Sianna seemed to be very interested in Solam's 'erudition', and pulled Soram to all kinds of questions. At first, Soram could still deal with it, but later, Soram couldn't cope with it a little, after all, even if Soram remembered the things in his previous life, even if he remembered it clearly, it was impossible for him to really answer Xia's various tricky questions without even trembling. This woman is very smart, she always finds some inexplicable holes in Solam's answers, and asks questions.

To put it simply, it's a bar.

This once made Solam wonder if this woman still resented her revenge plan for ruining her revenge in Touscent, so now she finds an opportunity to tear herself down. In the end, Solam couldn't hold on, so he simply came up with a killer idea: he was going to sleep peacefully!

By the way, in order to punish Sianna for her demolition behavior, Soram decided not to flip her brand. Instead, find her own 'Queen of the Main Palace' Loris to spend the night together, and let Xia, a bad-hearted woman, eat herself at night!

In the face of Solam's cautious behavior, Xia felt angry and funny. This man is always so unexpected. Sometimes he is so wise and martial, sometimes he becomes vulgar, and sometimes he becomes very childish.

Sianna was actually very satisfied with Soram's answer, although in the end, Soram still began to get stuck, but in Sianna's opinion, Soram was good enough. Even far beyond her imagination, she knew for the first time that the tyrannical and domineering Soram in the abyss in front of her actually had such a far-sighted side.

Sianna could even say unceremoniously that Solam was the most forward-thinking person he had ever seen, and many of his ways of thinking were far beyond those so-called wise men and virtuous ministers on the current Faeron Continent, and even beyond this era.

However, Sianna also has a lot of discomfort with many of Solam's views, and even disagrees.

For example, the attitude towards the aristocracy.

Solam's attitude towards the aristocratic class is simple and clear, that is, he does not need such a class! Even, he thinks that the nobility is a shackle and a cancer!

Although the first half of Sianna's life was bumpy, it doesn't mean that she hates her aristocratic origin. Although she herself was not aware of it. After all, she was born into a nobleman, which has been imprinted in her bones, and in her concept, many things are taken for granted. She always believed that the aristocracy was the foundation of the world, and without the aristocracy, the world would become chaotic and the people would become confused.

Again, this is a limitation of the times, and it has nothing to do with Sianna's IQ. Think about the French Revolution, didn't the European aristocracy at that time know the benefits of capitalism? Are all nobles fools?

Obviously it is impossible, and it can even be said that those nobles are far more intelligent and far-sighted than those commoners who make revolutions. But they decided to extinguish the fire of the French Revolution anyway, if not because of anything else, but because they were aristocrats!

They have to fight for their own interests. In the adult world, there is no right or wrong, there are only positions and interests.

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On the second day, Soram went to the Central Tower refreshed. There, Solam was able to flip through some of the books he could reach in a limited amount of time. Inside the central tower, there are many very precious books, but if you want to view and transcribe them, you have to pay the price—to come up with books of higher value.

Soram wasn't much of an interest in that. He didn't come to Candlestick for study or anything else. He just came here to admire, after all, Candle Castle has been standing on the mainland for tens of thousands of years, and it would be a pity not to come to see such a famous city.

So Solam was in a relaxed state, he really came to the library, he walked between the shelves, he casually browsed the titles of the books on the shelves, and when he saw the books he was interested in, he would go up and take them down and flip through them, and if he really found it interesting, he would directly write down the whole book with the 'precision' ability.

I have to say that Solam's ability is really buggy, it's like a scanner, collecting all the content in Soram's head, and when Soram needs it, he can call up the content in his mind to view it.

Although this is not to say that Soram has read everything and mastered it completely, it will undoubtedly save Soram a lot of time.

The intellectual monks who initially carried out the maintenance work on the central tower were also wary of Solam's practice. After all, although this talent is rare, it is not impossible. This kind of book rubbing behavior is also hated by Candlecastle. Because Candle Castle advocates the spread of knowledge, but Candle Castle itself also has to eat, and this kind of behavior of not spending money on books is completely incompatible with their income.

'Cutting off one's wealth is like killing one's parents.' This is just as true for intellectuals.

But after observing for a long time, those who were just monks didn't pay attention to Solam anymore. After all, even if you don't forget it, it won't be as exaggerated as Solam. If Soram is interested in a book, he will open the book directly, and then start to flip the book at a speed like a simple flip book, as if Soram is not trying to read the contents of the book at all, but simply trying to count how many pages a book has......

At least the knowledge monks have never seen anyone with such ability, so they only think that Solam is the kind of boy who came to Candle Castle purely for tourism. There are really a lot of such people in Faerun.

Just like Soram thought, Candle Castle is so famous, as long as there is a condition, anyone will want to come and see it. Moreover, the source of income for Candle Castle itself, the income from tourism, also accounts for a large proportion.

In short, Solam is like this, all the way, all the way to the book, unconsciously walked to the depths of the layer where he is, the books here are some unpopular professional books, such as teaching people how to grow vegetables, teaching people how to keep livestock in captivity, like books such as postpartum care of sows.

Most of the people who can come to Candle Castle are wealthy people, at least they are from middle-class families, because in Faerun, only people who have no worries about food and clothing will have the leisure to go to Candle Castle to find the books they need, and those books that working people will pay attention to, naturally no one pays attention to them.

However, Soram took a keen interest in these books. He felt that the people of his realm should need this expertise.

This time, however, Soram didn't use his precision ability to force scan the books again. And it was going to pay for the intellectual monks to transcribe it.

He didn't have time to go back and write down the contents of these books silently, so he might as well let the monks copy them and send them back to his own territory and let his subordinates worry about them.

So, looking for the administrator at this level, he asked for a small cart, and began to select the books as much as he could, and when he was almost done, he sent them to the intellectual monks and asked them to transcribe them.

Of course, the intellectual monks will not refuse Solam's request, which means that they will have a large income. So they happily gave him a cart that was not too small, as Solam requested.

As for that, help Solam push ...... Hehe, you can't expect much service consciousness from a group of arrogant intellectuals.

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