Stop Bothering Me, EmperorCh46 - Calligraphy

 

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Translator's Note

风骨 strength of character, or strong style. Sort of saying his words have no strength

Translator's Note

zheng, google for the full meaning, but it usually means ‘struggle’. Egh, it’s hard to explain, because calligraphy usually refers to the strokes and (I think) the broken down meaning of the character

Translator's Note

in chinese, it’s pronounced wocao

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19 comments

  1. Lots of time modern historians too romanticize the history to even alter it according to their own beliefs or their ‘commissioners’ and we common people would never know the truth.

    Thanks for the chapter ❤

  2. Lmao I thot it was weird that the style was named after a chinese swear word. The theatre explains it XDD Thanks for the chapter!

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    Thanks for the chapter! History isa lot of fun. It is full of silliness, mistakes & coincidences leading to discoveries & amazing happenings. Amongst so many lessons, it teaches humility & never underestimating the potential of things.

  4. Translator, did you mistype Old Qu names? two times.

    1. Consequently, every afternoon became Old Song writing and drawing at the side, while Song Xiao silently read books.

    2. Old Cao frowned.

    Coz I dont think there’s a character named Cao.