Wei and Jin Cooks

In response to the author's latest reply, let's talk about why this article has been mined by many platforms. 1. You take the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties as the historical background. The most disgusting marriage customs during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties were early marriage, family marriage, consanguineous marriage, etc. Do you really think that changing the marriage system will cause dissatisfaction among the nobles? Since you take the Wei and Jin Dynasties as your background, you should know that at that time, gentry women could scold their husbands in public, get divorced, and remarry. This has not caused public outrage, so why do you think that changing the marriage system is enough? 2. You wrote in the article that the heroine should be the empress, right? Do you think it's reasonable for an empress to have her heir not named Zhao? You think it doesn't matter if your surname is Zhao or Fu, so why should you be supported in your position? Isn't it okay to directly support the male protagonist? The heir will be named Fu anyway. 3. You write according to history, using historical background and historical figures. Do you want to create some kind of utopian society in the end? As long as the heroine is the emperor, the royal family can only be the Zhao family, because it is a feudal society. 4. If you want to build your worldview, could you please create an imaginary world? If you use a real dynasty to write your novel, there will be many bugs in it. The background customs of the dynasty you write are not consistent with history. Do you still blame the readers for being confused? 5. Have you ever thought that as the "regent", the heroine must go in the direction of the empress. She holds great power. At this time, when she marries into the hero's family, do you know what it meant in ancient times? How do you want the outside world to view Zhao Hanzhang? Her counselors are all sick if they don't give advice. 6. If you don't want us to see only men and women, then don't write about strong women. The reason for reading strong female characters is to see strong female protagonists. Otherwise, why? You clearly wrote that the heroine should be the emperor, but now you tell us not to only see men and women, so sorry, I can only see the heroine in my eyes. 7. Your world view is fragmented and your golden finger is powerful, so don't stress more things to us and just fix your logic bugs.

It's a great scene where the male and female protagonists travel through time together, but it's a pity that except for the first chapter, the male protagonist doesn't appear in the rest of the story. Hahaha, it's so miserable for the male protagonist. Having said that, I really like the heroine's name, it's so flavorful and contains chapters! At present, it seems that the heroine is a smart person who can make use of the surrounding environment to live a good life. I believe that the male and female protagonists will successfully join forces and live a good life!

Where did the rumors come from? Who set up the plot? There is also the uncle and aunt who did not appear. I feel that my uncle has taken advantage of him and acted like a good boy. He sits firmly on the Diaoyutai and is scheming. He feels like a saint who doesn't know what is going on outside the window, but he is always secretly planning some big thing. How did Sanniang's father die? Why is Erlang so stupid and ignorant? Was it done by Dafang?,,,,,,, Where has Professor Fu gone? Are you in the same city as Hanzhang? How will Hanzhang and Professor Fu meet? How would Han (Zhang) (Ting) Han use modern knowledge? Will Erlang be okay? I feel that Zhuzi disdains house fighting, and believes that one force can defeat ten. Li Baolu, the child bride, didn't stay long when she went to Gu Jingyun's father's house. Due to her filial piety, she quickly entered the Hou's Mansion and found a way to get out quickly. In the Hou's Mansion, Baolu used her medical knowledge to quickly handle the yard assigned to her and run her own small world. When Mu Yangling and his sister-in-law Li Jinghua returned to Qi Mansion in the capital, they also lived separately in the east and west houses. Man Bao's living environment was simpler and happier. The winning prize from an occasional palace battle with the Crown Princess's mother-in-law - the hairpin worn by the Crown Princess herself made Man Bao happy for a long time! So,,,,,, will the Dafang family be solved soon? So looking forward to it! I really want to know the plot behind it! Update quickly!

