Great Song: My Father Is Grand Preceptor Pang
大宋：我爹是庞太师
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Tang Bohu was from the Tang Dynasty. You're trying to fool the officials of this dynasty with poems from a previous dynasty? You have quite the arrogance of an official!
"Prelude to Water Melody" is a poem by Li Bai, belonging to the Tang Dynasty. How could people in the Song Dynasty not have heard of it? Are you kidding me? This is truly...
If you could only choose three, which three would you choose? 1. Increase IQ by 30% 2. 15 Years younger than now 3. Stay invisible for 1 hour every day. 4. Will not get sick 5. Increased by 8 centimeters 6. You can talk to animals. 7. Understanding others' thoughts 8. With a beauty that could topple kingdoms 9. Foreseeing one's own death 10. Reply with 6 likes to obtain the above skills.
Chen Shimei is a completely fictitious person. His prototype was a good official. The truth is that two scoundrels from the same hometown of an honest official sought his help, but he refused because he knew their corrupt ways. They held a grudge, and since there was a TV series about Bao Zheng at the time, they incorporated this official into the story. They weren't even from the same era. Don't mislead the audience...
Chapter Twenty-Five: Damn it, I didn't enjoy reading it. Although I'm not a feminist, the author doesn't respect women, and I didn't like it. Although others are courtesans, most courtesans in ancient times came from impoverished backgrounds and were sold into brothels, or were courtesans of officials. They didn't want to be prostitutes, can the author please show some respect?
Bao Zheng was the acting prefect of Kaifeng, not the prefectural governor. In the early Song Dynasty, only the crown prince could serve as the prefectural governor of Kaifeng.
That's nonsense. The protagonist is the emperor's brother-in-law, and his sister is a concubine. How could she call a mere imperial son-in-law "brother-in-law"? Are they even from the same generation? Everyone says he's the emperor's brother-in-law, so even the princess would have to call the protagonist "uncle." Calling him "brother-in-law" makes absolutely no sense.
Pang Ji was not a Grand Tutor or a bad person in history, but a famous prime minister.
I'm speechless at a mere marquis like you yelling at the Empress Dowager. Do you really think this is modern society? Does class hierarchy not exist? Even your concubine sister and father wouldn't dare act like that, let alone you? Disrespecting elders and showing no respect for them would be enough to get you into serious trouble in ancient times, let alone with the Empress Dowager as the person in question.
Chapter 93 mentions "Zizhi Tongjian" (Comprehensive Mirror for Aid in Government), that was my mistake, I wrote it incorrectly. Then, I meant to reply to a pinned comment, but I accidentally clicked the wrong button. Unfortunately, I'll post a comment here to explain.