Legend of Hidden Dragon

Chapter 73 Princess Nicole

Tolly smiled at them and then continued to talk to General Ray,

“I used to read a lot about history and harbored almost the same idea as you, but you know, I much repent for my former subscription to such a parochial idea, and would that I would have spent all the hours when I studied labyrinthine history on literature.”

Suddenly, Tolly was quite like a professor or an erudite scholar to General Ray, who listened to him silently, expressionless.

“You know, the reason that we took books on history as of great value is not fallacious in general principles, but specious in understating truth and nature, actually. I adamantly believe that for any books to be of great value to the readers, they must convey to them these two things: nature and truth.”

“That’s why I like reading history, not novels, you know,” said General Ray.

“But the problem is, General Ray, it is completely wrong to assume that historians are more capable of telling truth and nature than master novelists, dramatists, or