The Literary Giants of the Late Ming Dynasty Began by Copying Books
About This Novel
Wang Wenlong, who graduated with a major in ancient literature, traveled to the Ming Dynasty and lived in the twenty-seventh year of Wanli. He could not write eight-legged essays and did not know how to fight. Coinciding with the heyday of publishing in the Ming Dynasty, Wang Wenlong had to make a living by copying books. Unexpectedly, his masterpieces would become famous all over the world: "The Scholars", "A Dream of Red Mansions", and "Pictures of the Sea Kingdom"... The eunuch Zhongguan wanted to recruit him, the Donglin Party members said he was knowledgeable, the missionaries found that he knew more about the history of navigation than Europeans, and Wang Wenlong also unknowingly embarked on the steps to change the times.
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Official(27)Scraped 21d ago
Except for the protagonist, I think everything else is pretty good.
I find that those of you who write to promote the theory of later generations are more or less emotionally weak. Jin Yong is like this, and so are you. The theories are rhetorical and the opinions of the works are frequent. Actually divorced from reality. For example, Jin Yong advocated polygamy, and you, the author, are not a dedicated person. The protagonist in your novel has a weak character and is emotionally indecisive. The more you read, the more you want to jump into the book, slap him, and then call him "sick."
This book reminds me of an old book: The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China
Maybe there is something to learn from in terms of content, because I see that the content so far is very similar. They were all robbed by someone and worked as a staff member in Fuli. The high eunuch is Chu Yupu. Anyway, I see that the content is quite similar so far, but it is well written. It feels like reliving the past. Recommending and liking it is a different feeling.
Well enough
It's just too little. Not enough to watch. Not enough. How many updates are there in a day?
Tai Shui, the price of each chapter has increased from 10 coins to 17 coins.
Come, let's take a look at this book!
The writing is very good, like the waves of a river. The plot is full of twists and turns, like a vast ocean. It is worth recommending, such as the water park.
The novel is written in a boring way
Skipping does not affect the reading. It is a novel rather than an unofficial history of Wanli. It is also used to familiarize myself with the literati of that time.
A very good book, but there are too many character introductions!
This book is quite good, but there are too many introductions about historical figures. The author may want to popularize historical knowledge and make the characters more vivid, but this is a novel. People mainly read stories related to pig feet, and the long character introductions are a bit overwhelming. Those who don't understand the history of the Ming Dynasty will not read it carefully no matter how many characters and backgrounds are written. Those who know the history of the Ming Dynasty won't write so much. They will know the names of people and won't read them carefully. Therefore, it is recommended to simplify it.
Very good article. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Article. Come on.
Very good article, keep it up
The direction is very novel, and it covers many aspects that have not been covered in other novels. The first two hundred years of the Ming Dynasty and the sixty or seventy years of the late Ming Dynasty are two eras. I agree with this sentence very much.
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Official(27)Scraped 21d ago
Except for the protagonist, I think everything else is pretty good.
I find that those of you who write to promote the theory of later generations are more or less emotionally weak. Jin Yong is like this, and so are you. The theories are rhetorical and the opinions of the works are frequent. Actually divorced from reality. For example, Jin Yong advocated polygamy, and you, the author, are not a dedicated person. The protagonist in your novel has a weak character and is emotionally indecisive. The more you read, the more you want to jump into the book, slap him, and then call him "sick."
This book reminds me of an old book: The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China
Maybe there is something to learn from in terms of content, because I see that the content so far is very similar. They were all robbed by someone and worked as a staff member in Fuli. The high eunuch is Chu Yupu. Anyway, I see that the content is quite similar so far, but it is well written. It feels like reliving the past. Recommending and liking it is a different feeling.
Well enough
It's just too little. Not enough to watch. Not enough. How many updates are there in a day?
Tai Shui, the price of each chapter has increased from 10 coins to 17 coins.
Come, let's take a look at this book!
The writing is very good, like the waves of a river. The plot is full of twists and turns, like a vast ocean. It is worth recommending, such as the water park.
The novel is written in a boring way
Skipping does not affect the reading. It is a novel rather than an unofficial history of Wanli. It is also used to familiarize myself with the literati of that time.
A very good book, but there are too many character introductions!
This book is quite good, but there are too many introductions about historical figures. The author may want to popularize historical knowledge and make the characters more vivid, but this is a novel. People mainly read stories related to pig feet, and the long character introductions are a bit overwhelming. Those who don't understand the history of the Ming Dynasty will not read it carefully no matter how many characters and backgrounds are written. Those who know the history of the Ming Dynasty won't write so much. They will know the names of people and won't read them carefully. Therefore, it is recommended to simplify it.
Very good article. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Article. Come on.
Very good article, keep it up
The direction is very novel, and it covers many aspects that have not been covered in other novels. The first two hundred years of the Ming Dynasty and the sixty or seventy years of the late Ming Dynasty are two eras. I agree with this sentence very much.
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It's interesting ~ the books I copied are also original and have different perspectives.
I think it's okay. Although it feels unreasonable to have such a good copy memory, the plot is relatively smooth in other aspects. It's solid food.
Wang Wenlong, who graduated with a major in ancient literature, traveled to the Ming Dynasty and lived in the twenty-seventh year of Wanli. He could not write eight-legged essays and did not know how to fight. It coincided with the heyday of publishing in the Ming Dynasty... The content of the copy was very good, but there was still not enough copy, and it was a bit unfinished in the later period.
The late Ming Dynasty edition of Lao Wang's Literary Man of the Republic of China
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