Xiaozhao is awesome!

Then he pulled down the light screen and continued reading the remaining parts.

3. [Zhao Ji]

[Initial Line]:

Emperor Huizong of Song, Zhao Ji (November 2, 1082 - June 4, 1135), known as the Master of Xuanhe, the eighth emperor of the Song Dynasty.

Painter and calligrapher. The eleventh son of Emperor Shen Zong, and younger brother of Emperor Zhezong, he was successively titled Prince Suining and Prince Duan.

In the First Year of Jingkang (1126), when the Jin army was at the gates, he heeded Li Gang's advice and abdicated to Crown Prince Zhao Huan.

In March of the Second Year of Jingkang, both Emperor Qinzhong Zhao Huan and he were taken captive by the Jin people.

In the thirteenth year of Jin Tianhui (1135), he died in Five Kingdoms City, at the age of 54.

[Dungeon Line]:

Influenced by the 'Wall-Facer.'

In the winter of 1100 AD, Zhao Ji was deposed by Prince Jian Zhao Si via a coup and later imprisoned in an imperial manor outside Bianjing City.

After spending several months coming to terms with reality, Zhao Ji focused his mind on literary creation, inventing multiple fonts such as "Skinny Gold Script," "Fat Gold Script," and "Ear Root Gold Script."

He and Cai Jing, who attended to his daily life, were known as the great masters of the literary field in Huaxia history.

Addendum: During his imprisonment, Zhao Ji fathered a hundred and three children, later earning the nickname "Song Dynasty Seeding Machine."

1147 AD.

Zhao Ji passed away, historically known as the Pseudo-Emperor.

4. [Zhang Shuye]

[Initial Line]:

Zhang Shuye (1065-1127), styled Jizhong, was the grandson of Zhang Qi, a Northern Song general and minister.

During the Jingkang Incident, he led troops to defend Bianliang City, but after the failure, he was captured by the Jin Kingdom along with Emperor Qinzhong.

He hanged himself en route, at the age of sixty-three.

[Dungeon Line]:

Influenced by the 'Wall-Facer.'

Zhang Shuye received a secret order from Zhao Si in 1103 AD to lead troops secretly to Yilu for nickel mining, during which he encountered the prince Gao Zheng who lamented the atrocities of Korea.

Later, Zhang Shuye, under Zhao Si's orders, led an army to conquer the Korean capital and captured the Korean monarch Wang Song.

He repeated Wang Mang's act of the Han Dynasty and renamed Korea to "Steal."

1105 AD.

Zhang Shuye broke into the Japanese gathering stronghold, capturing over forty thousand Japanese citizens, unexpectedly discovering suspected relics left by Xu Fu from pre-Qin times.

1124 AD.

Zhao Si appointed Zhang Shuye as the military commander of Lower Kogury, later granting him the title of Noble of Lower Kogury.

5. [Wang Bing]:

[Initial Line]:

Wang Bing (? - 1126), a native of Bianjing, styled Zheng Chen, a renowned general of the Northern Song.

In June of the First Year of Jingkang (1126), appointed as the Jiedushi of Jianwu Army.

In September, cut off from aid in Taiyuan, with soldiers and citizens starving, he fought street battles with weary troops even as the city fell, before drowning himself in the river after being wounded by dozens of spears, defending Taiyuan for over two hundred and fifty days.

[Dungeon Line]:

Influenced by the 'Wall-Facer.'

Wang Bing became one of the first pilots of the Great Song air force, proposing various effective aircraft improvement plans. Outside Taiyuan City, he flew the first bomber "Victory Swallow No.1" together with Wang Yue, killing Wanyan Aguda and Wanyan Zongwang.

After achieving numerous military exploits on battlefields everywhere, he was appointed air force commander of the Great Song, holding the rank of Senior Second Grade.

1158 AD.

Wang Bing died of natural causes, instructing his son before his death to bury a copy of the "Heaven-Peace Sword Technique," kept in his secret room for decades, with him.

6. [Jia Xian]

[Initial Line]:

Jia Xian, a mathematician from the first half of the 11th century in Northern Song China.

He wrote "Emperor Huang's Nine Chapters of Mathematical Methods" and "Ancient Algorithm Collection," but both have been lost.

According to "Song History" records, Jia Xian studied astronomy and calendar calculations under mathematician Chu Yan and authored "Emperor Huang's Nine Chapters of Mathematical Methods," "Unlocking Calculation Book," and other works.

[Dungeon Line]:

Influenced by the 'Wall-Facer.'

Jia Xian presided over the revision of the "Multi-Multiplication Algorithm Collection," which not only covered triangles and binomials but also preliminarily addressed the curvature problem, providing an important idea for the complete concept of Gaussian curvature presented by the later renowned mathematician Gauss.

1107 AD.

Jia Xian passed away in his sleep, at the age of 88.

Later, the "Multi-Multiplication Algorithm Collection" was collected by the Yanjing Museum, and copies were held by the British Museum.

7. [Donkey]

[Initial Line]:

The donkey belonging to Su Song (1096-1100), was made into roasted donkey meat before Su Song left Bianjing to return to Jingkou, tasting incredibly delicious.

[Dungeon Line]:

Influenced by the 'Wall-Facer.'

This donkey was incorporated into the Artifact Bureau, responsible for pulling various types of equipment, working ten hours a day.

To commemorate this donkey, the Da Song Science Academy passed a resolution specifically placing a copper donkey sculpture at the entrance.

The first cell observation, the first astronomical telescope, the first airplane, the first steam engine, and even the first gun were inseparable from this donkey's contribution.

In later generations, the Great Song Empire was also called the "Empire Driven by a Donkey."

8. [Wang Lin]

Uh...wait?

At this point.

Xu Yun couldn't help but rub his eyes.

Darn it!

What did I just see?!

Then he opened his eyes wide, only to find those two words still unchanged.

[Wang Lin]

[Initial Line]:

None.

[Dungeon Line]:

A mysterious figure recorded in unofficial history, rumored to have been born as a male actor but possessed boundless knowledge.

He had extremely close relations with Su Song, Li Qingzhao, and Zhao Si, rumored to have been involved in the matters behind telescopes and other inventions, yet mysteriously disappeared after Zhao Si ascended to the throne.

According to unofficial history, it is suspected that this person died at the hands of Zhao Si.

However, later generations led by a fujoshi author named 'Stem Shooting Jasmine' from the CP party believe Wang Lin did not die:

He was secretly taken into the palace by Zhao Si and became a forbidden plaything. Related fanfiction is highly viewed on various forums.

Xu Yun:

"??????"

What the heck?

Male actor?

Thinking of this.

Xu Yun suddenly recalled the looks from Old Su, Mr. Xie, Yongzhu, and Zhang San at the beginning of the dungeon.

"Damn it...."

However, before he could finish speaking.

The light screen in front of him suddenly changed.

[Simulation concluded, starting settlement...]

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Note:

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