The Su Clan of Meishan: Su Yun Is the Wisest

Su Shi looked down on Wei Qing and despised Huo Qubing, yet he himself lived a worthless life. "Your bodies and names are gone, but the rivers flow on forever," he lamented, referring to the sycophantic behavior of scholars.

Do you really think the Zhao family can be saved?

There's an account about Su Shi, its veracity uncertain: Su Shi had a concubine who remained devoted to him during his times of hardship, supporting him with handicrafts and caring for him. Later, when she became pregnant, Su Shi gave her away to a friend like an object, which was considered a beautiful story at the time, as concubines were generally seen as objects, and it was common for…

Su Shi brought all the suffering upon himself. He could have chosen a sinecure, written poetry, sang songs, and lived a carefree life as a top figure in the Song Dynasty. Instead, he chose to be a stubborn man. When Wang Anshi was in power, he criticized him, but when Ouyang Xiu was in power, he sympathized with Wang Anshi.

Let me count the Su family members on Qidian over the years: Su You, Su Lu, Su Yun; Su Xun, Su Huan, Su You's generation; Su Shi, Su Zhe, Su Lu. Which generation does Su Yun belong to? Isn't the next generation supposed to have the radical for "walking" (辶)?

I don't know why, but I feel disgusted when I see this book title. Does anyone else feel the same way?

You start padding the word count with women as soon as it's released. If you don't have the writing skills to write that well, why don't you just focus on writing about careers instead of having to write about a bunch of prostitutes to disgust readers?

The reviews suggest it's a normal historical novel, but every time I see this awful title, I find it hard to even start reading!

This protagonist is truly speechless. In his past life, he had everything he wanted because of his abilities, and he was having too much fun, so he felt life was meaningless and died. In this life, he comes to ancient times, and he acts like he's about to die because he's too powerful and has no purpose in life. He then uses this to pester Su Shi to advance the plot.

I initially read it as a historical fantasy novel, but the ending, with the Western Xia defeated, Empress Dowager Gao seizing power, and the Ministry of Works achieving some success only to have it stolen, was incredibly frustrating. The protagonist was practically ready to rebel and become emperor! P. S.: It seems the author has forgotten about Liu Xianglan. Is there no harem element to be added later?