It's interesting to say that Wei Zhuang, who was theoretically half an imperial official, killed the imperial soldiers without hesitation, but Gai Nie, who had become a loyal rebel, showed mercy and did not kill anyone.

Wei Zhuang glanced at the unconscious survivors on the ground and couldn't help but sneered and mocked:

"If it was Yuan Hong, he should be dead too."

"It seems that a wooden sword is more suitable for the coward you are now!"

Gainie was indifferent to this level of ridicule and calmly replied, "We are here to save people, not to kill."

"Oh, I'm not here to save people!".

Gai Nie ignored him and returned to business:

"According to the information recorded in the Minggui knot sent by Thief Zhi, his location should be in the bottom area of ​​the prison."

Before entering, the two of them didn't know the general structure of the Teeth-Devouring Prison, and they didn't have an intuitive understanding of the information given by Thief Zhi.

After actually walking around for a while and roughly understanding the structure, Ge Nie basically made a judgment.

Of course, he could only tell that the rogue planter was on the lower level, and he definitely didn't know that the rogue planter was at the bottom.

"The time for the tide to fall is limited, so hurry up and let's go." After finishing speaking, Gai Nie rushed out.

Wei Zhuang curled his lips and followed him wordlessly.

However, neither of them noticed that some subtle changes had occurred on the road they passed.

………………

Xiaoshengxianzhuang, inside the library.

Anyone who enters this tall building for the first time will probably be shocked by the scene inside.

Compared with carved beams and painted buildings, pavilions and waterside pavilions, they are more expensive, but they don’t give people the impression of luxury. They are densely packed, rows, rows, slices, layers of bookshelves, and volumes stacked on top of each other.

The collection of books in the volume is obviously more direct in giving people a sense of shock.

In this era, it is still difficult to directly measure the value of books in terms of money. However, if they are really sold, they are not worth a thousand dollars. Some people will still buy them for tens or even hundreds.

This huge library contains more than a thousand volumes of books!

Of course, for people like Fusu, what really has an impact is the value and significance of the books themselves.

Fusu walked through the sea of ​​books, his eyes lingering on the many volumes, and he couldn't help but admire:

"The Master said: Yu Yu is so literary!"

"You are really sincere!"

Fu Nian accompanied Fusu and continuously introduced various collections of books to him:

"This part is the classics of our Confucian sages from past dynasties."

"These are Taoist classics."

"Here, they are all Nongsang's books."

"Oh?" Fusu became interested, stopped, reached out and picked up a book, opened it and read it.

As soon as his eyes focused on the book, his brows suddenly frowned slightly, but he understood why someone deliberately lured him to the library.

The crow of the white crane before was obviously man-made, with the purpose of attracting his attention to the library immediately.

Now it seems that this matter was probably arranged secretly by Li Si so that he could come to the library and browse the books in person.

What's wrong with the book?

Not many, just one - the word is wrong.

Fusu put down the scroll and walked forward quickly.

When Fu Nian saw this, his heart skipped a beat, and he knew something might have gone wrong.

But for a while, his mind really couldn't wrap his head around what the problem was, so he could only follow it quickly.

Fusu walked a few steps and came to the specially set up area where desks were placed.

This should be a place set up for students of Xiaoshengxian Village to study and copy books. Some of the desks still have confiscated books.

Fusu picked a table, sat down, and stretched out his hand to spread out the books on the table.

Sure enough, the words were still wrong—this was a fresh copy.

Xianyang was thinking about implementing the book-burning order, but the Confucian side was still openly using the old characters of the Six Kingdoms... No wonder he was brought here, it was probably to use this to make trouble.

However... Fusu found that he really had to step into this trap set by others - the unification of words was indeed necessary in Fusu's opinion.

With this thought, Fusu put away the scroll, flicked it with his fingers a few times, and then stood up again:

"After His Majesty the First Emperor pacified the Six Kingdoms, he implemented the policy of writing with the same text and ordered that the old characters of the Six Kingdoms be immediately abolished and the Da Qin Xiaozhuan be uniformly used."

"Mr. Fu Nian should know about this, right?"

Fu Nian's heart suddenly lurched when he heard this, and he finally came to his senses.

He actually forgot about this!

Most of the books in the library are not written in Xiaozhuan, but in the old script of the Seven Kingdoms - well, strictly speaking, the characters before Qin are different from the current Xiaozhuan.

This is not what the Confucians have in mind, but this is the principle they have always adhered to - whatever the original word is, the copied copy will be the same word.

As for the book-to-article policy...it's no wonder that Fu Nian was so careless that he forgot about it. In fact, the existence of this policy is too low.

Cars on the same track, books on the same text, weights and measures unified... Among the many decrees issued by Yingzheng after the unification of the empire, the most awkward one was the book on the same text.

There is no special reason, just one word - difficult!

Be it carriages or weights and measures, as long as the imperial court sets standards and provides corresponding originals, it will not be difficult for local governments to imitate them and then implement them on a large scale.
Chapter completed!