consequences would be, so Sun Shutong thought about it again and again and decided to give up.

What Sun Shutong didn't expect was that when he went to court the next day, he found that almost hundreds of ministers excitedly presented this sacred book to the First Emperor.

The God-given book of love is sold wholesale!

(End of this chapter)