Chapter 14 Zhuang Yuan Lang, who is dedicated to doing things, follow-up]
Regarding the [佞] point, Ning Chen really needs to think carefully about it.
As soon as something happens to Bai Renyuan, according to the rules previously given by the system, regarding Bai Renyuan's incident, the [Deceitful] points will probably be converted into [Loyal] points.
After some calculations, Ning Chen found that after working hard for a month, the [Niege] points were now more than a thousand points more than the [Loyalty] points.
According to Ning Chen’s own calculations, the current proportions of [loyalty] and [佞] are:
【佞】Point 45374 points.
【Loyalty】Points 44267 points.
"Fortunately, there is still a gap of more than a thousand, and the fact that the eldest princess has established a reserve will probably continue to provide me with [佞] points. As long as I keep growing, I won't lose money in the end."
"But during this period, I have to go out less and keep a low profile."
"Wait until Bai Renyuan's heat has passed before going out for a swim."
"Bai Renyuan really doesn't deserve to be a son of a man. How could he do such a thing as annihilate his descendants?"
"It's okay to trick others, why are you tricking me?"
"I have to think of a way to avoid going out."
After thinking for a while, Ning Chen really thought of a good idea.
According to the regulations of the Dawu Dynasty, in addition to the normal rest every ten days, the imperial officials were allowed to rest.
If you are an official, no matter what system you are admitted to, you can apply for an additional ten days of leave to consolidate your cultivation.
Although Ning Chen was born in Confucianism and Taoism, he also read books from sages, and he was also the number one scholar in a new subject.
However, Ning Chen is really not good at Confucianism and Taoism.
Ning Chen's current stage of the Confucian cultivation system is almost equivalent to the squatting horse step of the martial arts cultivation system.
The difference is that martial arts involves squatting and Confucianism involves reading.
If Confucians want to cultivate awe-inspiring spirit, there are only two ways. One is to read more, memorize more books, and accumulate more knowledge.
The other is to read more, memorize more, and then take the imperial examination to try your luck in the mountains of books and the sea of learning.
This is why when Ning Chen chose which practice system to use to extend his life, he first excluded Confucianism.
Confucianism takes too much time.
"Zheng Da." Thinking of the vacation, Ning Chen called Zheng Da over.
"You know what medicinal materials are needed to prepare medicinal baths to enter the eighth level, right?"
When Zheng Da heard that Ning Chen was going to prepare a medicated bath, he couldn't help but feel happy.
"Sir, you have finally figured it out. My lord, you are a martial arts wizard who has never been seen in thousands of years. You should focus on martial arts." Hearing that Ning Chen was about to start practicing, Zheng Dabi was even happier than he had achieved a breakthrough.
"Answer the question." Ning Chen interrupted, Zheng Da continued to be excited.
Zheng Da nodded quickly and said, "I know it, and the recipe for this medicinal bath is not a secret.
The only difference lies in the quality of the medicinal materials.
Boss Wan’s medicinal materials shop has the best medicinal materials in the capital.”
"How much does a dose of medicine cost?"
Zheng Da replied: "A pair of medicine costs about two hundred taels and can be used for seven days."
"If it's a normal ninth-grade Dacheng, it can break through with three to five medicines."
"Your Excellency is equal to the ninth grade, and eighth grade fellow practitioners. Although your talent is amazing, I estimate that you will need at least seven to ten pieces to make it possible."
This is really not cheap. No wonder Zheng Da, a top-notch martial artist, is willing to work for Boss Wan.
Even if it's just the third mate, that's still six hundred taels.
This is equivalent to the income of a middle-class family for twenty years. Even for a ninth-grade martial artist like Zheng Da, it would probably take him five years to serve as a escort.
As for why the income of martial artists is not high and there are too many ordinary people, the reason is that the Great Wu Dynasty did not lack martial artists.
The Great Wu Dynasty still has no shortage of warriors below the sixth rank at least.
Ning Chen took out a thousand tael of silver notes, handed it to Zheng Da and said, "Go to Fatty Wan's medicine store and buy five pairs of medicines. You keep four pairs and send me one."
Zheng Da didn't expect that Ning Chen would bring him four pairs.
"Don't be ink. Since I kept you from Fatty Wan, you are considered mine.
I don’t need Wan Fatty to raise my people for me.
And if you become stronger, the safety of my yard will be much better."
"But sir, your martial arts talent is far superior to mine. There is no need for you to spend this money on a villain." Zheng Da said it sincerely, and his tone was obviously a little anxious.
Because in Zheng Da's eyes, Ning Chen is the hope of Da Wu, and even the whole continent, for all warriors to prove their reputation.
