Jiang Chen took a cursory glance, noting that these bookshelves surprisingly took up two-thirds of the area in the Great Qin treasury.
Besides the central core region and the area surrounding it where the Qin crossbows were placed, the rest of the space was occupied by bookshelves.
Picking up a bamboo scripture at random, Jiang Chen opened it to find it contained Confucian classics.
With this discovery, Jiang Chen was intrigued. Putting down the bamboo scripture, he picked out a few more, to find they also contained Confucian classics.
Afterwards, Jiang Chen left the spot and proceeded towards another shelf, where he found the classic texts of the School of War.
Moving on, Jiang successively discovered classic texts of the School of Legalism, School of Tao, and the School of Mohism, among others.
Clearly, these books represented the collection of classic texts from the Hundred Schools of Thought that the Qin State had gathered over the generations.