In fact, in this strange dynasty, the only thing Professor Fu cares about is Hanzhang, so he can't worry about following Hanzhang wherever he goes! He has no sense of belonging to this dynasty in his heart. Even if he has no expectations of returning to modern times, he still doesn't care about anything here (except the heroine)! Hanzhang's sense of belonging is stronger, maybe because of everything Zhao Changyu arranged for them in the same room before his death; or maybe because of Wang and Erlang's trust and dependence on her. After all, she is an orphan and a widowed mother, and she is weak and naive. Whether it is because of her kindness to Hanzhang in this short period of time, or because of her sense of responsibility to the "original owner". It made her worry about the big house; or it was because she had to make peace with what she had come, and when she couldn't find a way back, she and Professor Fu must survive and live well, so she had to take action to protect the world; or it was because of her sense of responsibility, compassion and kindness... Or all of the above reasons! Who knows? But no matter what the reason is, Hanzhang can carry a gun and go into battle in these troubled times to protect the big house, the Zhao family, Shangcai, and Runan. It is a kind of great justice! It's just a skill! It's something that neither you nor I can do, maybe even unable to protect ourselves! I admire such people

I have read the book reviews from all the book friends and got to know everyone's opinions. It is indeed unfair for the readers who subscribed before that this book became a member midway. The responsibility for this actually lies with me, because this year's update was too slow. When I started this book, I originally planned to finish it within a year. Three million words a year is not difficult considering the daily update volume of my last book, which was between 6,000 and 8,000. Therefore, if it is about to be completed, even if it encounters website adjustments, it will not be changed to membership. But this year I have been so busy with chores and updates that I have only updated half of the book so far. Life in all walks of life has been difficult this year, and our industry is the same. There are reasons for the downturn in the general economic environment, and there are also reasons for external websites to compete for traffic. Therefore, the website has made adjustments and recommended these books of ours to become members. Before becoming a member, the website asked the author what he meant. I didn't think too much about it at the time. I thought that if I gave it a try, the traffic might increase and more people would read the book, so I agreed. But looking at it now, becoming a member is indeed unfair to book friends who have been subscribing before. But the decision has been made and it is impossible to revoke it immediately, so I decided to follow the original plan and become a member for a period of time. Depending on the results, I will decide whether to continue single orders or transfer to membership. I am very sorry to the readers who have subscribed before. Today the editor is on holiday for the New Year. When I come back after the New Year, I will discuss with the editor to see if we can open a channel to send a small red envelope of book coins to the readers who have subscribed before. I don't have much book money. Compared to the small amount of money everyone paid for me, this is my apology. I also want to have fun with all the book friends. I hope everyone can be happier. Don't be angry during the Chinese New Year. I would also like to use this building to express my best wishes to many book friends. I hope that we can all have a new beginning in the new year, be happy and successful, and have all our wishes come true! Although it is disgusting, I still want to say, book friends, I love you!

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My understanding of being a rice worker is that no matter how tiring or difficult the work is, as long as the food is delicious enough, we still have hope for life. This is an optimistic attitude. In this book, the protagonists live in troubled times, and the order is broken. It cannot get worse, but they are still full of hope for life and move forward optimistically. For book lovers who have questions about the relationship between the characters, let me tell you: The first and second bedrooms are divided according to the generation of the heroine's grandfather. Grandfather Zhao Qiao (Zhao Changyu), father Zhao Zhi Great uncle Zhao Yu (Zhao Zhongyu), cousin Zhao Ji

The heroine's status as the "regent" is not to complete the wedding in her own mansion, but to complete the wedding at the hero's home. After the marriage, she has to live in the hero's house and pay greetings to the hero's parents. . . (You can say that the plot of greetings was not written, but the existence of this plot is very disturbing). In addition, the description of the relationship between Princess Hongnong and Hanzhang is very poor. I can't see Hanzhang's majesty as a superior, and I can't see Princess Hongnong's awe and fear. What I saw was that after the wedding, Princess Hongnong's identity directly transformed into the heroine's mother-in-law, and the heroine was arranged as she should. I don't know how you, the author, came up with a plot where Princess Hongnong wants to choose a servant to send to the heroine. . . Author, don't you really think it's outrageous? Their political stances are completely opposite. This approach is no less than arranging spies to monitor the heroine. As a politician who travels everywhere for the Jin Dynasty, Princess Hongnong doesn't have any political acumen? I don't know what to say about the excess, so let's leave it at that.

Write about a loving wife, just write about a loving wife. Don't be equal and feudal society at the same time.

