Bai Jin, the Vice Sect Leader of the Confucian School and the Vice Family Master of the Legalist School, kept running back and forth between his Masters. Today he would advise one to establish an academy, and tomorrow another to establish a court.
Seeing his Master idle, he found tasks for him, having Kong Qiu compile teaching materials.
When seeing his Eldest Uncle with a bit of free time, he also found tasks for him, having Guan Zhong draft laws.
Once everything was on the right track, the Confucian and Legalist schools showed extraordinary vitality, and in one leap became the leaders among the Hundred Schools, overshadowing the brilliance of many other philosophies.
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Within a grand city, men in black robes and carrying swords walked about.
In the City Lord Mansion at the city's center, a graceful and elegant middle-aged man sat in the seat of honor, with over ten people sitting on both his left and right.
