CH 306

It wasn't until Xun Ye's Courage to Write shattered that everyone had a sudden realization once more.

Fang Yun not only used this motto to warn himself but also penetrated the intentions of Sage Confucius and Hsun Tzu in "Hsun Tzu Chapter Twenty-Eight." In the original text of "Hsun Tzu," the temple of Duke Huan of Lu and the story of Shao Zhengmao marked a turning point. Similarly, Fang Yun's final twist in his motto found the way to uphold sincerity and forgiveness.

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Xun Ye clutched his head, slowly retreating as blood trickled from his nose and eyes.

In the end, he couldn't hold back any longer, letting out a wretched scream before rolling on the ground, clutching his head.

"Xun Ye was still too overconfident. If he were a Grand Academician with a firm Courage to Write, that would be one thing. But as a mere Presented Scholar, he was convinced that Fang Yun had betrayed the words of Sage Hsun, seeing Fang Yun as a great enemy of the Xun Family, even repeatedly obstructing him, wishing to eliminate him quickly. To discover that Fang Yun not only mastered 'Hsun Tzu' but also grasped its intentions, approaching the level of the Path of the Saints' sound, far surpassing this descendant of Hsun Tzu, how could his Courage to Write withstand it? Alas, although I have severed ties with him, I still feel pity for him..." Han Shoulu said.

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