Quick Travel: Start by pretending to be an envoy to help the First Emperor’s infrastructure

For Confucians who can easily write articles on weekdays, it is not difficult to write articles. The difficult point is that some content must cater to the wishes of His Majesty the First Emperor, and it must be published as a Confucian, so some theories must be artificially obscured. , polishing takes longer than writing it in one go.

Ying Zheng felt no pressure at all, and the article submitted within three days was obviously to his liking.

Li Si was still a little disappointed about this. The publication of the Di newspaper could not bypass him. He also needed to seriously consider the content of the imperial laws. For the first time, it was a pity that the Confucianists did not resist to the end and actually surrendered to His Majesty.

What about your Confucian integrity?

If Confucianism annoys His Majesty, wouldn't the vacant page belong to his Legalist family?

Fortunately, the Confucians did not know his thoughts, otherwise there would have been another dispute.

As a reward, the Mo family and the public loser also occupied a small space, mainly to publish the good things they developed, and also to attract people to Xianyang to find out. In short, they must take something away when they come.

The Mo family and the public losers were already very satisfied after seeing the simple layout of the Di newspaper. They didn't have Li Si's ambition to kick everyone away. Now they just thought about making something more so that His Majesty could continue to provide sweetness.

Don't think you are worthless, this is His Majesty's favor.

You'an also saw the first page of the black and white Di newspaper. After scanning it twice, he lost interest and his eyes hurt.

The person in charge really has a traditional virtue - frugality. He didn't waste any space. He wished that it was all covered with words.

Compared to her indifference, Fusu was obviously more supportive. He looked amazed, carefully touched the newspaper that still smelled of ink, and praised: "This thing really doesn't look like a human thing. Once it leaks out, I don't know how many people will be attracted." people."

You'an said boredly: "If you like, just collect one. Since you are the eldest son, it's not a big problem to draw one. Li Tingwei and the others bring private goods with them every day when they return home."

Fusu understood that she was reflecting that the courtiers would take away two or three pieces of paper every day when they were on duty. This had become a tacit understanding among the courtiers. Moreover, his father would not pursue such a trivial matter.

"The envoy is not satisfied with the newspaper?" Hearing her disinterest, Fusu asked.

Youan glanced at it and quickly moved away, a look of disgust on his face, "Don't you think it hurts your eyes? I can't even imagine how close an old cultured person like Mr. Wang would have to put his eyes when watching."

Without glasses or a magnifying glass, she couldn't even imagine that kind of scene.

Fusu never expected that the reason was so fresh and refined, but he still had nothing to say to refute it. Many ministers in the court were indeed elderly and it was difficult for them to see.

No matter how much You An dislikes him, he is truly shocking to Da Qin.

Except for the few thousand copies kept by Xianyang City, the rest were sent to various counties. Lin Lin finally settled down and divided them into county units. The rest could not be distributed.

In Xianyang, apart from posting the thousands of copies themselves, all the rest are sold. Baixi Troupe's publicity function is in place. They don't care about selling, but as long as they display the things, they will immediately attract the attention of many people.

On the day of official release, it was sold out instantly, and a new type of profession was directly derived from the scene - scalpers.

There are quite a few people who are driving up prices, especially businessmen who do not have the opportunity to come into contact with high-level government orders. They hold the Di newspaper carefully and read the words on it as if they are curious. If others reach out, they have to avoid it to avoid getting it dirty and broken.

There are still some anxious people shouting, "Don't just watch secretly on your own, but wait and listen to me."

Fortunately, everyone got along well with each other. After Youan's argument, some content about "not doing his job" was added. The interesting and short story fell into the ears of Guizhou people who had never heard it before, and he remembered it as soon as he heard it. .The rest of the content that Youan thought was cumbersome and made people sleepy when reading it, the heads of Guizhou also listened with gusto. It turned out that the imperial court had done so many things.

The Mohist and Gongshu scholars are really good. The great Confucian scholars are worthy of being scholars. Although they don’t understand it, they are very good at it once they hear it. Also, the "Qin Code" of Da Qin can be interpreted this way, so they must be careful in the future. Make mistakes.

Only Xiang Ji in the school was full of dissatisfaction with the teacher's requirements. Reading was already difficult, so why did they need to read and recite these old men's articles extra?
These old guys just write articles, why do they have to be so chatty and lengthy?

Unfortunately, the opposition was ineffective, and Xiang Liang had no time to care about them. He saw the changes and development of Qin with his own eyes, and he was anxious and shaken.What's even more helpless is that he is still living under the watchful eyes of others. Even if he has any thoughts, he can only hide them. He has no way to worry about his eldest nephew's education.

Mainly because he really can't control it.

Many businessmen's expressions changed when they saw the contents of the Di newspaper, and they hurriedly asked someone to discuss, "The imperial court wants to collect wool, is this okay?"

Sure enough, these businessmen were very keen and found the key points at once. All in all, no matter whether they could gain connections with the court or not, they would try and lose some money at most.

"Send a caravan to contact the grassland." It is always a good idea to make plans in advance, but if you make a mistake, it will be wasted.

Many families who came to Xianyang to explore the road saw the other four families in the limelight in the Di newspaper. They were still waiting and watching slowly, but they became very excited when they were stimulated.

As for the local ones, it was a little late and there was no share for sale, so when it was posted, someone was posted to read it out.

In a small village thousands of miles away from Xianyang, a man who was the head of a household returned home. He who had never blushed with anyone in the past was so angry that he lost his temper at home, feeling angry at those in his family who were not living up to expectations.

What the hell are those Confucian people talking about?
The family members saw him and rushed out again before they could ask. When the family came to the county government office, they found the county magistrate and told him that he also wanted to write an article in the newspaper there.

The local magistrate had already received the order and said bluntly: "The Di newspaper is delivered from Xianyang. Our small place does not have such technology and power. If you really want to publish an article, it will be useful to go to Xianyang."

The man in charge returned home in defeat, and packed his luggage and went to Xianyang the next day. Didn't they know that this was a conspiracy to force them?

However, it is impossible for them to watch Confucianism arrogantly and slandering their doctrines.

Many people had the same idea, and became more and more angry as they walked. The original five points of anger had turned into eight points by the time they arrived in Xianyang.

Especially when the second issue of Di Bao was released, I watched helplessly as the Confucian rhetoric became more and more arrogant and demeaning to them, and everyone became furious. It was a pity that they could not be published in Di Bao.

Many people thought about it and found their own ways. In order to stoke the fire even more, Ying Zheng refused to adopt it even for the truly talented and virtuous people. He spent a whole month asking Confucians to "speak freely".

A quarrel would be over if you cursed it out loud on the spot and acted appropriately.

But if you are forced to close your mouth and still stand there being pointed at and scolded, then when you can open your mouth, you can imagine how "birds and flowers" the output content will be.

When Youan got the fifth issue of the Di newspaper, he saw that the Confucianists who were besieged above expressed a little worry for them. The mouth of a scholar is like a murderous knife.

Fortunately, Confucianism was not inferior at all, and after two or three periods, some useful arguments came out in the debate. Ying Zheng not only watched the excitement every day, but also recruited talents, which can be regarded as an alternative "combination of work and rest".

(End of this chapter)