My son is my biological son, so I won't lie to him.

Su Guo recounted the conversation with Li Kui in the vegetable field. Su Shi picked up the tea cup on the desk, took a sip, and grinned: "This tea is too bad. I don't know how Zhou Yuan taught it."

s student?"

If these words reach Zhou Yuan's ears, Zhou Yuan will definitely not take the blame. When will the tea art of literati drinking tea require a teacher to personally teach it? It is like playing, educating and entertaining, find a teacher

A Cha Ji with excellent skills will inevitably improve her skills by leaps and bounds under the current beauty. Men should never underestimate their ability to perform in front of beautiful women.

Su Guo hurriedly put down what he was doing and put away the tea cup in front of his father: "Father, the baby has been changed for you."

Not being able to figure it out was Su Shi's biggest doubt.

Li Kui was able to say "farming, reading and passing down the family", so he naturally had a complete system of knowledge. In other words, all literati who could realize such a state were all great scholars in the world. Where can you see such traces on Li Kui? In the first chapter of learning

On the way, even sophisticated people like Su Shi couldn't tell where Li Kui's intellectual system came from?

Could it be the Analects of Confucius?

This book is extraordinary, but it doesn't make Su Shi think that students can obtain a complete knowledge system just by relying on the Analects. Isn't this nonsense?

Literati, many of their political theories come from "Yi" and "Tao Te Ching", as well as from "Spring and Autumn" and "Zuo Zhuan". The former is close to metaphysics, and the secret lies in perception; the latter is historical evidence, just based on pictures, each has its own merits

.As for the famous saying of Zhao Pu, the famous prime minister of the former dynasty - half of the Analects governs the world, anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is nonsense.

Zhao Pu's real intention was to highlight the academic dominance of Confucianism and the omnipotence of Confucian scholars. In order to cater to the emperor Zhao Kuangyin's policy of emphasizing literature over military affairs, the purpose was to relieve the emperor of the huge influence of the generals and suppress the generals and endorse them.

To put it bluntly, this is just a means of flattering.

But at the same time, it also promoted the book "The Analects" to the highest level of academics. But in fact, the elementary school of the Song Dynasty still regarded this book as one of the elementary school courses. One of the reasons is that this book has very rare characters.

few.

The mysterious Li Kui aroused great interest in Su Shi.

The government affairs in Yingzhou were busy with promotion officials. Although Su Shi wanted to make a difference, spring plowing was about to start, and his embankment construction project had to be slowed down. Su Shi, who had nothing to do, thought it would be a good idea to study Li Kui, his disciple.

No.

At the same time, he was both satisfied and dissatisfied with Li Kui's performance. He was satisfied because Li Kui had the ability to become a local official, and was even much better than his son Su Guo in some aspects. He was dissatisfied because Li Kui's knowledge was obviously improved.

Suspected of lowering the talent and learning of Su clan disciples.

"Father, tea is here."

Su Shi took the tea cup from his son and took a sip of the soothing warm tea. He immediately became energetic. Looking at his son Su Guo, who had been with him since childhood, he said carefully: "It is better to travel a hundred miles at a speed than to study for three days. You

My knowledge is already very solid. What needs to be broadened is my horizons and experience. In this regard, Li Kui is much better than you."

Su Guo was naturally unconvinced and retorted: "Father, he is younger than me, right? How can he have a broader vision and richer experience than me?"

"You are a piece of beautiful jade, but it still needs to be carved before it can be turned into a valuable weapon. And Li Kui is already a usable tool..." Su Shi felt that it was not good to speak ill of people behind their backs, even in front of his own son. But.

I still couldn't help but mutter in my heart: That boy must have a crooked sculpture, right?

With one fierce tiger operation, Li Kui sent the food into his stomach like a wind and a cloud.

After eating and drinking, it was time to say goodbye.

But he didn't expect that Master Nai Wang Chaoyun actually stopped him.

"Son, your bedroom is ready. You will stay at home tonight. I have all the utensils waiting for you. Ask him for them."

Wang Chaoyun looked at Li Kui kindly, as if looking at a boy who was loved by everyone. Although the gifts Li Kui brought could not corrupt a person's character, what if it was replaced by the etiquette of filial piety to the elders?

This is a rare act of filial piety.

Li Kui had never thought of staying at Su Shi's house! The purpose of his coming was... to ask Su Shi to make his snowflake salt famous. The aroma of wine was also due to the deep alley, and the snowflake salt suddenly appeared in the market, and he wanted to sell it.

If the price is high, there is almost no hope of success. But it is different if Wenzong becomes famous. It will definitely be worth a hundred times as much, and after it is widely spread, it can be marketed all over the world.

When the time comes, money will come to him like a tide...

Li Kui couldn't help but feel excited when he thought of the feeling of despair being drowned by money...hehehe...Li Kui couldn't help but feel excited.

Make a fortune.

Make a fortune.

Achieving a small goal and becoming Li Wanwan is not a dream.

If he lived in Su Shi's house and had Su Shi take exams every day in fear, his life would be no better than being in jail. Naturally, Li Kui didn't want to live such a frustrating life. He had endless money, so he didn't want to spend money or make troubles, but he hid in the wilderness.

Studying hard in the wilderness, he only thinks like this if his brain is broken! The title of a great literary master can calm Qin Wenguang, who is not smart, but it cannot keep Li Kui's heart of letting himself go.

However, facing his master's grandmother's good intention to stay, Li Kui was a little bit embarrassed to say it. It was already dark, and although the Song Dynasty did not have the rules to close the city gate, returning to the city at this time would make the master lose face.

