The Second Book by Xia Er

The feudal ideology brought by the Ming and Qing dynasties was a bit serious. It restricted people's spiritual and cultural thoughts, which can be said to be the selfishness of imperial power. Even if there were capable rulers, they were all weak-minded.

Perhaps the content of the article is somewhat idealistic, but it is not easy to find out what is right or wrong in some histories that are not clearly recorded. However, the author's starting point is always good, and everyone hopes that China can be revitalized.

This article may not be particularly attractive in terms of storyline, but it is still a successful article.

It's actually okay, but the narration is too rushed. One thing followed another in a hurry. It's best to stay at home and have a daily routine. When narrating, don't write in a book-keeping style. Let the characters come to life and interpret the story on their own. It would be better to add more description of the environment when writing the article. A little water will make the reading feel better.

It's good-looking, the protagonist is kind-hearted and has the potential to be a holy mother! 😅 I suggest that the protagonist replace the stone statue of Bodhisattva with himself.

Don't forget the national humiliation, and the alarm bells are ringing. Novels may be everyone's spiritual sustenance in a certain sense. History cannot be changed, but it does not mean that you cannot fantasize about it. What we can do for that era may be naive or even outrageous, but the lovely country is not less thoughtful.

A good book just disappears?

The writing is pretty good, but it's a pity that it's not on the recommendation list. Various characters are depicted with flesh and blood, but unfortunately reality defeats everything.

I quite like Zhu Pangpang in Ming Dynasty. He is naive and cute. However, his talent in the court is also very outstanding. This may be what ordinary people call great wisdom and foolishness.

Maybe I didn't read much of the book, but I read a lot of the commentary at that time. I feel that the author is also a person who takes readers seriously. You can often see him discussing knowledge points with readers. Give the author five stars for his serious attitude.