Chapter 315: Chapter 315: You Are Purely Kind Chapter 315: Chapter 315: You Are Purely Kind Speaking of the experiences of these people, they originally appeared in the world to persuade The Governnt not to forcefully conscript able-bodied n to an extre, as the war had not yet started but it had already torn wives from their husbands and children from their parents, or even led to eternal separation between the living and the dead, which would only be counterproductive.
With their families gone, which Soldier would still have the heart to protect the nation?
Under the premise of unwillingness, all coercion is unacceptable.
However, before they could finish their words, The Governnt also conscripted them.
After all, the Mohists advocate simplicity, and everyone in the mountains had to not only pursue their own philosophy but also take on the burdens of farming and sericulture, looking just like old farrs, dark-skinned and shabby.
The Governnt never imagined that they were from a reclusive Sect, and seeing them co forward, they were all sent to the frontlines as ruddy n.
Latter, these fellow disciples witnessed the various sufferings of the ruddy n, and thought that since the command of their Sect was to rescue the common people from dire straits, weren’t the ruddy n now the group in the deepest plight of fire and water?
So, they did not resist, and honestly ca here.
However, even though they were ntally prepared, they still did not anticipate how cruel the battlefield would be.
These ruddy n never had a good al nor did they have any proper Weapons, their straw sandals were worn out, and many had to go to the battlefield barefoot.
Their only function was to act as a flesh shield and flesh wall, constantly pushing forward, and if there was any hesitation, the long spears of the Soldiers behind would be aid at them.
Forward was the enemy’s knife, backward was their own people’s spear, and they were caught in between, with a nine in ten chance of dying.
In this way, the three brothers had been ruddy n here for three years, and out of fifty thousand only more than seven hundred remained, all of whom had beco old, weak, sick, and disabled.
Fortunately, six months ago, the Third Prince had signed a truce, otherwise these last few hundred would have also completely died out.
It was through this incident that they finally understood why their ancestral master disliked war and advocated non-aggression.
So, they were even less likely to seek out the Third Prince at this ti, using their abilities to bargain for a chance to live.
After all, revealing the long-lost Affairs of His Majesty would only make the Third Prince more audacious and intensify the actions of warfare.
He was definitely not made of saintly stuff.
Bai Junjun and Li Wenli, upon hearing this, were thoroughly impressed by these uncles.
Was this the lofty aspiration and breadth of mind of the ancients?
They would rather die themselves than further cloud the waters.
However, as this was the case, they were even more puzzled.
If even life and death could not threaten these people to give up their knowledge, what now had made them change their minds?
Could it be that eating was more appealing than holding an official position?
The two uncles looked at them affectionately, “Of course, it is because you are purely good.”
“???” The two looked at each other, seeing disbelief in each other’s eyes.
They… purely good?
Not to ntion what people in The Apocalypse might think, even the Man-eating Eagles perched on the cliffs might not agree with the uncles’ opinion, right?
However, at this mont, the uncles were so moved by their own emotions that they couldn’t help themselves.
“You were able to show kindness to soone you had just t, to take extra care of those in weaker positions, and even to heal the downtrodden physically and ntally. From any angle, you completely fit the style of the Mohists.”
“To be honest, as early as yesterday, I had the idea of taking you as my disciples, others did not think the sa, I was the first.”
One-eyed Uncle took the opportunity to promote himself.
La Man Uncle and One-ard Uncle couldn’t help but roll their eyes.
But this frank conversation allowed Bai Junjun and the others to understand these mysterious uncles a bit more.
And so the inheritance ceremony was about to co to an end.
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