Ning Chen can definitely make everyone look at him and make those who say Wu Fu is vulgar feel ashamed.
I have to say that Zhengda’s layout is really big.
It's just that Ning Chen's thoughts are not on martial arts.
Cultivation of martial arts is about taking a quiet retreat and lowering the heat.
By the way, I'm disgusting with those Confucian Qingliu censors, and let them try harder to use their excuses in the future.
Then, let’s discredit ourselves because of the good reputation gained due to the Bai Renyuan incident.
Such deviant things were known to those Qingliu who had read the books of sages.
They will definitely jump on their feet, point their noses and curse.
In their words, to put it mildly, Ning Chen is called disgraceful.
To put it more seriously, Ning Chen is going astray and willing to fall.
"Stop talking nonsense, just do whatever I ask you to do. You are the master and I am the master. Just do whatever the master asks you to do. I have my own plans." Ning Chen scolded with the majesty of the head of the family.
Zheng Da could only agree aggrievedly and took the banknote to Wanhong to buy medicine.
Ning Chen, on his side, returned to the study and asked Dongmei to grind it for him and write a note asking for leave.
After writing the leave request, Ning Chen sent Chunhua away, took his badge, and went to the staff department to give it to him.
If it is sick leave or other leave, normally you can just tell your boss, but according to the rules, this kind of thing must be reported to the staff department.
Ning Chen's house was not far from the official department, and Chun Taohua walked there in a short time.
After Ning Chen's badge was revealed, Ning Chen's leave request slip was quickly delivered to the Minister of Civil Affairs.
The Minister of Civil Affairs unfolded the leave request slip and saw Ning Chen's reason for requesting leave.
His expression was as if he had opened a dyeing shop.
"This champion is really capable of causing trouble."
"If the reason for asking for leave were to be known tomorrow, it would be weird if I didn't make a fuss." The Minister of Staff shook his head helplessly and muttered to himself.
"No, I still have to let people go over and take a look. If this top scholar deceives me, then I will be guilty of a big crime."
When he thought of this, the Minister of Civil Affairs couldn't sit still.
He called a high-ranking martial artist who was responsible for guarding the officials, went out to find Chunhua, and then followed Chunhua to the Zhuangyuanlang's house to see what was going on.
When they arrived at Ning Chen's mansion, Ning Chen naturally didn't shy away from showing it to him.
Ning Chen briefly demonstrated the method of nourishing Qi.
The Minister of Civil Affairs saw the martial artist beside him nodding.
Then I understood that the matter of the number one scholar in martial arts was finally settled.
"When did Lord Ning start practicing martial arts?" asked the Minister of Civil Affairs.
"Is this important?" Ning Chen asked.
"These must be recorded, because after Sir Ning enters the palace, a sum of money will be added to his monthly salary for your cultivation," explained the Minister of Civil Affairs.
Ning Chen became more cooperative when he heard that there was money coming out.
After the Minister of Civil Affairs learned everything from Ning Chen.
The Minister of Civil Affairs understood that it would be fine if no one asked him tomorrow, but if someone asked in the court where the Number One Scholar went, it would be very lively.
"What do you think of Master Ning's talent in martial arts?" The Minister of Civil Affairs asked the martial artist next to him after he came out of Ning Chen's mansion.
The martial artist answered truthfully: "Master Ning's martial arts talent should be considered excellent.
According to Lord Ning's self-report, he only started practicing martial arts last month.
Judging from Master Ning's body and bones, Master Ning has never laid a foundation before.
Therefore, Lord Ning must have chosen the method of cultivating Qi in meditation.
This is the most difficult method among martial arts methods.
And Master Ning not only succeeded, he also succeeded within a month.
This talent is at least the best I have ever seen."
After saying this, the martial artist did not forget to express his emotion: "Master Ning is worthy of being the number one scholar and a star of Wenqu.
Such talent will definitely shine in martial arts in the future.
A generation of number one scholar abandoned literature and embraced martial arts. From now on, martial artist will no longer be synonymous with vulgarity."
The Minister of Civil Affairs reminded angrily: "Just be excited for a while.
Just know this yourself.
Don't spread it outside.
I don’t even know now. If someone asks me about it tomorrow at the meeting, what will I say?
Just don’t cause any trouble first.”
"Yes, sir." Wu Fu agreed respectfully.
But the tone when he agreed was much prouder than before.
This gave the Minister of Staff an even greater headache.
He was well-read in poetry and books, and was regarded as a future star in the scholarly world and the youngest number one scholar in the Great Wu Dynasty.
He gave up his studies and took up martial arts. What kind of thing is this?
After letting out a long breath, the Minister of Civil Affairs only shook his head.