I led the Goblin Culture to victory.

Chapter 271 Restoring Etiquette

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As the group gradually disappeared, Li Mosi looked at the clever boy beside her.

As a translation, it was kept by Ziyi.

These goblins need to learn a lot too.

"Master, should I teach them pronunciation first?"

Zi'an stood close to Li Mosi and turned to look at the five people who were following her.

Of course.

Li Mosi nodded.

But before that, there's one more thing to do.

"First, have them acknowledge you as their master."

"what?"

Zi'an paused for a moment, then pointed to himself.

I?

Become an apprentice?

"Huh what?"

Li Mosi patted her gently.

"They'll be learning from you now; aren't you their mentor?"

Koyasu's experience and willingness in independently leading his people are not as good as Koichi's.

But as a disciple, there were certain things she had to do.

He looked at Zi'an and pondered for a while.

Zi'an nodded.

"Master, I understand."

After saying that, she walked toward the five people.

Li Mosi then looked at the clever boy.

"Tell the idle tribesmen to dig clay, and the warriors to prepare to set off with me. Once the caravan arrives, we'll take the food and take a stroll around the territory."

Two days have passed since the last food distribution.

It's time to distribute the food again and check on the progress of the people.

He saw from the [Leshan Water] that the grooms from Stern Town had already brought their caravan closer and closer, and they would meet up in a little while to unload the stone bricks and transport the food.

"Hurrah."

The clever boy nodded and then chattered to the goblins.

Li Mosi then looked at the new clansmen.

"Go help the villagers dig clay; we're very pressed for time. Once you've finished the preparations here, go back and build up the village!"

Hearing this, the new members of the tribe showed joy.

"yes!"

"OK!"

Although the new people belong to the same species as the natives, they still prefer the forest.

After all, the noble territories had left a bad impression on them.

In addition, this is a close-knit community where it is common for local residents to stick together, making it difficult for newcomers to integrate.

Even if they now know that the people here are not doing well, at most they will try to reduce the distance between them and their neighbors.

They simply didn't like the barren environment of the manor.

It was a subconscious sense of rejection.

Just like a person wouldn't want to put their face near poop.

Seeing most of the clansmen running towards the lake, Li Mosi looked towards Zi'an's direction.

"From now on, you will follow me and be my apprentices, and you will call me your mentor."

After Zi'an finished speaking, the five citizens immediately knelt down with a thud.

They actually managed to become the new lord's apprentices!

This is a completely different concept from "following the lord's orders"!

"Yes, sir! I will certainly act according to your will!"

Bohaji shouted excitedly, crawled to Zian's legs while still kneeling, and lowered his head to kiss her.

?

Li Mosi and Zi'an watched this scene, and question marks subconsciously popped into their minds.

tom!

"what!"

Before he could even come to a conclusion, Zi'an kicked Bohaji away.

Bohaji yelled and rolled around a few times, clutching his chest, looking at Zian with a puzzled expression.

"grown ups……?"

He swallowed back the question that had been on his mind.

Because Zi'an's expression of confusion was even more intense than his.

"What are you doing?"

That movement looked like he was about to bite her shoe!

It looks like a snake.

It scared her so much that she had an instinctive reaction.

"Well……"

Buckz was still in a daze.

Abel immediately realized there was a misunderstanding.

She began to explain.

"My lord, this is a foot-kissing ceremony. This was the highest form of respect and obedience we ever showed our lord..."

"You're not allowed to do that again."

Zi'an interrupted her before she could finish speaking.

What kind of actions are these? They're disgusting.

"Ugh."

Li Mosi sighed.

Zi'an couldn't help but sigh.

Before she could finish speaking, these five guys took matters into their own hands.

Seeing that Bohaji was still lying on his side on the ground clutching his chest, Zian took two steps over and pulled him back to a kneeling position.

She looked at the other four people and spoke.

"Don't do that anymore. Just bang your heads on the ground. Like this..."

As she spoke, she gently grasped Bohaji's head and kowtowed three times to the ground.

Sha, sha, sha.

Zian reduced the force, so that when Bohaji's head hit the ground, it only made a rustling sound on the grass.

Is it really that simple?

Bakz imitated Bohaji's actions and kowtowed three times to Zian.

Zi'an nodded.

She released Bohaji's head and pointed to the youngest, Bakz.

"That's right, exactly like him. Don't act like a snake anymore. Understand?"

"Understood, sir."

Bohaji got up and rubbed his forehead.

The others gave the same response.

Soon, everyone had finished kowtowing, and that was considered the formal apprenticeship.

Get up.

Zi'an watched the five people stand up, and spoke while recalling his experience of becoming an apprentice.

"From now on, call me your mentor. My mentor told me that a mentor's students should care for each other like family. You can call each other by name, or you can address each other as brothers and sisters according to your age."

To prevent the five guys from doing anything strange again, she chose to finish her sentence in one go.

"Yes, mentor."

Tsk.

Zi'an was at a loss again.

When she became an apprentice, her master made her kowtow.

Why are these five disciples always clashing?

"You all get up first."

She told the new disciples to stand up and walked back to Li Mosi's side.

She glanced at the few goblin warriors who remained in place and spoke softly.

"Master, should I name them?"

She remembered that, according to her late master's practice, after accepting disciples, one should give them a good name to indicate that they were his disciples.

Li Moss shook his head.

"Not for now."

He did it because of the system's requirements.

We can put the matter of the people aside for now.

It would be nice to use it as a symbol of honor in the future.

Besides, Zi'an himself hadn't learned much.

What should we start with?

Zi'an nodded and then asked about the next matter.

"So now they seem to only show respect by bumping their heads on the ground. Should we tell them to stop?"

Why?

The saintess, who had been silent for a while, raised her head and interrupted.

Isn't this what the people should do?

The master and apprentice looked at her.

After speaking, Hagi Saint returned to his dazed state.

It looks like they're not using their brains properly.

Li Mosi simply ignored her.

"Come on, I'll teach you a new way of bowing."

It took Duke Zhou seven years to formulate and promote the system of rites and music, although he devoted most of his energy to it for only one year out of those seven years.

However, he could not guarantee that he would be more efficient than his ancestors.

He's only been in this world for less than three months, but it's time to put the systemic issues on the agenda.

The change will begin with the disciples of these disciples.

Li Mosi led Zi'an to her five new disciples, and Haji Sheng subconsciously followed.

These five should be considered his disciples.

Seeing the serious expressions on the faces of the disciples, Li Mosi spoke.

"The ceremony you just performed is called kneeling and bowing. Kneeling means to kneel down, and bowing means to touch the ground with your head."

"This is the greatest gift; it cannot be used casually."

As he spoke, he raised his hands to his chest.

Make a fist with your right hand, raise your thumb, and give a thumbs-up.

The left hand is loosely clenched and placed over the right thumb.

"From now on, this will be the only way to greet people..."

After confirming that the gesture was correct, Li Mosi bowed forty-five degrees to the east, where there was no one around.

"This is a normal courtesy to mentors and parents."

He then bowed slightly about twenty degrees.

"This is a common courtesy between brothers and sisters, or among the five of you."

After he finished speaking, he straightened up.

"This is a common courtesy to other people in the community."

Read Chapter 271, "Revising Etiquette," now to begin your exciting day.