My Lord, His Majesty Has Resigned Again

Comparing poems with others in ancient times was a slap in the face. As a modern person, if you don't understand what's going on in it, and you try to make up whatever you want, you'll get slapped. For example, although today's books are classics, they don't match your experience, and you don't even know the characteristics of the poems. If you read other poems, others will know that this poem belongs to you. It's plagiarism, because every person who writes poetry has his own characteristics, which most people can't see. Only those who are versed in poetry will know.

Reasoning is too old-fashioned, there is nothing new, the routines are fixed, and they are all bad. Also, I can't understand how a pancake fruit can attract so many people's attention? Have you ever seen a temple fair in China? If you said it was in the UK, I would have tolerated it, and then because pancakes are so popular, someone actually came to ask you to hand over your skills? How technical is the pancake fruit? If I were one of those hooligans, not only would I want you to help train people to sell pancake fruit, but I would also want 30% of your turnover, and you would also be selling food on the street. No one would treat you like a student. People see that you have never registered as a merchant, but you are still engaged in a humble business. Don't worry, no great scholar will accept you as an apprentice. For example, Sima Xiangru and Zhuo Wenjun opened a wine shop. Have you ever heard that Sima Xiangru sells wine on the street? In fact, you just need to dress up handsomely and copy a few poems. For example, if you only meet for the first time in life and spread your reputation, someone will naturally help you. You have to follow the wrong way. In ancient times, if you didn't read books and devoted yourself to making a fortune, it was the wrong way.

For the record, the new books in the history category ranked second, and the all-start boys' novels ranked 63rd... Awesome!

I am disgusted that these ancient poems are thrown out more than ten or twenty at a time like Chinese cabbage. Not only does it fail to create a pretentious scene, it actually makes people sick.

Author, you are crazy and I am crazy. In the Song Dynasty, Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty made egg-filled cakes for the refugees. They also bought iron stoves and added spices, salt, oil, and eggs, ah?

There was no lower class fried food before industrialization? Do you know that in the old days, the bottom farmers couldn't afford oil?

Are you trying to laugh me to death by saying that Zhang Juzheng is not as good as Wang Anshi? First of all, Wang Anshi's character and talent are not bad. Zhang Juzheng is really not good in this aspect. As for political means... When Zhang Juzheng was the chief minister, all political parties regarded him as one of their own. For a period of time, almost all of them wooed him, and not many people attacked him. The administration can continue to be implemented. Isn't it an exaggeration to say that it will extend the life of the Ming Dynasty? Looking at Wang Anshi, his ideas are indeed fine, even a bit advanced, but the implementation is a bit outrageous. There is nothing wrong with saying that the more changes he makes, the more he improves, right? As for what you said about Wang Anshi's advancement, Zhang Juzheng's methods are not rough either? The decrees you saw were the product of compromises from all parties, otherwise Zhang Juzheng would not be able to sit still. Regardless of Zhang Juzheng's self-destruction, there is a person who has no character but benefits the people more and a person who has character but benefits the people less. I personally prefer the former. As for whether Wang Anshi could do better than him if he had the power of Zhang Juzheng... I don't know. But I personally feel that if you don't have a bad heart, you will almost never get that kind of power. If you won't compromise, you won't be able to exercise your power. And this is power, there is no if or not. I also said that if Zhang Juzheng had a character like Wang Anshi, he might not be able to live to be the first minister... (If I am wrong, please feel free to comment. I am actually neutral, but I have seen that some book friends always like to praise and trample historical figures, making them look like they are worthless...)

At the beginning, I copied dozens of poems, each of which was a masterpiece worthy of being famous in history. It was like treating Wang Zha as a mistress. It felt a bit unreal, and there was no need to publish so many good poems at once. Some of them were enough to become famous all over the world. I have written this point of poetry three times. The first time I wrote it, I could see the emotional intelligence of the participants. It was quite interesting to make yourself famous in the world together with the protagonist. The next two times were just show-offs. The main character copied the poem and everyone was shocked.

The dialogue between the three brothers in the first few chapters is completely in today's vernacular, mixed with current colloquialisms and Internet slang, which always feels out of place. Of course, I am not saying that the author must use ancient Chinese, but too much vernacular and Internet slang will be very dramatic. I hope the author will pay more attention to it.

The emperor of the Song Dynasty was not called His Majesty, but was called Guanjia. Wives in the Song Dynasty called their men XX Lang, or Lang Jun, for example, Da Lang took medicine! The name Xianggong started in the Ming Dynasty.