Three hundred and fifty-four chapters curse with words
When Han Du saw that everyone couldn't hold their heads up after being scolded by him, he suddenly felt very bored. He waved to Fang Xiaoru and left.
After Han Du left, the faces of these people were still as ugly as ever. Those who were still somewhat sober had extremely depressed expressions, muttering: "It's over, it's over, fame for a lifetime, fame for a lifetime,
Everything is ruined..."
After others heard this, they suddenly realized the seriousness of the matter.
As soon as Han Du's poem comes out, it will inevitably attract people to sing it. Although Han Du's poem is not the best, it can be regarded as a famous piece. When the Ming Dynasty was short of poems, it will definitely arouse people's attention.
Being sought after. As the negative side of this poem, they can be said to have gained notoriety through this poem, and their reputations have been ruined in one lifetime.
Everyone looked at the leader angrily, and at the same time they also regretted that they should not have come rashly just for a meal and drink. But now it is too late no matter what you say, and there is no regret in this world.
Everyone quickly stood up and left without even saying hello, as if they could leave the place a moment earlier and be less involved.
Han Du and Fang Xiaoru walked out of the restaurant.
Fang Xiaoru, who was behind him, quickly took two steps and said to Han Du, "Brother Han is so talented in literature. The scolding really makes him happy."
Han Du thought for a moment and realized what Fang Xiaoru was talking about, so he explained: "Brother Fang misunderstood. Han Du did not do it himself, but borrowed it from others."
Who would have thought that Han Du’s explanation would not be good enough for Fang Xiaoru. “Brother Han, don’t be humble. How can there be such a coincidence in this world? Brother Han can write a good poem and scold them in the blink of an eye. It’s incredible.
It’s like Cao Zijian’s style of writing a poem in seven steps.”
It is easy to write a poem, and it is not difficult to write a good poem. With Fang Xiaoru's literary talent, if he has time to think about it, he can also do it. But like Han Du, he must write a poem in a very short time
Once good words come out, he can't do it.
As for Han Du's categorical denial that he did not write the poem, haha, Fang Xiaoru only thought that Han Du was being humble. Poems written in this world are either about praising feelings or expressing aspirations. Is there anyone like Han Du who specifically writes to curse people?
As for cursing, I'm afraid the only one is Han Du's. Where can he borrow it?
When Han Du saw that Fang Xiaoru had determined that it was written by him, he didn't bother to explain anything. Besides, what's there to explain? Everyone is a time traveler. Could it be that a monk can touch it but a poor Taoist can't? As a copycat, there are many articles in the world.
copy.
Han Du warmly invited Fang Xiaoru to eat and drink at the seafood restaurant. Finally, he asked Fang Xiaoru not to return home for the time being, but to stay in the capital for a longer period of time. Even if there was no place to live, Han Du could make arrangements for him.
Fang Xiaoru had no objection to Han Du's request and nodded directly in agreement. However, he shook his head and refused Han Du's proposal to arrange a place to live, saying bluntly that he had a place to live and didn't need to worry about Han Du.
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At night, in Fengtian Hall.
Lao Zhu had finished handling the government affairs for the day and was sitting on the dragon chair while drinking ginseng tea and listening to Mao Xiang's report. The focus of the news reported by Mao Xiang was the war situation between the north and the south. The south was a little better and he drove all the way without any encounters.
Mao Xiang naturally had not much information to report on any decent resistance. But it was different in the north. Mao Xiang had to report every detail of information to Lao Zhu.
Although the military information from the north and the south was constantly being transmitted to the imperial court, it was obvious that Mao Xiang's news channels were earlier than those from the imperial court. Therefore, Lao Zhu was able to get the news in advance, which facilitated him to make timely decisions.
Various responses.
After Mao Xiang finished reporting various news, seeing that the emperor had no instructions, he continued to talk about various news from the market.
The news about Han Du is still a topic of conversation among the people after dinner, but what is different from the past is that Han Du appeared in the restaurant today.
"What are you talking about? This bastard can write lyrics to scold those who arranged him?" Lao Zhu has Mao Xiang, so he naturally knows that someone is constantly editing Han Du, and he also knows who is the mastermind behind this.
who.
It could be due to the fact that Han Du didn't know how to praise, and in addition, later this boy dared to threaten me. Lao Zhu did not defend Han Du, but let those people continue to arrange him, and wanted to see this boy
joke.
Unexpectedly, this guy actually came forward on his own. And he solved the matter completely as soon as he left the house, and he did so by writing lyrics.
Mao Xiang nodded, and then told the emperor what happened. The details were so detailed that Lao Zhu felt as if he was actually there.
"I am originally from Houshan, and I was a guest in the middle hall. I danced drunkenly with half a volume of scriptures in the Sutra Pavilion, and sat in a well to talk about how vast the sky is." Lao Zhu muttered while standing up and pacing, "Aspirations play for fame, and seas compete to measure blessings and misfortunes. When the time comes,
When you are short of money, you angrily point out that everything is wrong."
Just reciting it seemed like it was not enough for Lao Zhu. He didn’t need anyone to serve him with pen and ink, he just picked up the pen and wrote down the words on the imperial desk. He read it several times and praised: “Not bad, not bad, it’s worthy of him to be with me.
Talent in the heart.”
This poem vividly describes the embarrassment of those who are ambitious and talented, and the more Lao Zhu reads it, the more joyful he becomes. At that time, Lao Zhu’s relatives in his family starved to death one by one. In Lao Zhu’s view, these were all the sins of officials.
It was the officials who hurt him. And the officials were all scholars, so Lao Zhu never had a good impression of scholars. But not having a good impression is one thing, and reality is another. Lao Zhu knew clearly that,
If you want to govern the world, you still have to rely on officials and scholars, so Lao Zhu will give relevant preferential treatment to scholars.
And this poem really scolded those people who have great ambitions but little talent, and scolded them heartily. How could it not make Lao Zhu feel a burst of joy and joy?
Mao Xiang was stunned for a while while listening to His Majesty Dan, but he didn't understand poetry, and he didn't know whether the word Han Du was good or bad. But since the emperor said it was good, it would be great to think about it.
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In just a few days, after Han Du wrote a poem to scold those scholars, the people who originally yelled and killed Han Du disappeared instantly. Not only did they all shut up, many of them even cut off their robes for fear of being implicated.
Being scolded as a person with great ambition and a lack of talent. If someone had been scolded as having a great ambition but a lack of talent in the past, thick-skinned people would not even care at all. But it is different now. If anyone is scolded as having a great ambition but a lack of talent, then be prepared to argue with this poem.