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... un’s persistent request, Tang Wenji had no choice but to agree, allowing the people of Luohua Manor to first browse through the ancient texts.

After all, there were as many as a cube of these ancient texts, and while their volume was only equivalent to the amount of exam papers that three high school seniors could complete in a year, it was undoubtedly unrealistic for the people of Luohua Manor to finish reading them in a short period.

However, the people of Luohua Manor had thei ...

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