Strongest Worker

Gu Jing took an unprecedented approach in looking for the immortal building and found another way. If we look at it today, it seems nothing, but in ancient times, it was a great achievement and a great victory of dialectics.

He first assumed that unofficial history and rumors were true, that is, the immortal building did exist and was indeed built in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and finally became the tomb of King min of Zhou.

On the premise of this assumption, if the fairy building existed, the original Zhou royal family would try to cover up the news of the fairy building. After all, a monarch was buried in this nine story Square Pavilion. Who would want the descendants to dig up their tombs and disturb their long sleep after death?

It is needless to say that craftsmen and all those who know about the massacre. At the same time, such news can not appear in official history. Therefore, it is reasonable that there is no record about the immortal building in the official history. At this stage, the problem arises. If the Zhou royal family has blocked the news without divulging it, how can the legend of the immortal building be passed down and seen in the unofficial history of later generations?

The Zhou Dynasty was a news block, and the Zhou royal family had supreme authority. It was not difficult to block such a news. But in the end, the wind leaked, and the emperors of later generations scrambled to explore. Why?

There are only two possibilities.

The first is that the immortal building does not exist, but is carefully compiled by later generations. But Gu Jing can accept this result, but Ming Shizong can't. Imagine if Gu Jing ran up to mingshizong and pouted his ass and folded it: "emperor, Wei Chen has really worked hard to find such a fairy building. Oh, what news do you say? Don't worry, the rest you hear are arranged by everyone to amuse you."

Anyone can imagine mingshizong's reaction. He will jump up on the spot and directly let people take off Gujing's head.

Gu Jing naturally knew that there was no way. He could only assume that the fairy building continued to exist, so there was only the second hypothesis. The news about the fairy building was not spread from the royal family of Zhou Dynasty. In other words, the Zhou royal family has made a comprehensive news blockade, but it still left a loophole. Either their negligence or their inability to do so made the news spread to future generations.

Where is this loophole?

There is no doubt that in the Hakka family.

The legendary mistress of the fairy building, the princess who was ordered by the Zhou royal family to be the leader, is a Hakka woman.

That Hakka woman can be accepted as a concubine by King min of Zhou, and her status in guxilong should not be low. In addition, she is good at the art of demons and insects. Maybe she will be a priest or something. Moreover, in many primitive tribes, there is a tradition of choosing beautiful young women as priests to communicate with gods.

The end of cheating a generation of monarchs was unimaginable. Chaida at that time had succumbed to King min of Zhou, and the Hakka woman would not fail to consider her own clan. She is favored as a princess. She doesn't need to make up and make a fuss to impress the public. Even for revenge, it is difficult to kill King Zhou Min by building a nine story Square Pavilion, so the probability of the Hakka woman telling lies almost does not exist.

"Connect the Tianhe to pour water, draw the water of the yellow spring, and at the intersection of the two veins, reshape the Dragon tendon with the ancient method to ensure the longevity of the emperor."

This sentence is by no means casual. It is likely to be an ancient legend originated from the Hakka nationality, and the Hakka woman herself really believes that if she does according to this sentence, it will really make king Zhou Min live forever.

If King min of Zhou had been alive, with his favor for the Hakka women, the ancient state of Chaida would have existed all the time. In the historical conditions at that time, only the powerful Western Zhou Dynasty had the human, material and financial resources to achieve such a nine story four-way Pavilion, so that the world could really feel the power of the gods.

Anyway, it seems that this is a business that will not lose money. Why not? But the final result was that the Hakka women were led by the owl, the ancient Qaidam country was destroyed, and then experienced the national migration. The Hakka people were driven out of the land they depended on for survival, gradually integrated with the Huaxia people, and the civilization inherited for thousands of years was consumed.

Of course, these are not the issues Gu Jing considered. He probably just figured this out at that time. It is not only a deep-rooted ancient legend of the Hakka people, but also a real occurrence. It is not surprising that the Hakka people spread the news of the immortal building.

When Jiazong set up a town general in the Tang Dynasty, he was looking for the immortal building. Up to Gujing, more than 1000 years have passed.

Over a thousand years, countless human and material resources have been invested in it. I'm afraid every inch of land in the whole west Asia has been turned over, but I still can't find the whereabouts of the immortal building. Gu Jing is so clever. It took all dynasties a thousand years to find him. Can I send someone out to search the mountain? make fun of!

According to the previous reasoning, he completely changed the direction of the investigation, starting from the Hakka people!

