The Complete Series of "fifteen Days in Two Capitals" (original Work of "fifteen Days in Two Capitals" Starring Cheng Yi and Lin Gengxin)

"Two Capitals and Fifteen Days" is a typical representative of Prince Ma's consistent characteristics. Politically, after Zhu Di launched the Jingnan Campaign with thunderous means, the "legitimacy of the throne" was kept secret, and all forces were waiting for the opportunity; economically, the relocation of the capital to Beijing spurred the development of water transportation, and the competition for interests was turbulent; people's livelihood, after the chaos of the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, the system construction has yet to be improved, and the tragic situation of people's livelihood is still common. In such a turbulent era, a four-person group of protagonists from different walks of life, including princes, nobles, Jingnan orphans, rookie officials, and folk doctors, appeared on the scene and staged a thrilling power struggle. The story is cleverly conceived. The fifteen-day itinerary is tense, gripping, and gradually fascinating, making people unable to put it down. The historical background is well researched. Although the story is fictional, the historical background is real, and the stories and images of the characters are also consistent with historical records. The characters are distinct. The novel's character setting combines fiction and reality, with vivid images. For example, Yu Qian has an outstanding image of being loyal to the country and upright. Wu Dingyuan seems to be a patient with epilepsy who has a "crooked temper and laziness", but in fact he is kind, intelligent, full of justice, and worthy of being a loyal and good queen. Realistic about local customs and customs. The most representative one is the description of the city of Nanjing and the Grand Canal. The local customs and customs are very realistic and make people feel like they are actually there. The political stance is accurate. It is necessary to maintain orthodoxy and stand on the side of Prince Zhu Zhanji, but also criticize the cruelty and cruelty of the feudal rulers, such as Zhu Di's bloody treatment of Jianwen supporters and their relatives and the burial system of the three generations of emperors in the early Ming Dynasty. At the same time, it is necessary to sympathize with the oppressed people such as the Bailian followers. The tension and excitement of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an" is even greater than that of "The Twelve Hours of Chang'an" in which the protagonists gallop through the siege on a starry night. I couldn't put my hands down and read it in one breath. I couldn't calm down and gave it a full five-star rating. However, when I wrote the review again after a few days, I regained my composure and revised the rating again because of the filler history that amazed me in the past. The ingenuity of the gap has evolved into more and more scheming to realize the IP - the switching of each scene, the appearance of each character, and the advancement of each story. Instead of being immersed in the curiosity of the corresponding historical dynasties, now my mind is more about imagining the selection of film and television characters, setting up plots, and even booking hot searches. The pleasure of reading and smacking history is no longer pure. I don't know whether this era is too impetuous, or whether Prince Ma has already mastered the code of wealth. Especially the setting of "the heroine, who is more thoughtful, smarter, and more avant-garde than men, launches a struggle for equal rights against the burial system." But I still can't deny that Prince Ma's high-level restoration of the historical environment of the early Ming Dynasty, especially his description of water transportation, is nothing short of profound hard work. It must contain his awe and seriousness towards history. It's just that I hope that the talented and talented Prince Ma can actually be more sublimated in his creative path, and that he should have a warm love for history and humanity, rather than just a desire to realize his talent.

I had watched Chang'an's Twelve Hours before, and when I watched the TV series again, the man who played Zhang Xiaojing had good eyesight, and the software required a fee, so I didn't watch the whole thing. Reading this book again, I dug holes one after another, threw away baggage one after another, and finally filled it up perfectly. I enjoyed reading it. There are some scene descriptions, detailed things, and knowledge-based things in it. I will take notes when I read it again!

It's so intricate that I can't stop watching it, just like when I watched the Twelve Hours of Chang'an, I still had unfinished thoughts.

Struggling silently to achieve his goals.

Support Wang Ye's new book! Looking forward to the two thousand miles and fifteen days of journey, what kind of mystery will be revealed in the undercurrent hidden under the surface of balance.

Historical novels are still useful. I live in Nanjing, and I have a new understanding of Nanjing.

There is no sloppy plot, and it is thrilling and thrilling. The plot is very good, but the ending is hard to accept. Maybe I am fascinated by it and long to see a perfect love.

The writing is so wonderful, the plot has ups and downs, and the human nature is deeply described.

The peach blossoms and willow trees are easy to pass by, and the makeup under the stirrup becomes a song under the moon.

Although it is a fabrication, it is consistent with the historical time point and does not leave the circle, which is good