Ridiculous

In the 18th century, during the Louis XVI era, a rural magistrate, the Marquis de Melovi Pangogo, discovered that local residents were widely infected with a rare beriberi disease due to flooding problems. He had to go to the palace to present a water conservancy reform plan to the emperor. However, he never found an opportunity to speak to the emperor at the palace. The kind-hearted old horse gave him advice on how to adapt to the court culture, and said that Louis XVI liked the humorous conversation and witty questions and answers the most, so the Marquis of Pangeguo deliberately sought opportunities to talk. As expected, his skills shocked everyone, and he became popular in the capital.