The First National Preceptor of the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 622

He apologized to Xu Tian, ​​admitting that he had always been petty and narrow-minded towards him.

Xu Tian smiled and shook his head.

His arrival in Northern Zhou was a threat to Gu Chi.

For any ambitious person.

They would all make the same choice.

The same goes for Gu Chi.

He said calmly, "Since everything is in the past, the dean doesn't need to think about those things anymore."

Gu Chi never expected that Xu Tian would be such a magnanimous person.

He felt inferior to Xu Tian.

Xu Tian took out a file and handed it to Gu Chi.

"This is the course schedule I've compiled. The dean can use this to teach the students properly in the future."

Gu Chi was stunned when he saw it.

Everyone is selfish and will hide their good things.

But Xu Tian was different; he actually listed out all the courses he knew.

Moreover, it is well-organized.

Gu Chi truly admired Xu Tian this time.

Since things had come to this point, he was unwilling, and Xu Tian left.

"If only Lord Xu could stay in our Northern Zhou..."

He didn't finish his sentence, and after seeing Xu Tian's expression, he didn't continue.

"In short, regarding everything that happened before, I..."

Xu Tian interrupted him, "Didn't I already tell the dean? It's all in the past, so the dean shouldn't think too much about it. When I get back to the Tang Dynasty, I must teach them properly according to the tutorial here."

Gu Chi nodded.

Xu Tian is indeed a rare talent!

All the courses he listed were clearly organized.

Moreover, these were all charters they had never seen before.

Gu Chi was ashamed of himself.

The Northern Zhou emperor's soldiers arrived at the academy overnight, and the Northern Zhou envoys also arrived early.

Xu Tian's belongings had already been packed and brought to the academy.

There's nothing to pack right now.

The envoy was very reluctant to part with him.

More than anything, I feel sad.

The imperial physician's words still echoed in his ears.

"Master Xu!"

The envoy wanted to say something more, but in the end, he said nothing.

He could only watch the carriage go further and further away.

Gu Chi stood beside him.

They both felt reluctant to part, but their thoughts were different.

Xu Tian sat inside the carriage, his spirits mostly restored.

The carriage bumped along the way, but the Tang Dynasty had already received the news.

However, the Northern Zhou emperor did not reveal that Xu Tian was ill, even though he had just returned to China.

There wasn't even a hint of breath.

They were afraid of being reprimanded by the emperor of the Tang Dynasty.

They knew that Xu Tian was a talented individual in the Tang Dynasty.

After all, he was an official of the Tang Dynasty. If he died in Northern Zhou for no reason, then no matter how Northern Zhou explained it, it would be useless.

Xu Tian looked at the scenery along the way and was in a very good mood.

If it weren't for him faking illness, he probably would never have been able to return to the Tang Dynasty in his lifetime.

He sighed softly, having originally thought it would be the same everywhere.

Only now do I realize that the Tang Dynasty was the best, after all, it was the place where I was born and raised.

He missed his students and those who shared his ideals.

Having been gone for so long, I wonder how they are doing.