
You Asked Me to Take the Imperial Exams for the Young Master, and I Became Chancellor?
让你替公子科举,你直接官拜宰相?
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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Ren is a posthumous title. The following is a study of posthumous titles compiled by Su Xun. In addition, it seems that there were no emperors in ancient China with the posthumous title of Ren (仁), but there were several emperors with the temple name Ren (仁). For example, Emperor Renzong of Song, Emperor Renzong of Yuan, Emperor Renzong of Ming, and Emperor Renzong of Qing.
The main issue is that he calls the emperor "Emperor Yuanren." "Ren" is a posthumous title, but the emperor was still alive. It's a fictional historical story, but giving a living emperor a posthumous title is really too far-fetched.
What kind of rubbish is this? The names are all out of order! Did you even bother to proofread it after you finished?
The author himself wrote it all in a mess.
Was it written in AI? The identities of the two characters were repeatedly confused. The plot is quite interesting, leaning towards fantasy, but the logic is a bit messy.