After the limelight passed, "Tao Yongce" first accelerated its spread among Taixue.

Many Tai students used their spare time to secretly read books on Luoxue, Shuxue, and Taoism. They read whatever the imperial court banned, mainly for stimulation.

Some people even want to buy "The Comprehensive Meaning of University Chapters and Sentences" and want to know what is written in it.

By chance, Ju Ming sent a copy to Chen Dong.

Southern suburb, Taixue new campus.

Chen Dong had been promoted to Imperial College, and he went to Zhu Tanhua's charcoal shop to pick up the package. He opened it on the spot and found that it was a banned book. He was overjoyed, but did not dare to say anything, so he put it in his arms and quietly took it back to school.

Students in the upper dormitory have different treatment, and the dormitories have been upgraded to double rooms.

"In response, look at what this is!" Chen Dong took it out like a treasure.

Wang Junyi glanced at the cover and said in surprise: "University chapter..."

"Keep your voice down!" Chen Dong reminded quickly.

Wang Junyi lived in Kuaiji (Shaoxing) and was the 30th direct grandson of Wang Xizhi. The detailed genealogy cannot be faked. He later had a cousin named Wang Zuo, who was Zhu Xi's top scholar.

Wang Junyi studied new learning in school, but privately he was a disciple of Luo School.

The two closed the doors and windows and read together. The more they read, the more excited they became.

Wang Junyi said: "Zhu Jinzhou is truly a great Confucian of his time!"

Chen Dong said angrily: "It's a pity that you can't be tolerated by the traitorous party. Your Majesty is really stupid!"

Wang Junyi said: "Once this book is published, it can be passed down to all generations. The Three Cardinal Guidelines and Eight Eyes are the standards for Confucian scholars in the world."

“It needs to be seen by more people,” Chen Dong said.

Wang Junyi came up with a way: "You and I will copy it with our left hands, bind it, and throw it away everywhere in the Imperial Academy."

Chen Dong said: "I know that there are two scholars and one professor who also practice Luo Xue privately. You can throw this book away in front of their house."

Wang Junyi said: "There are some classmates in the upper dormitory. They are also reading banned books. They can also be stuffed into his dormitory."

Not only did the two of them copy it with their left hands, but after binding it into a book, they wrote a line on the title page: "I also ask you to copy and spread this true Taoism."

More and more students joined the ranks of copying, and it only took a month for the "Shuyiyi of University Chapters and Sentences" to spread from the upper house to the inner house, and even appeared sporadically in the outer house.

There are also those who don’t mind it being a big deal and write on the gates, latrines and walls of Taixue: The three principles are to show clear virtues, be close to the people, and strive for perfection.

Organize the family, govern the country, and bring peace to the world. This path of sages and sages, the rope of a gentleman, must be observed.

Banned books spread much faster than normal books.

By the end of autumn, even the court officials had come into contact with the "Sparse Meanings of Great Learning Chapters and Sentences".

Some students were unwilling to be left alone. After copying the books, they selected officials with relatively good reputations, sneaked to their houses, and threw them into the wall. Or they threw the books outside the door, knocked on the door, and fled immediately.

The imperial court bans those in the imperial court, and everyone sees what they do.

In less than half a year, the scholars in Tokyo were talking about knowledge, talking about three principles and eight eyes, but practicing Qi Zhiping when they were silent.

In the mouths of scholars, Zhu Ming is no longer called Zhu Tanhua or Zhu Xuezheng, but is called Zhu Jinzhou or Zhu Daxue.
Chapter completed!