Zhenguan Guiguyin

This is a book that the author recommended before. When I first read it, I was very thin and didn't feel particularly good! Now I look back and read it again, and I find that this is a good book that has been buried, or it can also be a potential masterpiece. After reading it once, I couldn't help but write a book review to support it. This book tells the story of a modern man who returned to the Xuanwu Gate on the eve of his death. Under the guise of being the successor of Guigu, he stepped into the court step by step, took control of the world, and changed history. First of all, the name of this novel is too literary, which indicates that the tone of the book is a bit bookish. The so-called bookishness means that the author intends to write an anti-routine book. This is worth encouraging. Reading the whole article, I have this feeling. The author has made a lot of preparations for this book. He has at least read through the historical materials from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the early Tang Dynasty. He has detailed information about the history of the North since the late Han Dynasty. The author also has some thoughts on this period of history and has many opinions to express, which can be described as ambitious. The beginning of the book is a bit sadistic. The protagonist's negative response was also the reason why I was not optimistic about this book at first. If this book is finally completed and achieves good results, in retrospect, we can say that this part is to show the growth of the protagonist. A modern person who has just entered a different world. Due to his understanding of history, his confidence in his own experience beyond the times, and the inertia of his character itself, it led to various problems for the protagonist in the early stage. If this book hits the streets, all these early steps will become reasons for failure. It's too sadistic, the protagonist is weak and unattractive, etc. Of course, the protagonist's growth is visible, and so is the author's growth. Seeing the recently updated part, it is already very attractive, and I feel like I have to rush for an update. There are some problems with this book, which are common problems in historical texts. For example, regarding the issue of addressing officials and the issue of addressing the emperor, the author cannot just correct the issue of Fengtian Chengyun's emperor's edict, but ignore the problem of bowing to an official when he sees him. When did Daxingcheng change the city of Chang'an? Is it really appropriate to talk about the Hu-Han debate and kill Hu Ling in front of Yuchi, Yuwen, Dugu, Changsun, these big bosses of Hu descendants, and even Li Laoer also has Hu ancestry? In addition, the Confucianism criticized by the protagonist did not have so many shortcomings at the time. The aristocratic family's monopoly on knowledge was largely due to the continuation of history and technology. From the birth of writing, he had nothing to do with Guizhou. It was the progress of technology and the development of the times that made knowledge gradually popularized. In the pre-Qin era, knowledge belonged to the nobility and the worldly class. Confucius's high status is due to his teaching without discrimination, which pushed knowledge to the common people in Guizhou. Confucianism eventually became dominant, and the important reason was that there were so many people studying it Due to the early chapters, this book may not be very engaging. But as long as the updates keep up and the number of words increases, the early problems can be made up for. The key is to have updates and thickness.