Although it was difficult for him to say it, he secretly glanced in the direction of the study and felt that it was better to leave in a second. He hesitated and said: "Master's grandma..."

Wang Chaoyun smiled and scolded, "You kid, you have too many rules. Grandma calls me old for nothing. If you don't mind, just call me aunt? Just like Guo'er."

"Isn't this confusing the seniority?" Li Kui was shocked. If he calls Wang Chaoyun his aunt, why should he call her Su Shi? Li Kui shouted: "My teacher will beat me to death."

What he said was extremely miserable, but to Wang Chaoyun, it was very interesting. Looking at Li Kui's tough appearance, he was probably afraid of being beaten. The woman who was usually unsmiling also had a bright smile on her face. Although she was wearing a coarse cloth and no makeup, she still

It gives people a brightness like the moon covered by light clouds, and the fluttering snow like the flowing wind.

The main thing is that once he calls Wang Chaoyun his aunt, then why does he call him Su Shi? Isn't it inappropriate for him to call him "Master"?

So how should we call our ancestor Su Shi? Is it possible to call him uncle? Or uncle?

No, then wouldn't he call Zhou Yuan his senior brother when he goes back? Although Zhou Yuan is a good-tempered master, he will be angered to death by Li Kui's behavior of bullying his master and destroying his ancestors. Even if he knows that he is not strong enough, he still has to sacrifice what he sees.

For this reason, it is impossible to clean up the door.

But Wang Chaoyun's eyes were like stars, and his almond-shaped eyes were like crescent moons. He said indifferently: "Your master doesn't care, so why are you so entangled? That's what I'll call you from now on."

Wang Chaoyun is less than thirty years old. She became Su Shi's maid from the famous West Lake actress in Hangzhou at the age of twelve. Now more than ten years have passed and she is only in her twenties. Naturally, she doesn't like to hear people call her grandma.

The identity of the generation.

Women all care about their age.

What else could Li Kui do? He could only nod in response: "Auntie, I want to go back to the city."

"It's so late and it's not safe on the road. Wouldn't it be better to go tomorrow?"

Li Kui insisted: "When I went out, my two brothers were waiting at the inn. Go back so that they can rest assured. Auntie, please relax. Li Kui grew up in the mountains, so traveling at night is nothing. He just stayed in the mountains and stayed in the wilderness.

It is also common in the mountains and forests. If nothing else, even the wild beasts in the mountains and forests are afraid of me."

"What nonsense are you talking about, silly boy?" Wang Chaoyun lectured lovingly.

She thought that what Li Kui said was nonsense, that all the wild beasts in the mountains and forests were afraid of him? Could it be that this child thought of himself as a mountain god?

But in fact, Li Kui told the truth. In the mountains and forests around Baizhang Mountain, the wild boars are afraid of him, and the wolves in the mountains are also afraid of him. The only exception is the silly roe deer who is not afraid of him. When he is in a good mood, he will kill him to eat meat.

He wants to say that he is the king of the forest and even the tigers in the mountains will step aside.

Wang Chaoyun really couldn't defeat Li Kui, so he had no choice but to let him go.

Li Kui ran out of Su Shi's courtyard, stood on the river embankment, covered his chest and said to himself: It's so dangerous.

Then he ran away, flying like a gust of wind in the dark night. Although his sight was restricted at night, Yingzhou City was a big city after all, and the firelight of the city gate at night was enough to guide him. As long as he ran in the direction of the light, he would be right.

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When they returned to the inn, Qin Wenguang and Han Dahu were still waiting in the lobby. There were drinks and dishes in front of them, but they didn't move. Qin Wenguang kept looking towards the door uneasily.

As soon as Li Kui's figure appeared, Qin Wenguang stood up and ran towards him.

"It's so enthusiastic that I can't resist it." Li Kui started talking about how grand the master's family was for his arrival and how much face he had. It was just bragging after all, and he wasn't afraid that someone would be exposed and someone would be stupid.

Give him eye drops in front of him.

Han Dahu doesn't have the courage.

This is especially true for Qin Wenguang.

Han Dahu half stood up, and after Li Kui stretched out his arms and legs opposite him and sat down unruly, he leaned his upper body and asked: "Brother Xian, my brother and I went to the dock before. Yingzhou is indeed the intersection of Jianghuai and it is quite prosperous.

.If you use Yingzhou as the transshipment place for snowflake salt, you can go south to Yangzhou, go down to Zhenjiang, enter Suzhou and Hangzhou, go up the Nengshuo River along the river, and enter the two lakes to enter the Shu capital. If you go north, you can directly enter Bianliang and the capital, with water transportation extending in all directions.

Brother Yu thinks it is an ideal place. I wonder how Brother Xian will organize it?"

Li Kui's plan was to ask Su Shi to help him make snowflake salt famous. Their original plan was to ask Su Shi to compose a poem, and the lyrics would also be acceptable, and then send people to sing it, and also give snowflake salt to officials and celebrities that Su Shi could contact.

Use your fame to boost sales and promote snowflake salt as a valuable luxury product sought after by the upper class.

But unfortunately, Su Shi rejected the idea of ​​writing poems for Xuehuayan. The reason Li Kui also guessed was that he was afraid of offending the government through his poems.

Fortunately, Su Shi did not refuse the possibility of recommending snowflake salt to fellow celebrities.

In this regard, although Li Kui was unfavorable due to the twists and turns of things, he didn't care at all. He waved his hand and said: "Plan No. 1 has changed, give up; we are preparing Plan No. 2."
Chapter completed!