Great Sima of the Warring States Period

It can be seen from the title of the book that the protagonist will be famous all over the world in the future. So if he studied under Zhuangzi, would he be called Mengzi? I guess not -_-||There is a Mencius. This was a taboo in ancient times, and that was called Zhongzi... Uh () Zongzi

What is a master? What kind of person can be called a master? I think there are a thousand answers in a thousand people's minds. [Da Sima of the Warring States Period] This book tells the story of how Zhuangzi taught his students and guided them to follow the "Tao". Zhuangzi in the book is very persuasive and rigorous when teaching his disciples. In life, he is bohemian and uninhibited. The two seemingly contradictory things are perfectly integrated into one person. I think this is probably what a master looks like. When facing his disciples, he will try his best to teach, hoping to influence them with his words and deeds. Faced with his own research, he chose to stick to his original intention and obey his own heart. Friends, what do you think a master should be like?

I just want to talk about my own opinions and list a few points. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. You are welcome to discuss it together! ! ! ! ! 1. Talk about the setting of the protagonist Everyone must understand that the protagonist is a time-traveler, but apart from the cavalry, there is no forward-looking vision of a time-traveler, which is very strange. Even the governance of his fiefdom was nothing special. There is also his character, which is inexplicable. He hated the King of Song at first, but why did he suddenly contribute so much to protect his family and country? You must know that his teacher is Zhuangzi, where does the Taoist idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor and the country come from. If it was to protect his family, he would have done well in Zhao and Wei. 2. Looking at the overall situation, does the author want to write about struggle for hegemony or unification? Except for Qin, other countries have no intention of competing for hegemony. They just want their own country to survive and other countries not to be too strong. I don't know the history, and I don't know if this is the case in history. Then Qin deserves to be unified in the end. If Qin becomes strong, it will weaken Qin. If Qi becomes strong, it will attack Qi. If Zhao becomes strong, it will attack Zhao. So as long as a country becomes stronger, it will be weakened. When will it be unified? It seems that the strength of the country is completely linked to its military strength. It does not mention the internal affairs, the people's support, the research and development of weapons, and the basic national strength of the country. It is too hard. Apart from war, it is war, but what is the meaning of fighting every war? Has the country become stronger? Has national strength developed? Have people's lives improved? How can we achieve hegemony without these? 3. War From the time when the protagonist arrives in the Wei Kingdom, Bai Qi is the opponent every time. The author writes that the two understand each other so deeply that they can guess the opponent's thoughts, especially Meng Zhong's understanding of Bai Qi. As a result, Bai Qi is bound to lose whenever he meets Meng Zhong. Bai Qi is written too weak. He loses so miserably every time that it is difficult to even a draw. He is the God of War Wu Anjun! Although every battle is very exciting and the strategies involved are very powerful, the readers already know that Meng Zhong is bound to win. In the Warring States Period, with so many people, Qin had no other outstanding generals, and Meng Zhong had no other rivals? Don't other countries have outstanding generals? It seems that they are the only two people left in the entire Central Plains. Where are the outstanding generals of Qi, Zhao, Han and Chu? The generals of other countries are also not too weak, such as Bao Yuan, who is the number one person in the Korean military, and Lian Po of Zhao State. Isn't Lian Po powerful? That was a virtuous minister and general who was as famous as Lin Xiangru in both civil and military affairs during the reign of King Zhao Huiwen! I feel sorry for Bai Qi in real name. Every time he meets Meng Zhong, he is destined to lose from the beginning, so why fight! 4. Characters in the book Ever since I watched The Court of the Wei Dynasty, I have always thought that the author is very good at portraying characters. Even if they are minor characters, they can be memorable. I think the civil servants and generals of each country in the Wei Dynasty can be remembered by people, especially the military of Wei State. Many people in each army can be remembered by people. When you mention this name, you will think of what he has done. In the Wei Dynasty, I can think of dozens of Shang Shui Army and Yanling Army. Hundreds of people, the soldiers at the lowest level also remember a lot. The ten heroes of North Korea and the wars they experienced, and how they lost to Zhao Run still remember it even after so long. I believe everyone is like this when reading the last chapter. They can think of each person's character and what they probably did. But what about this book? No, I don't even remember the generals of Meng Zhongfang's city army. I only remember the three men who led the cavalry and helped him manage the fief. I don't remember so many of his friends. Maybe it's because I have a bad memory. Not to mention those from other countries, the State of Qin remembered Bai Qi, Sima Cuo, and Wei Ran. Anyway, they only remembered a few people. Not to mention the female characters, although the author is really not good at portraying female characters. For example, the characters of Su Ran, Yulong, and Qin Shaojun in the previous book are a bit collapsed, but at least they are still impressive. Even if the three women from Zhao Jiang only appear for a few minutes, they will not be forgotten. But this book, I'm sorry, even Meng Zhong's mother and wife don't remember it. It's actually a completely arranged marriage. The two have no feelings at all. Are you kidding me? Isn't Meng Zhong a time traveler? 5. What is the author's outline and what exactly is he going to write about (so many complaints, here's the last one) Can't see clearly what the meaning of every battle is? Does Qin want to unify? There seems to be no hope at present, and other countries, including Meng Zhong, have no intention of competing for hegemony. Meng Zhong is a time traveler, but he has no memory of that time, so he won't go to Qin? After all, Qin's laws are too strict, so this makes sense. So if Meng Zhong doesn't go to Qin, which country is likely to become the overlord of the Central Plains, Chu? Impossible. Zhao? Meng Zhong was at odds with King Zhao (although they were closely related to each other), Han Yansong? No strength. The only possibility is Wei, but Wei has Tian Wen, and the relationship between King Wei and Meng Zhong is not deep. Although Meng Zhong trusts him because he has won battles one after another, their political ideas may not be the same, and there is only one Meng Zhong, so multiple battlefields will not work. Maybe one day Meng Zhong can reconcile with King Zhao, then it will be possible for Zhao State. After all, Zhao State is not weak. Meng Zhong will not go to Qin, so will Qin be unified according to its original historical trajectory? After all, according to the current situation of this book, many major events have still happened. Master Zhao still died, Qi State still attacked Song Dynasty, Song State may still be destroyed, and Qi State will still be destroyed by many countries. So what is the premise of this book? The writing is so strange. It just writes about wars one after another. After the war, it does not write about the development of the country, internal affairs, or the strengthening of national power? There is no handicraft industry or the development of new weapons. The cavalry is still Zhao Guoqiang, and the Korean crossbows are still powerful. So what is the point of fighting? Just to weaken Qin? Qin has become weak. Will other countries develop? A lot of people died, and there were a lot of pensions after the war. Forget it, let's not talk anymore. I'm so tired from typing.

