'Don't you always scold us barbarians? When we prove that we can also recite poems and write them right, and it is no different from you, let's see how you scold us!'

Shanbao thought proudly.

But there is a trace of uneasiness deep in my heart that always lingers.

He feels that culture can indeed be passed down for thousands of years and is very proud, but it also requires your culture to be truly passed down - that is, it must be guaranteed by sufficient force.

Otherwise, no matter how elegant and beautiful the bride is, it can only fall under the butcher knife of the rat-tail of the money.

When Dajin fell so much that he could only rely on his own poetry to win some face, it could only prove that Dajin was actually almost done, so he had to use such despicable means to start the Zhou Qi war and share his own pressure.

To this end, Shanbao has formulated a complete plan this time in the Great Zhou:

He wanted to give him enough face to Emperor Longdao, but at the same time reminded him not to forget that Qi was the biggest threat to the throne of the Great Zhou. The past few decades have proved that the Jin Dynasty could not cross the Yangtze River when it was the strongest, but Qi was not like this. They not only competed for the world, but even had the qualifications to compete for the Taoist throne!

For the officials and scholars of the Great Zhou Dynasty, Shanbao planned to portray themselves as literati, forcing them to face themselves, and then find ways to compare with Xu Shiyang, who was not familiar with literature and exiled and confiscated his descendants, thus triggering conflicts between the north and the south between the Han people.

Now, the first step of the plan is quite good. Although it is mainly because there are few young people outstanding in this poetry festival, it is still a testament to Shanbao's achievements in Sinology at the poetry festival where there is no first in literature.

The Khan and all the Bo Jilie chose him as an envoy, and they really chose the right choice.

Shanbao took a deep breath and quietly watched the old guys led by Xianggong Wen gathered together and whispered to discuss something.

He knew that was discussing who the leader of this year's poetry meeting should give, but Shanbao himself didn't really care about this - he did not attend the poetry meeting to make a visit.

Shanbao even prepared his words afterwards. Regardless of whether the leader was him or not, he would stand up and make a long speech in front of everyone. In his words, he must pull Xu Shiyang, the unrespectful saint, into it, and then cause conflicts...

As long as you can spread your words next, you will be able to maintain your confidence and cause a sensation among the people of the Great Zhou Dynasty.

Shanbao did not notice that the courtesans who were responsible for singing poetry looked at themselves very unfriendly.

This is mainly because Xu Shiyang Huoshao Dutingyi was adapted by the Dazhou entertainment industry into a story of a certain rush to be angry and angry as a beauty. In a sense, it is indeed not wrong. The introduction to the incident was that the Tartars wanted to force the two courtesans to rob them.

In addition, the news that Gu Hengbo was allowed to restore his surname and became Xu Shiyang's concubine came out of the sea of ​​bitterness. The envious daughter of Da Zhou was very happy to spread this slightly pink story to imply that she was also a strange woman like Gu Hengbo who was untainted from the mud (it could also be used to increase her value).

In order to win the support of public opinion in Jiangnan, Xu Shiliu has been investing heavily in the Jiangnan literary and artistic market (including Ji Guan, storyteller, various operas and the new entertainment forms of Qi State - dramas and newspapers) for ten years...

The Xu family may not have a good reputation in Shilin today, but in the entertainment industry with a wider range of dissemination, the Xu family has a reputation for being extremely good.

Therefore, Shanbao is simply thinking too much. Even if everything develops according to his ideas today, his slander of Qi will not cause public opinion quarrels among the public - others will not spread it to you and will directly "ban" you. What can you do?

Shanbao was not clear at this time. Those famous girls who seemed to be just vases, but were just tools for literati to show their identities and talents, actually had enough energy to "put rags" among the people of the Great Zhou Dynasty.

If they do it more ruthlessly, they can directly distort his performance and portray Shanbao as a pure clown.

In that way, no matter what he says, it will be a complete joke in the eyes of the people.

But Shanbao doesn't know this.

In fact, Mr. Wen and the scholars present also didn't know that, so everyone felt that if a Tartar had the leader today, the entire poetry meeting would probably become a joke for the whole world.

"Wu Wu is the first, what else can he do if he doesn't give it to him?" Someone simply planned to be foolish.

"When writing poetry is good, how can we speak against our conscience? Even if we don't give him the leader, then the poems and essays will be spread tonight, will the scholars in the world not be able to see it?"

"What should I do? Or I rated him as second or third?"

At this moment, a servant from the literary family ran from outside into the garden where the poetry meeting was being held. While running, he waved a large stack of newspapers in his hand and shouted: "Master! Report urgently! Report urgently!!!"

Mr. Wen frowned and shouted coldly: "Why are you so panicked? What kind of decent thing?"

"Master! It's Jiangbei's urgent report!" The servant ignored the scholar-in-law of the Manyuan, and did not care about Mr. Wen's reprimand, but continued to shout loudly: "Liaoyang victories! The Qi army conquered Liaoyang! Winning, Master!"

"What?"

A buzzing sound broke out at the scene, and everyone looked at the panting servant, unable to believe what he said.

"The Tartars are dead! The Tartars are dead!" The boy repeated: "The Tartars are dead! The Tartars are dead!"

Shanbao, who was enjoying tea while waiting for the show in the stands, naturally saw this scene. The literary Tartar looked at the excited servant in amazement, unable to believe that this was actually true.

Dajin died?

All the plans, bypassing most of the Central Plains, and relying on his perfect tongue to persuade Jamuha, Shanshan Shihou and Zhou emperor, all of which were suddenly lost due to the Qi army's blow from the underworld.

With a loud bang, Shanbao's teacup fell to the ground and fell to pieces.

Just like his mood at this moment.

On the stage, Mr. Wen took the letter from the servant's hand - this is a report on the situation of the war written by Xu Shiyang to the Great Zhou court. The content is very simple:

The Qi army had liberated Liaoyang on New Year's Eve in the fifth year of Longdao. The pseudo-Jin chief Wanyan Hela, and Wanyan Zongbi was awarded the title of the head.

"Haha, that kid Xu Shiyang won."

After reading the letter, Wen Jifu said happily:

"The Tartars are no longer a problem."

"I will go to the palace again tomorrow and ask for a visit to the official family."

No matter what the emperor thought, no matter what verbal agreement he reached with Shanbao, the moment did not count.

Because the Jin Kingdom no longer exists as a country, protecting the identity of the envoy became a joke - we can't let the Great Zhou Dynasty, a feud, help the Jin Kingdom restore the country, right?

Now, Mr. Wen is full of confidence in persuading the emperor to change his mind.

After thinking about it, Mr. Wen looked at Shanbao, who was in a dismay, and said:
Chapter completed!