Star Chart of the Heavens

With a personality like that, he thinks he can play the court game and make money through transportation? He'll be lucky if he doesn't end up as nothing but bones!

There is a big problem with Emperor Sui Yang's whitewashing. Do you really understand Emperor Sui Yang? 1. The Grand Canal was excavated in the Spring and Autumn Period, completed in the Sui Dynasty, prospered in the Tang and Song Dynasties, straightened in the Yuan Dynasty, and dredged in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the long years, it has gone through three major construction processes.

Chapters one and two were alright, but Chapter three was just... What the hell? The transition was too abrupt. Time to go!

Hopefully, this book won't be like the previous one, where much of the content was copied directly from the original work towards the end, nor will it lose patience after writing the first two worlds, glossing over many details.

Haha! If you choose the path of a civil official, you can only learn swordsmanship. Haven't you heard of civil officials carrying swords and military generals carrying knives? When have you ever heard of civil officials carrying knives in any dynasty?

Why is it that in all works based on Chinese mythology, Taoism is always three points weaker than Buddhism? Often, Taoism shows deference to Buddhism, while Buddhism looks down on Taoism. Similarly, for example, if one is driven by lust, the Taoist villain is portrayed as lust-driven; if driven by fame, the Taoist villain is portrayed as a self-serving opportunist; if driven by profit, the Taoist…

Can a modern person pass the imperial examination in just a few months starting from scratch? You'd be lucky if you could master traditional Chinese characters in a few months. And do you believe that the examiners would tear up the paper if the average modern person wrote calligraphy?

The good people who are trying to whitewash Yang Guang are really just saying that he was an ambitious but incompetent, tyrannical ruler. What's there to whitewash? He wasn't fundamentally different from other incompetent rulers. He treated the lives of ordinary people like dirt, and all he did was to facilitate his own rule. His overthrow was nothing more than a dog-eat-dog affair.

Please revise the passage about Ming**'s ugliness. If someone is truly ugly, they might be able to marry the daughter of a rebel leader, but their ugliness is considered unsuitable for a ruler. That would be the end of them. That doesn't make sense; you can't just write whatever you want in a novel. **The emperor's ascension to the throne is the most legitimate.**

The attempt to whitewash Emperor Yang of Sui likely began after Fu Dalong's portrayal of Yang Guang, while the attempt to whitewash King Zhou likely started after Ma Jingtao's performance. So, it turns out that if you want to whitewash a historical figure, just find a great actor to make a TV series about him and you're good to go!