The Qi Scholar of the Warring States

Is it from the Spring and Autumn Period, when a man married 100 wives, kept them in his harem, and allowed anyone to enter freely, and they fathered 100 sons?

The historical figure in question is Tian Zhuangzi, whose reign saw the Tian family completely control the state of Qi. However, historical records about him are extremely scarce.

Author! If you want to preserve more of the spirit of the pre-Qin aristocracy and the spirit of the Chinese scholar-official class, you shouldn't resort to so many schemes and tricks! As a time traveler, there's absolutely no need for such tactics.

You clearly didn't intend for anyone to read this article. The way you express yourself is too rigid. In this era of simplified Chinese characters and vernacular, why are you writing like classical Chinese? What are you trying to express? I've read three chapters, but I don't want to read any more.

It's well-written. Although I don't have the money to read it, I'll still vote for it every day.

I don't like romance scenes. After watching Li Xuejian's "The Emperor's Shadow," romance scenes just don't appeal to me anymore. You can go check it out, it's quite nice. It fits well.

I'm writing too slowly. I hope that Legalism will be used in governing the country in the future, instead of Confucianism.

I wonder if the author would do much better if they published a physical book. Personally, I find e-books to be something I can quickly devour to relax, while physical books allow me to savor them more.

Here's my recommendation vote, author, keep it up!

At first glance, it's easy to see that the writing is exceptional. The further you read, the more you appreciate the charm of the words.