Try your best to let the master you serve sleep with them.

Once they become pregnant, they will be quietly sent back to Japan.

After these maids go back, they will become extremely noble and popular, and the princes and famous people will all compete for them.

That's right.

Take them as wives.

This was extremely glorious at the time.

The social status of these Japanese women is higher than that of their daimyo husbands.

And if the child they give birth to is a boy, he must be the perfect heir.

What if it's a daughter?

hehe.

The other famous names are eager to compete with each other and also want to get married.

This is how the Chinese people complete the blood exchange.

Among the unofficial histories, there are shadows of Japanese women in the illegitimate child incident of Su Shi and Su Dongpo.

We even know that now, a thousand years ago, the bloodline of the self-proclaimed illegitimate son of Su Shi is still extremely prominent in Japan.

Just say fantasy or not, right?

Su Shi's "Han Shi Tie" written at that time is said to be the third running script in the world, Wang Xizhi's Lanting preface, and Yan Zhenqing's memorial manuscript for his nephew. One is a copy, one is in Taiwan, and the other is in Fusang, Japan, in the hands of the so-called descendants of Su Shi.

The story is just so... magical.

Japanese people focus on inheritance but not on bloodline.

Many chaebols will not pass it on to their sons.

Because the son is useless.

So, they will be passed on to...the son-in-law.

Of course, the son-in-law must change his surname, and the children must also change their surname.

This is the reason why the ancient nobility of Japan can be passed down for more than a thousand years, and even for more than two thousand years without extinction.

Su Mu is thinking...!

The young master really gave birth to an illegitimate son and became the emperor of Japan.

Does this count as bringing glory to the country?

Nonsence!

Beautiful thought.
Chapter completed!