The First National Preceptor of the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 97

After much deliberation, Fang Xuanling finally decided to visit the school to find out Xu Tian's attitude towards the court and his thoughts on the Tang Dynasty.

Today, the remnants of the Han Dynasty have not yet been eliminated. If Xu Tian is indeed the one who wants to revive the Han Dynasty, then the emperor's trust in him is truly a disservice to the Tang Dynasty.

Xu Tian was completely unaware of these matters. He looked at Li Zhuozhi, who was indeed standing firmly at the back of the school, and shook his head slightly.

There was no need for a child to hold a grudge against the other person, so he simply walked up to him and waved him over: "Forget it, just sit still. There's nothing wrong with listening to lectures and learning more. If you know everything from astronomy to geography, you can become a talented person in the future."

Hearing Xu Tian's words, Li Zhuozhi became even angrier, as if he himself was incapable of achieving anything.

But he was too tired to stand, so he simply sat back down. In his heart, he still wanted to question his father about why he had made him come to this place to suffer.

When Xu Tian saw Li Zhuozhi's indignant expression, he found it amusing and funny. But when he recalled his own youth, he realized that he was not much different from Li Zhuozhi.

The day's lessons were almost over, and Xu Tian, ​​seeing this, let them end the day with their loud reading aloud.

After the class ended, Xu Tian went to the pond as usual and strolled around the street, but still no robbers appeared. He found it a bit strange. Where did all the robbers go?

As he was thinking this, he accidentally bumped into someone with a bang on the road.

The man suddenly collapsed to the ground, startling Xu Tian. But upon closer inspection, he realized that the man's health wasn't bad, and he wasn't too old, so the problem shouldn't be serious.

He breathed a slight sigh of relief, at least he wouldn't have to spend a huge amount on medical expenses, and then helped the man up.

After he stood up, he smiled slightly, and his mustache twitched as he looked at him.

"I'm so sorry, I was in too much of a rush," Xu Tian apologized first.

The man shook his head and smiled, "It's alright, but I'd like to ask you where Master Xu is in this area?"

Xu Tian was somewhat surprised to hear that someone had come to see him. "I am Xu Tian, ​​the teacher of this place. What brings you here?"

Upon hearing this, the man looked him up and down. "You are Master Xu?"

"it's me."

"I have heard of your great reputation, and I have come here today to ask you what your views are on the Tang Dynasty court?" the man asked.

When Xu Tian saw him ask, he spoke frankly: "The Tang Dynasty is not yet at its peak, but its prospects are certainly good. As for the court, some local officials protect each other, but no one in the court cares. The power of landlords and relatives of the empress will become more and more important in the future, which is quite worrying."

"Are you implying that the Tang Dynasty will produce an Empress Lü? And that there are many corrupt officials in the court?"

Xu Tian chuckled but didn't reply, which was tantamount to acquiescing.

"Do you believe the imperial court will resolve all of this?"

Xu Tian didn't reply to him for a moment.

Because the development of the Tang Dynasty was predetermined by history, no matter how hard people try, they cannot change the later Wu Zhou Dynasty and the power of the empress's relatives.