Zhou Zhi, a king of a different surname x Emperor Song Lin
Born atop a high mountain, facing a hundred-ren abyss.
Most of it is made up,
don't believe it.
But there is still a basis for it.
If we return to the same starting point, will history be different?
Going by the rules, I think the setting of this book is accurate.
There's no need to nitpick the geography. This book has its own system.
There's no need to research the language, either. Written language, honorifics, dialects, and personal speech habits all differ considerably.
As for how to avoid taboo words, whether calling oneself "I" is appropriate, and whether certain pronunciations could coexist in the same era, you don't need to take any of it too seriously. This isn't official history.
"Language is something people agree upon through custom."
Theme: All things since ancient times flow eastward
