Li Ming

It would be a waste for a novel with such a Ming Dynasty flavor and literary talent to have too many coincidences like those novice novels. For example, before it was put on the shelves, one chance encounter was Nurhachi who knew the prophecy, the other chance encounter was Li Rusong's son, the third chance encounter was Qi Jiguang, and the fourth chance encounter among the pirates was that he was completely convinced by Qi Jiguang. The force is still at the critical moment of survival. The male protagonist of Wu Qiao can understand the languages ​​of the five most powerful young people in the Ming Dynasty and is at least very familiar with the customs of the Manchu and Mongolian Zhuang. In the previous life of Liu Qiao, he not only read the imperial examination questions of the past few years, but also knew the names and family backgrounds of the first-level officials in Nanjing County in the Ming Dynasty. Among them, like the first three skills, the medicine box and the superior memory, I think the golden finger of the physical traveler is not a big problem, but other and unmentioned small coincidences really destroy the sense of substitution. For example, if you buy a slave, you can meet someone who can train falcons and raise pigeons in northern Mongolia, and you can find a nanny at random, and the nanny's husband will be the future beauty. What is the difference between falling off a cliff and encountering an old man and secret books, picking up artifacts on the street stalls, and getting mythical beast eggs at low prices in the auction house? It would be better if the male and female protagonists could cooperate with each other to discover talents and identify potential stocks through various investigations and arrangements. To be honest, the plot in the Jurchen tribe is the most comfortable, because there are few coincidences, the protagonist exerts a lot of subjective initiative, and the benefits are not directly fed to the protagonist's mouth. Under the current writing rhythm of luck bonus, it is foreseeable that the protagonist will actually control a movie when he is 20 years old, and the value is too inflated.

The writing is good, but the author included too many personal items in the book and it was a mess.

Coming from Zangyuan, the author, as a girl, is convinced by this overall thinking, this strategic awareness, this thinking about society...

Spain and Japan invaded the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty may really not be able to withstand it. Other novels are basically just pretending to be a celestial country. They are especially annoying to the ancient literati. The author must not brag about those literati.

It's like Conan, with an average of one case every few days.

When I think about it, the Ming Dynasty was destroyed by a group of plutocrats. The Ming Dynasty was very technologically advanced. Even in his old age, there are still many technologies that lead the world, and he is basically the first in the world. He has things that others should have that others don't have. There was a dynasty that should have been glorious, but it actually collapsed. What's the problem? There are problems in every aspect. Being replaced by the Manchus is the last thing that should be done What do I mean, I said it was destroyed by the chaebol because the quality of the equipment of the Ming Dynasty was not as good as that of the Qing Dynasty, and it was replaced by a relatively backward force that could not be self-sufficient. Who gave the food, grass, weapons and ammunition to the Qing Dynasty? Donglin and Shanxi merchants gave it to them. Moreover, their party fights are all about smuggling. In the eyes of these businessmen, I am insignificant. Look, most of these businessmen are high-ranking officials of the Ming Dynasty. All the six ministries in the cabinet are members of the plutocrats. The Ming Dynasty's best army is not as good as the weapons of the Qing Dynasty. The sophisticated equipment was in the hands of the Qing Dynasty, while the cheap and inferior equipment was in the hands of the Ming Dynasty army. Since ancient times, businessmen have had no country but only interests. Because they can survive without a country. If they are ordinary people from the middle and lower classes, can they survive in other countries? Do you think they have no eyesight? Yes, they can see very far. Of course, this far is in their interests. In their eyes, interests are always the state's benefit to others, and only they can benefit. And you can just look at the behavior of businessmen in modern society, because they don't know that many of their actions are not beneficial to the country, but they are doing it as long as they don't care, they can have no scruples and no fear, there is no bottom line, no morality, no reason.

The historical facts are clear, the structure is appropriate, the logic is clear, and the analysis is reasonable. It is a rare masterpiece among historical novels in recent years.

I searched several platforms but could only see it before it was put on the shelves, which is a pity. Why does such a good book have such a low rating?

I feel like not many people see it╯▂╰If you can, post it on Douyin, maybe it will survive

Okay, okay, finally writing history again, calling like crazy