Peerless Taoist

The others also had weird expressions.    

They must be the most talented ones in other places.    

However, they didn't expect that the wealth they had would be so limited in Xianyang that it would be difficult for them to even stay in a hotel.    

Because of that, they had to go into the city in the day and study hard in the bookstore. At night, they would go home under the cover of the night. It was quite troublesome to keep going back and forth like this, but luckily they were all cultivators who were able to move as fast as lightning, so they didn't feel tired at all.    

"Why go through so much trouble? The Ministry of Rites has already set up a relay station in the east of the city. Since you are here to participate in the selection, you only need to prove yourself and you can stay here for free." Lu Yu said with a faint smile.    

"There's actually such a good thing!"    

The scholars immediately revealed expressions of gratitude: "It seems that we are building a car behind closed doors, and the news is blocked. If it wasn't for Brother Ning's reminder, I'm afraid we would have wasted a lot of time."    

Lu Yu waved his hand. "No worries. The Ministry of Rites will spread the news of these things in a few days. Sooner or later, you will have to know about it."    

As the Great Qin territory expanded, especially the Nether Realm, there were a large number of vacancies for officials.    

Thus, there were quite a few people to be recruited this time. Many people had rushed into Xianyang City these days, so the Ministry of Rites had no choice but to add more than a thousand examination halls elsewhere to relieve the pressure.    

With such a large crowd, lodging was already a big problem. Fortunately, Lu Yu's divine power was vast, and with a flick of his finger, he opened up an alternate world for all the examinees to rest.    

Even for a Daolord, it was quite difficult to open up an alternate world.    

However, to Lu Yu, after mastering the complete spatial law, his understanding of space surpassed that of ordinary experts. He could easily create an alternate world with a flick of his finger.    

"If I can live in Xianyang, it will be easy. We can also take more time to read some books."    

The scholars all revealed excited expressions.    

They were born in the Humble Class, so where would they normally see such a large library?    

The Great Qin Library in Xianyang was one of the largest libraries in the Great Qin Empire. There were 500 million books in the library, and it could be said to be all-encompassing.    

Lu Yu was also overjoyed.    

These scholars liked to learn and worked hard to advance. It was also a good thing for the country's fate.    

"Thank you so much for your guidance, Brother Ning. This is our first time participating in such a selection, and we are anxious and anxious. We just want to improve a little more within a limited period of time." Li Xiaoran said.    

A scholar who was sitting beside Li Xiaoran said, "I have heard that the selection of the royal court mainly focuses on practicality. As for the moral examination before this, it is only secondary. It is the first step."    

Another scholar said, "This is the way to choose people. The officials of Great Yu are just a bunch of bookworms. They only know how to do nothing and focus on their own cultivation. They don't care about the livelihood of the local people at all.    

Great Yu's Grand Gan Dynasty had once undergone a revolution, and now that the Emperor has completely changed, the way I develop Great Qin will have a whole new look. It will be far better than the previous dynasty. "    

Li Xiaoran said," Let's try to read as much as possible. We are from humble backgrounds and have too little experience. In terms of experience, we are far inferior to those sons of rich and powerful families. "    

Everyone nodded.    

These days, they had been browsing in Great Qin's library to their heart's content. They had already seen a wider world, and they actually felt like they were lingering and forgetting to return.