Yuebai held this storybook written during the Republic of China, and carefully read the first story on this storybook, and then, he also understood what the four words of Dale Ling's name were.

According to this storybook, Suzuna was the head of the music department of those musicians in the royal palace in the early Qing Dynasty, and his official position was the chief musician.

However, the chief manager Da Le's real name at the beginning was not called this 'bell name', just because he was good at using bells to make beautiful bells, and then, he was introduced by the nobles in front of the door, went to the imperial city, played bells for the royal people, and was later praised by the royal family, saying that his bell sound is his person, and the bell is born from the heart, and the bell word should be his name.

It can be said that the word Suzu name is the stage name given to him by the royal family later, and his real name does not appear in the storybook.

And for this point, Yuebai's personal estimate is that the author who wrote this storybook doesn't know the real name of the bell name, or the real name of the bell name is not important in this storybook.

However, the second half of this story is very crucial, saying that Suzuna did something he shouldn't have done after becoming the director of Daraku, and the result of this incident also caused his disappearance and the birth of a village.

The story book says that in a certain year after the Qing Dynasty was built, there was a foreign enemy somewhere on the northeast border, and when the enemy came, then it was necessary to send troops to support the border soldiers to resist the invasion of foreign peoples.

It stands to reason that this kind of war has little to do with the name of the bell who was in charge of music at that time, and at the same time, it is unlikely that he, a big music manager who is in charge of music and does not have to worry about state affairs, will know this.

But as it happened, when the messenger sent the newspaper to the imperial city that day, the emperor at that time was enjoying the music played by the bell name, so the foreign invasion was known to the palace maids, eunuchs, musicians, nobles, etc. present.

But the strange thing is that what was written in the newspaper there was not a request for the emperor to send troops quickly, but a letter asking the emperor to reward the three armies.

It turned out that the fighting on the frontier side had ended, and the border report said that there were not many enemies who had come to attack, and that they had been defeated and withdrawn by the frontier fighters before the reinforcements arrived.

The letter also said that the Qing Emperor at that time would order a reward for the three armies, and send some Langzhong to the border to avoid the epidemic that may occur after the war, so as not to affect the guarding duties of the border soldiers!

Actually, it's normal to ask for money in the newspaper here, isn't the old saying good, what is wrong to be punished, meritorious service will be rewarded, besides, the soldiers of the people are all over the ground and help the emperor protect the country, then your emperor Lao'er will give a little bonus, reward the surviving soldiers, and then compensate the families of the deceased, it should also be.

Also, what the newspaper said over there was, 'Please send Langzhong over to avoid the plague' is also very reasonable.

Because after the ancient warriors finished the battle, no matter which side won, anyway, there was a high probability that there would be a plague on the battlefield.

It is said that the reason why the plague appeared in that kind of place was precisely because the corpses of soldiers who died in battle were not properly disposed of, which gave rise to the terrible plague of war.

Because of this, there is another old saying, which says: After the soldiers, there will be a great epidemic.

However, the Qing Emperor, who also knew about these old people, made a difficulty, not because he had no money to reward the frontier soldiers, but because he could not find someone who was 100% sure to avoid the plague.

However, this is also strange, you must know that in those days, there was no good medical prevention method.

Although traditional Chinese medicine is broad and profound, with 5,000 years of Chinese heritage, it is also very effective in treatment, and few people can absolutely guarantee that the plague will not appear after the war.

Not to mention the past, even in the 21st century, the current medicine cannot guarantee the occurrence rate of many diseases.

You know, no matter what happens, as soon as the word prevention appears, it means that this thing is an unknown thing that has not yet happened, and it is also a future thing that needs time to prove the result.

And the word prevention can only increase or decrease the probability of the occurrence of this unknown thing, which is not to mention that mortals can't do it, even if it is a heavenly immortal, then I am afraid it is not 100% guaranteed, and the future will be good or bad.

However, just when the emperor was faced with the imperial doctors who were not 100% sure and did not know what to do with them, Suzuna stood up and said something 'earth-shattering' as soon as he opened his mouth.

Suzuna said, "I can guarantee that the plague after the war will never appear!" ”

As soon as Ling Ming's words came out, the high-ranking Qing Emperor hadn't said anything, but the imperial doctors kneeling on the side stopped doing it first.

The imperial doctors pointed to the name of the bell one after another, saying that he was bluffing the king in vain and had a bad heart, and even some bold and shameless doctors said that the name of the bell was impure and might have the intention of committing a crime.

But the emperor didn't care about the nonsense of the imperial doctors, so the emperor asked Suzu's name and said, "How can you, the head of the great music of a wind musician, be sure to resist the epidemic that has not yet happened?" Could it be that in addition to ringing bells, you also know medicine, even better than my imperial doctors?

However, Suzuna said that he didn't know medical skills, but he knew something else, and even if he couldn't avoid the breeding of the plague, he was sure that the plague on the battlefield would not spread to the outside world, and it would also prevent the plague from reaching places where there were people!

As soon as the Qing Emperor heard what Suzu said he was very sure of, he became interested, and then, the emperor asked Suzu, saying, "What do you know?" How can the spread of the plague be controlled?

Suzuna explained that the reason why he was able to shake the bell soundably was because he knew the formation and could control the shaking of the hammer in the bell, so that he could also control the rhythm of the bell.

Moreover, Suzuna also explained that the reason why he was able to control the spread of the plague was also because he knew the formation and could use the formation to lock the breath on the battlefield, so that the plague could be avoided, or the spread of the plague could be stopped, so that the plague would not harm the innocent people.

Although Suzuna's two sentences were reasonable, the emperor was not very relieved after hearing them.

After all, anyone knows that the emperors of ancient times were very suspicious 'Aries'.

Therefore, after Suzuna finished speaking, the Qing Emperor, who was suspicious or worried about other problems, asked Suzuna: If I sent you to the frontier, and you can't do what you say, or you run away halfway, what should I do?

But Suzuna replied: This is very simple, the emperor only needs to send someone to follow me to the frontier, if I run away halfway, then the people who follow me can kill me on the spot and throw the dead body into the wilderness, and besides, I can't stop the spread of the plague after I go, then the people who go with me can also kill me, and let me be buried for those soldiers who sacrificed to protect the country.

I have to say that Suzuna's attitude was very suitable for that era, and his attitude of 'dedicating his life to the royal family and mastering it for the emperor' was absolutely in line with the monopoly psychology of the emperor at that time, under the feudal dynasty.

(To be continued.) ）