After breakfast and a brief rest, the Sacred Way Literary Assembly resumed.
For scholars endowed with Literary Qi, attending a Literary Assembly for days on end was well within their endurance.
On this second day of the Sacred Way Literary Assembly, the Great Scholars again did all the speaking.
Only on the third day did the Great Scholars begin answering questions from the other scholars one after another.
Unlike ordinary Literary Assemblies, a Sacred Way Literary Assembly allowed other scholars to offer rebuttals. Generally, however, only those of at least Hanlin Academician rank voiced objections.
Thus, the atmosphere on the third and fourth days was exceptionally lively. Scholars of the Human Race often argued over a single question for hours, only to fail to reach a consensus and have to set the discussion aside for the time being.
On the evening of the fourth day, the Sacred Way Literary Assembly paused so that all the scholars could spend a night resting in their temporary lodgings within the Heaven-and-Earth Shell.
On the fifth day, the Sacred Way Literary Assembly resumed. From this day onward, however, it no longer focused exclusively on natural law. The topic for the day was constitutional law.
Not only was the venue of the Sacred Way Literary Assembly bustling, but the Discourse Ranking had also become a battlefield, with countless people discussing the assembly's topics.
After two full days of discussion on constitutional law, they moved on to other laws.
As the discussions deepened, and with Fang Yun deliberately guiding them, the Legalist School made changes in many areas of law.
The Legalist School's Sacred Way Literary Assembly lasted ten full days.
By the early hours of the eleventh day, the assembly had finished discussing all the important issues.
Fatigue showed on the faces of many scholars