The Female Assistant of Wei Yuyan Shuangfei

Liu Liu looked at the people who were pushed out, and suddenly felt an ominous feeling in his heart.

He felt that if Gou Tong didn't die this time, he would be in trouble. He raised his eyes and said, "Captain Cao! How are you going to deal with them?"

"Now your Excellency has issued a decree, giving them a chance but they didn't cherish it. Now they are being punished for multiple crimes. As for how to sentence them, it's up to your Excellency to decide." Cao Zhen snorted coldly and slowly left the classroom.

Gou Tong and his group were escorted into the prison by yamen runners, and the originally empty cell instantly became lively.

The constant shouting and begging for mercy made Sun Cheng, who was standing nearby in the Criminal Court, look puzzled.

"Hasn't everyone in the prison been released? Why is someone locked up again now?"

As soon as Sun Cheng finished speaking, an older man stepped forward and leaned over and said, "Sir Sun! Captain Cao just arrested thirteen people and put them in jail."

"Captain Cao!"

Sun Cheng showed confusion. Thinking about the current development of Laigu County, it was not too much for Cao Zhen to arrest only one person. But when he saw the horrified look on the jailer's face, his heart sank and he felt something was wrong.

"Who did Captain Cao arrest?" Sun Cheng asked repeatedly.

"Sir! The prisoners we arrested are those who were released before, namely Gou Tong and his gang." The jailer leaned over and said.

Sun Chengwen was shocked when he heard this, and he immediately understood Cao Zhen's actions. His originally horrified expression suddenly revealed a trace of regret.

"Hey!"

Sun Cheng sighed, waved his hand and said, "Take good care of the person. I already know about this matter."

"Yes!" The jailer leaned forward and replied, then left the yamen.

The yamen runner at the side looked at Sun Cheng with confusion, and his hesitant look on his face was naturally noticed by Sun Cheng.

"Don't think too much. These are not things we can interfere with. Just do your own job well." Sun Cheng continued to review the files in his hands while speaking.

The county jail is now empty, and Sun Cheng, the head of the criminal court, has nothing to do. Xie Tingwen naturally won't keep an idle person.

He asked Sun Cheng to break down the "Laws of the Great Song Dynasty" into details, write them into propaganda slogans in easy-to-understand language, and paste them at the four city gates of Laigu County for people to learn.

As for who proposed this plan, Sun Cheng knew it clearly. As the head of the Criminal Court, he also knew clearly what this plan would bring.

Although it cannot be considered a move that benefits the people, it is of vital importance to the future public security of Gu County.

Just after 7:30 pm, the private school in Laigu County was already crowded with people. In addition to children, there were many people from all walks of life.

Xie Ningzhi and Dong Pingchang looked at each other, and they squeezed into the private school helplessly. After quickly closing the door, they couldn't help but breathe heavily.

"Huh!~"

Xie Ningzhi patted his chest, panting as if he had just survived a disaster, "Hey! I've talked till my throat is hoarse, why don't these people listen to my advice? They said that the plaque will be unveiled at noon, and students will be admitted later. Why do these people have to do it so early?"

Dong Pingchang calmed down a little and sighed, "Ningzhi! You don't know that most of these people have no access to private schools, and how many children can be enlightened? Even I went to Yongzhou to study. This county school is a godsend for them."

Just when the situation was getting out of control, a shout was heard from the back of the crowd: "Make way, get out of the way."

Amid the shoving and pushing of the yamen runners, Cao Zhen led a handsome young man and easily arrived outside the private school under the protection of the yamen runners.

Xie Ningzhi took a look through the crack in the door, then quickly opened it, stroked his hands and said, "Captain Cao! You're finally here. If you don't come, this private school will probably be overcrowded."

"Please forgive me, sir. I was delayed because of something else. I will start to maintain order now." Cao Zhen waved his hand while speaking.

The yamen runners on both sides understood what he meant and instantly formed two human walls, dispersing the people gathered nearby to the outside.

After the site was cleared, Dong Pingchang dared to take out the incense table and an offering plaque and placed them steadily at the main entrance of the private school.

Seeing Dong Pingchang's solemn expression, the originally bustling crowd suddenly quieted down and watched Dong Pingchang burn incense and offer sacrifices.

Compared to the opening of Huichun Hall, the way the private school unveiled the plaque was unique. Unlike merchants setting off firecrackers, it was more solemn.

"On the 15th day of the 10th month in the 27th year of the Jingyun Period of the Great Song Dynasty, at noon in winter, there was a student named Dong Pingchang, styled Naijian, and the magistrate of Laigu County, Xie Tingwen, styled Yuanting, who were carrying out the Master's intentions and spreading the knowledge of classics and history to educate the people."

"The sage said: If you study without thinking, you will be lost; if you think without studying, you will be in danger. If you never tire of studying, you will never tire of teaching others... To educate the people and open their wisdom is to obtain the doctrine of the sage learning."

"Spread the classics, history, and literature, and perform a hundred good deeds. Do not wait for the cold winter to know that the pine and cypress are the last to wither. Follow the merits of Confucius' teachings..."

Dong Pingchang read the sacrificial words in a loud voice, then threw the sacrificial words in his hand into the brazier and took three incense sticks and inserted them into the incense burner one by one.

Xie Ningzhi followed closely behind him and bowed to the tablet on the incense table, then inserted the incense in his hand into the incense burner.

Cao Zhen's smile widened. He raised his eyes and motioned Cao Yue, who was dressed as a man beside him, to come forward and pay his respects.

Looking at Cao Yue who was taking some actions, Xie Ningzhi smiled and said, "Master Cao! Come and see me quickly!"

Cao Yue seemed to be forced to do something he was not prepared for. He stepped forward under the surprised gazes of the crowd and bowed his head to the tablet that read "Heaven, Earth, Emperor, Parents, and Teacher."

Following the actions of the first two people, he took the incense handed to him by Xie Ningzhi and inserted it into the incense table.

After the three of them finished a complicated operation, Xie Tingwen walked over leisurely, and Xie Shuting followed beside him.

"It seems that I have arrived at the right time." Xie Tingwen couldn't help but laugh out loud.

Hearing this, Dong Pingchang quickly stepped forward, stroked his hand and said, "Meetings, Mr. Xie."

"Naijian! Although this private school is named after the county school, it is your property after all. Don't blame me for being late!" Xie Tingwen stroked his beard and chuckled.

Dong Pingchang knew clearly that this private school could only be run thanks to Xie Shuting, but in the final analysis it was also Lord Xie who was the backer.

How could he dare to make fun of Xie Tingwen? He stroked his hand and said, "It is my honor that Mr. Xie can come."

Dong Pingchang said this, slightly turned his body and said, "Thank you, Miss."

"Mr. Dong!" Xie Shuting leaned over and returned the greeting.

The three of them exchanged a few brief words, and then Xie Tingwen slowly walked towards the incense table, bowed to the tablet, and lit three incense sticks.

Xie Shuting tactfully stepped aside. She did not dare to burn incense in front of the spirit tablet on the incense table in public.

Even if Cao Yue was hired as a female teacher, she could only dress up as a man under such circumstances, not to mention that she was a woman.

Not to mention whether they would be drowned by the saliva of the people behind them, even those rumors would make people uncomfortable. This is the invisible shackles that feudal society attached to women.