Extra Chapter 18

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Bright Moon (Thread Starter):
Zou Ji stood over eight feet tall, his appearance radiant and handsome. One morning, dressed in his formal court attire, he peered into a mirror and asked the King, "Between me and Master Xu of the north city, who is more handsome?"
The King replied, "How could Master Xu possibly compare to you?"
Reading this passage in the history books honestly makes me laugh to death.

Cute Little Mastermind:
"Dressed in formal court attire, peered into a mirror, and asked the King..."
Doesn't this passage contain a massive amount of hidden information? Zou Ji was getting dressed and looking in the mirror first thing in the morning, and King Wei of Qi was right there beside him. May I ask what the two of them were doing yesterday?

sekiki:
Good heavens! You’ve spotted the blind spot!

Ci Shu:
When it comes to beauty, within the Seven Kingdoms, the King of Qi is the most beautiful—no room for debate!

Shen Si:
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Every time the King of Qi went out, the streets were deserted as everyone rushed to catch a glimpse; it was truly a case of national celebrity worship.

Luo Bai Wu Cheng:
The King of Qi was always collecting beauties. The King of Chu couldn't understand this and left behind a famous quote: "Why not look in the mirror and see for yourself?"

Xi Tong Xue:
The King of Chu was also a beauty; I suggest the King of Qi take him into the harem.

Chen Si:
Hard agree.

Yun Si:
Come to think of it, in her early years, King Wei of Qi really seemed like a decadent ruler, obsessed with pleasure and neglecting state affairs all day long.

Shen Si:
Not just her early years; she was like that in her later years too. She handed everything over to her Prime Minister while she enjoyed herself, yet she ended up becoming a hegemon.

Wo Bu Ai -> Wo Ai Bu Ai:
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Later emperors tried to imitate her, wallowing in wine and women while leaving all the work to their ministers, but they ended up losing their kingdoms.

Gentleness Under the Sunset:
That’s not a path just anyone can follow; throughout history, she is the only successful case.

Li Tu 6927:
King Wei of Qi was the only woman among the Six Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn period. During her reign, she promoted many female officials and eventually passed the throne to her daughter. That is why women’s status in our country has always remained high; otherwise, we might have ended up like foreign nations.

Hao Kun:
Thank you to our ancestors.

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