What are the shortcomings of "Kangxi Dynasty"

The most famous historical flaw in "Kangxi Dynasty" should be that Empress Xiaozhuang calls herself "I Xiaozhuang". The second thing is that in one episode, Xiaozhuang seemed to say that "The Holy Ancestor" entrusted it to her in a dream.

So let’s analyze these two hard-core wounds. First of all, the first title "Xiaozhuang" is really not something Xiaozhuang himself can call himself. Because this is the posthumous title given to Xiaozhuang by his descendants after his death. When a person is not dead, he is called the title after his death. When he thinks about it, it makes him feel a little creepy.

It has been said that one cannot become a spirit after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Did Xiaozhuang accidentally become a spirit through cultivation before the founding of the People's Republic of China? Know your name after death. Therefore, this film and television work is not very rigorous here.

And in addition to the screenwriter, there was also a director, and none of the actors on set could find this flaw, which was particularly funny.

The posthumous title actually refers to the posthumous title given to a meritorious and capable person after a person's death, which symbolizes a person's power and status. Xiaozhuang calls himself "I Xiaozhuang" no less than three times in the play, which is also surprising. This is also one of the few things worth complaining about in this show.

In addition, there is another place. Then one day, Xiaozhuang told Emperor Kangxi that she had a dream about the Holy Ancestor entrusting him with a dream. Not to mention that the name Holy Ancestor did not exist at all at that time. Even if there was someone called the Holy Ancestor in front of him, would he still have to rely on dreams? Are there any secrets that you want to communicate in a dream?

The person who is called the Holy Ancestor is Emperor Kangxi, and this is not the posthumous name of Emperor Kangxi, but the temple name of Emperor Kangxi. He is the son of Kangxi. Emperor Yongzheng repeatedly considered the temple name for Emperor Kangxi. Moreover, the formation of a temple name requires that the person be enshrined in the temple many years after his death.