Hello author, Meng Zhong can be very powerful, but you also made Bai Qi too weak. He has fought so many times and has not won a single battle so far. It makes people feel that as long as Meng Zhong is around again, the situation is guaranteed to win. There is no suspense at all.

Don't wait for a beautiful woman to learn Buddhism, The young man should have entered the mountain gate. Although the Sanskrit sounds are difficult to fathom, There are still people who are not bored.

When men and women are equal, the woman will marry her eldest daughter. If she marries with a few good girls from another clan, she will not be lonely. I don't know if it's true.

The author's writing is quite good. For example, the protagonist in the previous book - The Palace of Wei Dynasty is very vivid. The only flaw is that it is too slow. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

Thanks to the author for bringing this masterpiece of the Great Wei Gong Yan's Prosperity I hope this Da Sima will give us a different feeling May the new book be a hit🔥🔥🔥🔥

The protagonist designed by the author is not a time-traveler, which is very awkward. You are not a time-traveler, right? His acting style, ingenuity, and modern wisdom are very tired. It is very tiring to look at the ancient words and words, and throw such a baggage, thinking that he is a time-traveler, and sometimes he is pedantic in his dealings and is just a person of that era. You want to say that he is an ancient person, but he is not. Awkward. The simple truth is that during the Warring States Period, only Lu and Qin had powerful craftsmen, Lu Ban Mi Lu, Qin Gong Shu Ban, and the Mohist family. Why? Because people in that era were divided into classes, and craftsmen were not taken seriously in ancient times. The whimsical ideas of the protagonist could not have appeared in that era, because what scholars pursued was knowledge, or military manuals for use in wars, and epoch-making artifacts can be easily imagined by a teenage child. If you make countless people who have studied Mohism, Lu Ban, and public losers all their lives have their heads exploded The limitations of the times are there. To say too much is just to complain about the author's design, which is specious and awkward.

I admit that the content of the article is very good, and it is very good about ancient thoughts and characters, but most of them are of this length. I don't know what it is. The novel is not a historical record, so it doesn't need that much. Otherwise, it would be really messy, and the author would impose his personal thoughts on the protagonist. The protagonist's character is not in line with normal people at all. He is said to be smart, but when he writes it, he feels stupid. Since he is a great Sima, is there any successful indecisive person in history?