After formulating this investigation direction, Gu Jing went deep into the people, visited the elderly Hakka elders, and explored the clues of the immortal ancient building from their mouth and the remaining historical materials and relics. At the same time, Gujing also set up a special team to investigate the mountains and rivers in western Gansu and strive to restore the urban sites of guchaida, especially the large-scale residential areas of the Hakka people at that time.

Why explore the ruins of ancient Chaida? This will start with the Hakka woman. According to later records, Hakka women were punished by the Zhou royal family. What is an owl? Owl is a kind of animal, which is said to be very similar to owl. When the owl's child is born, he will eat his parents, leaving only one head. Therefore, a criminal law called owl head appeared later, that is, the head was cut off and hung on the city gate for public display. This is an extremely common criminal law in ancient times, which can make a good example. On the one hand, the Zhou royal family wanted to publicize its prestige and frighten the Hakka people. On the other hand, it was really tired to hide the tomb of King min of Zhou from future generations. Therefore, the execution conditions of this Hakka woman need a large city and a considerable population to play a warning role. If we can find the city where the execution was carried out, we can delimit the approximate location of Gu Chaida and greatly narrow the search scope. Later facts also proved that Gu Jing was right. Gu Jing did what no one could do for thousands of years. In his eighth year in Longxi, he finally found the immortal building. He finally knew the reason why his predecessors had worked so hard for so long and could not find the mystery. Since then, the immortal ancient building has finally been tightly tied with the town governor. And the magnificence of this nine story Square Pavilion is hard to believe that it came from human hands thousands of years ago. Gu Jing finally lived up to the emperor's grace and successfully completed his mission. As long as the news of finding the immortal tower is reported to the imperial court, it must be high officials and high salaries to greet him, marquis and endless glory. But at this time, Gu Jing hesitated. Is this what he calls meritorious service? After a brief excitement, Gu Jing fell into endless depression. He was deeply ashamed of his actions. The emperor superstitious prescription, drunk in visiting immortals, asked without intention of state affairs. As a minister, he took his family, country and the world as his own responsibility. He should have advised, but he helped the tyrant here. Isn't it a curse for future generations? When Gu Jing was depressed, he suffered another blow from his father. His father inherited his name and was also a rare upright generation in the Ming Dynasty. But later, because he told too much truth and didn't attract people's favor, he relaxed at home and enjoyed his life. The father and son have an excellent relationship. They are both father and son and teachers and disciples. Gu Cheng has paid special attention to the cultivation of children since childhood, so Gu Jing's personality, martial arts and knowledge are cultivated by his father, which is quite family style. But three years after Gu Jing arrived in Longxi, the relationship between father and son completely broke down. Gu Cheng has a strong temperament and can't stand what his son did in Longxi. I have written several letters to persuade Gu Jing to repent. The general meaning is that when you go to Longxi to take office, you promise me that you will quell the rebellion there, govern Longxi with peace of mind, benefit one side of the people and completely eradicate border diseases. But how come after only a few years, you have become the culprit of bringing down the country and helped your majesty explore the ancient immortal building? The situation in Longxi is getting worse and worse day by day. After several years of recuperation, Xilong shows signs of rebellion again. You don't consider these serious things, but the folds about the ancient buildings of Zhenfan are sent to the capital one by one, which makes the emperor happy. Even your wife has an appointed husband. What do you want to do? Still recognize your father, yunyun. At the age of 48, Gu Jing's father Gu Cheng died. Before he died, he wrote a peerless book and left it to Gu Jing. The death of his father was the great sorrow of Gu, but Gu Jing was really cool when he got this letter. In his letter, Gu Cheng called Gu Jing a general visiting immortals, ridiculed and scolded him, cut off his father son relationship with him, and never allowed him to enter the gate of Gu's house. His father's last writing before his death was such a letter. Gu Jing only felt infinite sadness in her heart. That night, she directly broke the custom of mourning and got drunk. It doesn't matter if he was drunk. The key is that he died once when he was out of his mind. He wrote a scribbled admonition to mingshizong and advised the emperor to wake up, stop asking the immortal to ask, reorganize the court platform, severely punish the curfew and return the government to Qingming. According to convention, this memorial was sent to the capital by 600 Li express with "immediate delivery". When Gu Jing woke up the next morning, he sent someone to chase him. The post cavalry had gone out of Longxi and could not chase him back. This novel has been translated by www.readwn.com and if you are reading this somewhere, they have stolen our translation.