The First Remonstrator in the Southern Song Dynasty

In the eighth year of Shaoxing, the Song and Jin Dynasties were in conflict, and the situation in the court was gloomy. In this precarious situation, Chen Shou became the most cost-conscious censor in the Song Dynasty. Others were admonishing him to leave his name in history, but he was admonishing him because he really felt sorry for the copper coins used to buy chicken blood. Every time he bumped into the court pillar, what he was thinking about was whether he could recover enough silver reward from His Majesty. Zhao Gou regarded him as a scoundrel, Qin Hui hated him to the core, and all civil and military officials in the court shunned him like snakes and scorpions.