Dressed as the villain and playboy in the novel who "bullies men, dominates women, and cheats in imperial examinations", Mr. Zhao Xiaohou died on the spot.
In the original plot, he would be beheaded by the male protagonist and hung in the city gate for three days and three nights.
Now, looking at the "Collection of Imperial Examination Questions" he had just stolen, he silently took out the "Analects of Confucius"...
Ten years later, in the Jinluan Hall, the newly crowned scholar knelt straight and said, "My lord, Zhao Xun, please abolish the system of grace and yin, so that poor families and noble families can take the same exams and record at the same time!"
Next to the dragon chair, the male protagonist of the story back then - the "original protagonist" who is now demoted to a commoner - gritted his teeth:
"How come this dude... Is more like the hero than me?!"
