Sun and Moon Grand Picture
by Let's Look At Yesterday's Glory
About This Novel
The new book "The Seven Seas Yangming" is highly recommended. If I travel through the Ming Dynasty, I pray that the cold will be clothed, the hungry will be fed, the dead will be buried, and the poor will be cheered up; I will pray that the loyal ministers will work hard and die; I pray that good generals will die on the battlefield and be wrapped in horse leather; I pray that the emperor will guard the country and die in the country. If I travel through the Ming Dynasty, I will let the land of the Jin gentry be annexed to Qianmo, and the peasants will work in the city; I will let the profiteers be full of pits and grains without any money, and they will not dare to come to show their dignity; I will let the thousands of people in Donglin point out and die without illness; I will let the noble father's debt be repaid, which is not worth a penny; I will let the warlords cut down the trees, and the hozens will be scattered, and the relatives will be separated and the people will rebel; I will let the traitors and Huayi ignore each other and be nailed to the pillar of shame forever. If I travel through the Ming Dynasty, I will gain the authority of the world and establish the foundation of the eternal world. Fenghua Book Club: 260502561
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Official(9)Scraped 16d ago
The writing is a bit messy
I've read Chapter 60 or 70, but the protagonist still hasn't settled down. He's banging his head here and there, not knowing what he's going to do. This should be a common problem for novice writers. He's obviously settled down in the grassland, has people and money, and yet he comes to the mainland for no reason and becomes a bandit. Do you think you can do what you want if you're not in the grassland? You have the aura of a protagonist, you have mastered the bandit army, and you have obtained the status of a hundred households. You are thinking of climbing up. This may be because you want to train and develop under the cover of officialdom, but what is the development plan you wrote earlier? I guess I didn't even have an outline when I wrote it.
The writing is really good, but it feels weird. It can be killed with one knife, but it has to be a conspiracy for more than ten chapters. I don't understand! A little ink stain!
So few comments
Am I the tenth comment? ? ?
good
It's just that the war is all at the strategic level, and there is no initial training of troops. For example, how did Wang Dou train his troops bit by bit when he started?
The book is good, why are there so few recommendation votes? ! ! ! Afraid of eunuchs
If your courage is gone, then die
Not bad, come on. . .
The author's writing skills are still very good. I must support it. It is my favorite online article! ! !
Come on. . . .
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Official(9)Scraped 16d ago
The writing is a bit messy
I've read Chapter 60 or 70, but the protagonist still hasn't settled down. He's banging his head here and there, not knowing what he's going to do. This should be a common problem for novice writers. He's obviously settled down in the grassland, has people and money, and yet he comes to the mainland for no reason and becomes a bandit. Do you think you can do what you want if you're not in the grassland? You have the aura of a protagonist, you have mastered the bandit army, and you have obtained the status of a hundred households. You are thinking of climbing up. This may be because you want to train and develop under the cover of officialdom, but what is the development plan you wrote earlier? I guess I didn't even have an outline when I wrote it.
The writing is really good, but it feels weird. It can be killed with one knife, but it has to be a conspiracy for more than ten chapters. I don't understand! A little ink stain!
So few comments
Am I the tenth comment? ? ?
good
It's just that the war is all at the strategic level, and there is no initial training of troops. For example, how did Wang Dou train his troops bit by bit when he started?
The book is good, why are there so few recommendation votes? ! ! ! Afraid of eunuchs
If your courage is gone, then die
Not bad, come on. . .
The author's writing skills are still very good. I must support it. It is my favorite online article! ! !
Come on. . . .
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Official(3)
Add it first, currently 500,000 words. At the beginning, the protagonist traveled through Chongzhen for four years, killed officials and rebelled, and went to the grassland to become a horse thief.
The title of the book is "The Sun and the Moon" and it has 800,000 words. The writing of this book is clean, capable and compact. The characters and plots are well handled. There is no behavior that deliberately lowers the villain's IQ for the sake of the plot. The logic is very smooth, the reading is smooth, and the writing is above the line. Keeping it simple and concise, not mixed with water, not heavy, is the orthodox history and culture of the late Ming Dynasty, and can be said to be the food and fodder of literary loyalists in the late Ming Dynasty. This book starts from the Mongolian grasslands and northern Shaanxi. The subject matter is relatively novel. It designs the Ming Dynasty, Hou Jin Dynasty, Mongolia, and the bandits competing for hegemony. The author is good at describing wars and intrigues. Industrialization and farming are auxiliary, and the emotional scenes are just embellishments. This ensures a fast pace, while also being rational and logical. This book has been updated continuously since its inception, with a minimum of two updates per day and a total of more than 7,000 words. 4.19～5.5
Conscience historical essay A masterpiece of 2017!
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