Zhang Zijun transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty after the Tumu Crisis. Following the victory in the defense of the capital, he arrives in Beijing to take the imperial examinations, setting off a chain of events that shape his fate beyond his control. He had hoped to escape the chaos of the world, find a peaceful country life where he could be happy, and live out his days in security. But in a society like this, he is swept up by all kinds of ways of life and Confucian thought, sinking deep into a society ruled by men. There is joy, confusion, danger, and disappointment, until in the end, it all comes to nothing.
I've read too many of these kinds of articles; they're nothing new. The author keeps rambling on about history and things, and reading a novel isn't like listening to a history book.
The culture surrounding pig's feet is too sophisticated; it's beyond the reach of ordinary people. I've already said too much nonsense, so I'll take my leave.
Those who can watch this are truly talented.
To be honest, it's pretty good, but it talks too much about history and quotes too many historical allusions, so you have to skip around to read it properly. Otherwise, it's too tiring.
Rambling
It is very well written.
It's very well written, why is no one commenting? It's rated 9.5 or higher by Tomato's standards.
There are too many conspiracies