People with a slightly online IQ should know that roosters do not lay eggs. But the ancient emperor, as the supreme leader of feudal society, the emperor said that everything was right, even if it was wrong, no one dared to easily refute it. There was an emperor in history who had to eat the eggs laid by the rooster, and the minister of the DPRK was also very speechless about it, and there was simply no way, but he was solved by a child, a word, and later became the prime minister, and many people should have heard of his name.
His name was Ganluo, and once when his father went to the court, the emperor wanted to eat the eggs laid by the rooster and asked Ganluo's father to look for them. Father is also very speechless, since ancient times only hens can lay eggs, where is the reason for roosters to lay eggs? The emperor only gave him three days, and after three days it was handed over to the emperor, otherwise the consequences would be very serious. After returning home, his father told Ganluo, who was also very speechless after listening to it, and everyone with clear eyes knew that this was purely difficult, but he was very calm and thought of a solution.
The father knew his son, so he didn't ask much, Ganluo just told his father that after three days his father would stay at home, and Ganluo would do the rest. Three days later, all the ministers were waiting to see the joke, but it was Ganluo who was waiting, and everyone laughed at him, saying that his father had not found the eggs laid by the rooster and did not dare to come to the court. In the face of their ridicule, Ganluo did not care, but said: "Father gave birth to a child at home, and he could not come to the court, so he asked me to take a leave." ”
The emperor casually added: "Nonsense, how can a man have a child"! After hearing this, Ganluo said, "Yes, men can't give birth to children, so why can a rooster lay eggs?" The emperor reacted to this, but the emperor is the king of a country, and naturally he must have a monarchical demeanor, and this matter is thus resolved. Ganro later served as prime minister, but disappeared when he was 12 years old, and no one knows his whereabouts since then, and may have died, after all, it was common to die young in ancient times.