Meishan Su family, Su Yun is the most virtuous

Chapter 103 On the Gains and Losses of Han, Tang and Song Politics

Su Yun saw the opportunity very quickly and answered Su Shi, saying with a smile: "Uncle, you are joking. You are reminiscing about the past with Senior Zhang, and how dare I, as a junior, say more.

If you guys have finished chatting, why don't we go home now? Senior Zhang and his family must be very tired after a long journey, so why don't we go home and rest first."

Su Shi smiled at Zhang Dun and said, "Look, isn't this kid very lazy? If you say one thing about him, he can be worth ten."

Zhang Dun laughed and said, "Zizhan has taught me well."

Su Shi laughed when he heard this and said, "I was wondering if Zhang Zihou had cultivated his mind and temper over the years, but I didn't expect that he is still so unforgiving with his mouth. Hahahaha!"

Everyone laughed, and Su Yun couldn't help laughing as well.

Just now Su Shi said that he was lazy, and his words were worth ten others. Zhang Dun's words "good teaching" seemed like a compliment, but in fact they were teasing Su Shi for his unforgiving mouth.

Su Shi then counterattacked, saying that Zhang Dun had not been able to cultivate his mind and character over the years and that his mouth was too sharp.

Su Yun secretly complained in his heart that if one’s level was not high enough, he might not be able to understand such a fight between smart people.

The two old friends made fun of each other, and the followers also moved some luggage down. It was not a lot, because this ship was specially rented by Zhang Dun's family and could be used according to Zhang Dun's schedule. Therefore, they did not need to bring all the luggage, just some personal belongings.

But something unexpected happened when they were about to set out. Zhang Yuan, who was only twelve years old, was dragging his feet and was unwilling to go home. When Zhang Dun asked, the youngest son wanted to go to a nearby restaurant.

Su Shi was a little surprised. After all, he had invited Zhang Dun and his family to his home, but Zhang Yuan said he wanted to go to a restaurant. Whether he was staying or eating in the restaurant, it was a bit of an offense to the host.

Zhang Dun laughed and explained to Su Shi, "He is not greedy for the food in the restaurant. He wants to go to the restaurant to find the latest version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. We got the first ten chapters in Jiangzhou and finished reading them in just half a day. This kid is so bored."

Su Shi laughed loudly upon hearing this, and pointed at Su Yun and Zhang Yuan and said, "Go find your brother Yun, I guarantee you'll be able to see all the stories that have been written, even the parts that haven't been published on the market yet, he has them all. If you stay a few more days, he'll be able to write new ones for you every day."

When these words came out, the four sons of the Zhang family were all surprised. Suddenly they remembered: It seems that the author of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is Su Yun? Just now, I heard my father introduce this young man, and he is also called Su Yun?

Zhang Yuan was overjoyed and asked, "Are you Su Yun who wrote the Romance of the Three Kingdoms?"

Su Yun nodded and said with a smile, "It's me. If you want to read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, then go to my house. I have already written the latest ten chapters, but I haven't had time to print them out yet."

Zhang Yuan jumped up three feet high, and without even mentioning going to the restaurant, he kept saying, "Hurry up, hurry up, let's go to Brother Yun's house!"

As soon as these words were spoken, everyone laughed and quickly set off.

The carriage entered the east gate and arrived at the courtyard. Wang Runzhi was already waiting at the door with his family.

After they met, they exchanged some pleasantries, but Su Yun asked Zhang Yuan to pull him and insisted on going to Su Yun's room to read the storybook immediately.

Su Yun looked at Su Shi helplessly. Su Shi waved his hand and said, "Go, take A Yuan with you..."

He turned around and saw Zhang Ze, Zhang Shou and the others looking eagerly with shining eyes, and immediately said with a smile: "You guys can go too."

Zhang Ze and his companions were overjoyed, and immediately surrounded Su Yun, saying, "Brother Yun, Brother Yun, let's go in first, let's go in first." Zhang Dun added, "Ruo'er, you can go and take a look too."

Zhang Ruo responded crisply, "Yes, Daddy."

Then she lifted up her skirt and ran quickly behind him.

When Wang Runzhi saw the bright and lovely Zhang Ruo, he couldn't take his eyes off her. He thought, this daughter of Uncle Zhang looks so good. I wonder if she is married. Ama is already in her early twenties and still unmarried. It would be great if she could marry Ama.

But she didn't know that her husband Su Shi didn't even tell her in order to keep it a secret.

Su Yun was surrounded and taken back to his study. His study was in a mess. He had been busy writing books recently, and all kinds of waste manuscripts, materials, papers, etc. were piled everywhere.

However, Zhang Ze and his companions did not despise them. After receiving Su Yun's manuscript, they immediately found a place, and the four brothers put their heads together to read, and the room suddenly became quiet.

Su Yun gave the manuscript to Zhang Ze and others, and then quickly cleaned up the room. He felt a little embarrassed that his study was so messy with so many people coming.

After Zhang Ruo entered the room, she glanced around with her beautiful eyes, then walked to a pile of Lao Gao's books, reached out and picked up one, and found that it was filled with densely packed information, all handwritten.

Zhang Ruo took a look at the contents and was immediately shocked. He quickly turned back to the title page, which read: A study on the political gains and losses of the Han, Tang and Song dynasties.

Sure enough.

She just took a look at the content. It briefly discussed the four aspects of government power distribution, imperial examinations and elections, taxation system, national defense and military service system, and analyzed the political pros and cons of the Han, Tang and Song dynasties as well as their final collapse.

Oh, the Song Dynasty had not yet collapsed, so it discussed the problems existing in that dynasty.

This book is written very briefly, discussing four aspects of problems in each dynasty. However, after reading it from the Han and Tang dynasties, one will suddenly have a clear understanding of the problems of the Song Dynasty. It is really very insightful!
Zhang Ruo recalled what his father Zhang Dun had told him about the many ills of the Song Dynasty. In fact, to sum up, they are nothing more than the four major problems in this booklet.

Zhang Ruo flipped through the booklets below and found that some specialized in the study of the economy of the late Han Dynasty, some studied the customs and habits of the time, and some studied the official system of the time. Of course, the majority were biographies of various Three Kingdoms characters.

Zhang Ruo glanced at Su Yun and saw that Su Yun was hurriedly packing his things.

At this time, Su Yun packed up his things and came over. Seeing Zhang Ruo looking at him, he felt a little embarrassed and said with a smile, "I have been too busy writing books recently and have no time to clean up. It is really too messy."

Zhang Ruo gathered his sleeves and smiled, "This is the first time I've seen such a chaotic study room. I find it interesting. You must have a lot of work to do when writing the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, right?"

When Zhang Ruo mentioned this, Su Yunke had something to say. He said that being a creator was probably very boring and lonely.

What readers see is whether the book is interesting, whether the characters in it are awesome enough, and whether the events experienced are interesting...

But as a creator, he has to study the dynasty background, economic conditions, customs and human sentiments, political gains and losses, conflicts between characters, and unknown things...

This is a very arduous and boring process for the creators, as it is a very arduous task. However, it cannot be told to others because no one cares about it.

　I know my mistakes and I can correct them. People are quite disgusted with stealing books, so I deleted that part. I hope you all enjoy reading the book.
　　
　
(End of this chapter)