History: Scholar of the Great Xia.

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The passage is a narrative about Ye Tian telling the story of Xi Shi, one of the Four Great Beauties of ancient China. He describes her extraordinary beauty, sharing a poetic tale of a woman so stunning that fish would sink and flowers would blush upon seeing her. The story is interwoven with playful interactions between Ye Tian and three women - Lin Yu, Su Yue, and Mu Xuan Yin - who tease him about comparing their beauty. When asked to rank them, Ye Tian diplomatically avoids direct comparison, calling them each unique, but later humorously refers to Su Yue and Mu Xuan Yin as "brothers", much to their frustration.

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