First of all, I would like to thank readers for their recent attention to the plot development of "The Rice Man" and for listening to everyone's sincere opinions. Last night, because I saw some excessive speculation and over-interpretation of the subsequent plot, as well as some irrational personal attacks, I impulsively posted the first post. As a result, it was approved and posted in the morning. Now I have calmed down and thought about where the problem lies! I found that I did not consider it carefully when I wrote it! When I also brought some of the opposing readers' perspectives to look at the problem, I suddenly understood everyone's feelings. When I wrote, I considered the heroine's character, the precarious Wei and Jin Dynasties, the struggle between the northern and southern clan political groups, and the heroine's consideration of the marriage between two surnames. However, I ignored the perspective of some readers and did not consider their feelings. So now, I am very grateful to everyone for pointing out the problems I have, and I also admit that some details of the plot are not considered. Thank you for pointing out. I will carefully sort out the plot development before and after, and make modifications to the unreasonable plot. Let me first explain the political purpose of writing this in the first place: I originally designed this plot about changing the marriage system to introduce changes to the inheritance law and the female household system, and to force the courtiers to make concessions in this regard. In my understanding, "ritual" is a very important thing in our country. It can be said that China's three thousand years of unified rule has its roots in "ritual". Many laws and regulations are derived from "ritual", so the difficulty of changing etiquette and changing laws and regulations are not at the same level. Although it is difficult to change, the system of evening ceremonies (weddings) is actually evolving. The reason why weddings are also called evening ceremonies is because they are held at dusk. Before the Han Dynasty, there were no guests to congratulate the bride at dusk. The groom went to the bride's house to pick up the bride. When he returned home at dusk, he bowed to each other and said, "Please give me your advice in the future." Then the two parties got married. During the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty said that newlyweds can use music when they get married, so the evening ceremony included joy, and later there were guests. Later, it gradually evolved into worshiping the heaven and the earth, worshiping the high hall, and worshiping the husband and wife. In the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the man went to pick up the woman, and after the woman said goodbye to her parents alone, she and the groom held hands and went to the groom's house to live. Here I chose to have the man kneel and the woman stand. This is actually based on a Dunhuang portrait from the time of Emperor Wu Zhou, releasing that the heroine wants to change the system of evening rituals. This signal was given because she wanted to revise the property inheritance system and the female household system. In ancient times, women with property did not have the right to inherit, especially those who were married. I would like to change it to say that women also have the right to inherit. They can not only inherit their parents' property, houses, and shops, but also their titles and clan lands; When the Han Dynasty established the female household system, Liu Bang did not allow the establishment of female households. After Empress Lu came to the throne, she changed this law and allowed the establishment of female households. However, after that, this law and regulation was abolished. Zhao Hanzhang had to change the system if he wanted to establish female households. If "ritual" slowly affects the world and is something that can touch the soul, bones and blood, then laws and regulations are directly modified from the flesh and blood, so Zhao Hanzhang used "ritual" as the starting point to force the courtiers to make concessions and choices. I thought so and designed it this way, but maybe I didn't have enough writing skills to describe the effect I wanted to express, and I didn't consider it well in some aspects, so it caused everyone's misunderstanding. So for inappropriate plots, I will make some adjustments next. 1. Zhao Hanzhang will build a house for himself near the imperial city, which can not only facilitate commuting to and from get off work, but also move the political center away from Zhao's house to more centralize his power. Then, their wedding will be held in this house to the second step; Two: Zhao Hanzhang received a fiery horse from the little emperor, and she will ride the fiery horse to this house to hold the wedding; Three: On the wedding day, when kneeling to worship Wang, Fu Tinghan still kneels and Zhao Hanzhang stands to release the signal of wedding reform. When they go to another room to salute, both men and women bow to each other; As for everyone discussing plots that have not yet happened, such as supporting the male protagonist to rise to power, I can guarantee that it will never happen. Finally, I would like to ask you again not to over-interpret it. I am also very grateful to my readers for their opinions and suggestions. Thank you. I also know that good advice can go against the ears, and I know that people only have emotions when they have true feelings! Finally, I would like to thank everyone again for your suggestions on my plot. I still have shortcomings in plot setting and writing skills, and I will work harder to learn and improve in the future. Finally, I am still very grateful to my book friends for their continued support and understanding. I am very sorry that I have caused everyone to be in a state of emotional turmoil these past few days.