The First Minister of the Ming Dynasty

I just read it. Personally, I prefer reading historical novels. I hope the author will not be too biased against minority regimes when writing. Regardless of the Liao, Jin, Yuan and Qing dynasties, they are all historical dynasties in China. Treat him correctly and rationally.

Although I haven't finished reading this book yet, I feel that the author's historical research on the Ming Dynasty is relatively thorough, the characters and stories inserted are quite appropriate, and the personal ideals he wants to implement are in line with the teacher's three-view system for transforming the world!

I read a lot of things, but this book still caught my attention. The writing style is not unfamiliar or exaggerated. It's okay if you can write like this. At least the score will not be lower than 8.5[Emot=default,43/]

In part, I seemed to see the shadow of the People's Army and was very moved. There are several questions. 1. Is the military construction just like this, or will it learn from the people's army, such as the three major disciplines and the eight points of attention? 2. Will there be the Western Regions and Annan in the later restoration of the country? As for Ryukyu, how will Japan deal with it? Will there still be a so-called country without conquest? 3. Will there be great geographical discoveries and immigration development in the later period?

This protagonist is not interesting at all. He is not greedy for money, not lustful, not good at gambling, and does not wield power. There is nothing outstanding in the article. The first part is interesting, but there is nothing interesting in the back. It is just plain and boring. The protagonist is so boring!

From the beginning of writing about Juntian, the author advances the plot more and more slowly. The first part is acceptable, but the later part becomes more and more complicated. At the beginning, it is a general truth. Coupled with various historical annotations, the actual description of the plot may not exceed a quarter. When I posted this comment, the author I just finished writing Chapter 257. This chapter is so ridiculous that I really can't hold it in my mouth. The previous chapter has a lot of nonsense and forced me to instill a lot of truths. But at the end, it only slightly advances the plot and adds punctuation marks. It is only about 300 words. I'm not a troll. I've been following the author's books since the last one. I can understand that the author slows down the plot and wants to write more content so as to earn more money. You have a certain degree of control. You don't need to read every chapter like a sour scholar. Readers have a certain understanding. You don't need to hold my hand and feed me one bite at a time. I beg you to give us some room for imagination. Really, it's big. Brother, some things don't need to be said in detail. I read your novels for the plot, not to see your understanding and experience of history. If I were to read these for you, there are a lot of experiences and answers in textbooks and extracurricular books, which are as good as yours. You can probably skip it. There is no need to write it as a theme. Your writing is not bad. I beg you, don't be ridiculous. This is a novel, not a history class.

Are there any book friends who have read for 20,000+ hours? Let's have a round of mutual relations

The beginning is obviously quite ridiculous. The protagonist inexplicably turns into an intellectual giant, but the writing is very enjoyable. The collision between ancient and modern times, the improvement of Zhu Yuanzhang's ideological realm, how to establish a base and create his own signature, can be given five stars. But in the later period, it began to become routine and template-based. It doesn't mean that you can't apply the events of the late Yuan Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms like Luo Guanzhong, but it would be outrageous if you apply the story of our party to the late Yuan Dynasty without taking into account the social environment. Are the people of the late Yuan Dynasty and the people of the Republic of China the same? Are their social environments similar? Ignoring the actual situation of the country and forcibly applying the Sovietization policy caused by the international environment after the founding of the People's Republic of China is classic bookism. Including land equalization, women's liberation and ethnic policies, too. It is not impossible to put cases from later generations into the story of the late Yuan Dynasty. It is not impossible to briefly talk about it, but it ends up being mentioned repeatedly, from all aspects, but without any practical content. Talking about theory divorced from the current situation of society is very empty. Then there is Jiang Nan. . . . Although this character is very superficial, as a representative figure of women's liberation, it's okay. But the emotional scene between her and the protagonist is really a bit outrageous. It is simply reversing the direction of women's liberation. Is Jiang Nan using her talent or her looks to get to the top? There are no taboos in the court, and husband and wife serve as important ministers in the same court. Is it also allowed in the local government? This is more than just forming a clique for personal gain. In the past, the parents were the in-laws of their children. If they had many children, they could be divided justly if something went wrong. Now it is setting a precedent for the direct marriage of two important ministers. The two families are directly bound to each other. It is simply an excellent configuration to isolate the superiors and subordinates. The emperor takes turns to do it. Come to my house next year, right?

? ? Why isn't it updated? There are updates over there at the starting point, but not here? ? ?

How long did it take for the Republic of China to be so open-minded about women's liberation? How many years of struggle did it slowly come to fruition until the founding of the People's Republic of China? In the early Ming Dynasty, you were told to liberate women. It made me laugh to death. You didn't accept the suggestion and just banned you. What the hell?