Ono Imoko was short in stature, pale-faced, and had black teeth; dressed in a deep-sleeved robe and high clogs, he possessed a Wei-Jin style, yet seemed somewhat out of place in this square-shaped pavilion. (Ice and Fire! Chinese)
More than a month ago, Ono no Imoko led more than 300 subordinates to Luoyang. At that time, the first sentence of her memorial to the emperor, "The emperor of the land of sunrise sends his regards to the emperor of the land of sunset, and he is well," made Yang Guang both amused and exasperated. Afterwards, he deliberately instructed Yang Xuangan, the Minister of State Ceremonies, "Don't show me any more memorials like this in the future."
Hearing that he also had doubts, Yang Guang instinctively felt a bit resistant. However, Ono no Imoko's arrival at least s
