Dreaming Back to the Great Spring

Not much to say about Lao Wang's works! Dreaming Back to the Ming Dynasty is another historical text. Since there were many restrictions on urban and cultural entertainment, Lao Wang completely gave up this category and fell into the embrace of history. The previous version of the Republic of China still had the attributes of a literary figure, but this one has a thorough and orthodox historical style. The only thing that is the same is the god-like start. What is different from the beginning of ordinary historical novels is that the protagonist's birthplace is in Guizhou, and the protagonist is not a Han, but a Chuanqing person (with Han ancestry) This is really the first time that ethnic minorities start the game. However, what is even more amazing is that if you want to get ahead, you must take the imperial examination. If you want to take the imperial examination, you must have a teacher. How come the teacher comes down from the mountain to kidnap an exiled prisoner! It's amazing to see this. The protagonist is both civil and military, and his decisive and ruthless style is the same. The historical style of the late Ming Dynasty and the intertwined forces of Yunnan and Guizhou can be understood clearly in just a few strokes. I have to say here that Lao Wang's research is detailed and his knowledge of miscellaneous knowledge is indeed profound. This miscellaneous knowledge makes Lao Wang's book very different from other historical works. Other works are in the general outline and short category, progressing layer by layer, looking at a corner of history from the perspective of the protagonist. However, Lao Wang's novels are the benchmark of the whole novel and have a high position. In addition to the main story of the protagonist, an auxiliary line is added to talk about the changes of characters and the elegance of the times from a broader perspective. For example, when Wang Yangming appeared on the stage, everyone was looking forward to it. In addition to the story line between the protagonist and Wang Yangming, Wang Yangming's disciples, doctrines, communication methods, Wang Yangming's resume and official positions, Lao Wang wrote down all of them without realizing it. At first glance, it looks like a form of filler information, but it is not obtrusive at all. On the contrary, this God's perspective makes reading more relaxed. Occasionally one or two short stories are more attractive. This writing technique did not decrease but increased from the literary giants of the Republic of China to the Ming Dynasty. Many people say that this writing method is watery and that it is just information. But I personally think that Lao Wang has found his own way. As a knowledgeable person, sometimes it is really uncomfortable not to talk about it. As a young reader, I never feel bored. Just short, short, short! I hope Lao Wang can make more updates after the first order is over 10,000!

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Lao Wang's book, Ming Chuanwen, period of Emperor Zhengde. The protagonist is like the living Lu Bu of the Three Kingdoms, but he happened to be the number one scholar, Wenquxing + Wuquxing. I wonder how future generations will evaluate him. Very easy to read, recommended

I subscribed to all of Lao Wang's first two books and read them all. The style is consistent with his first two books. His "The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China" is, to a certain extent, a history of the Republic of China, witnessing that era from the perspective of modern people. The same goes for wild times. This book is based on a small character and witnesses that era. Many small details are checked in detail. This is Lao Wang's usual style. The plot is also very compact and exciting. Compared with the vast ocean of most writers, this is simply the conscience of the industry and a breath of fresh air in the online literary circle. . .