
Princess Zhu Meichuo of the Ming Dynasty
大明公主朱媺娖
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——💗💗💗: Zhang Haogu didn't take it seriously, and just responded calmly: "The mission of the institute is to make the impossible possible. How many of the things it creates are things you have never seen before?" His words made the ministers fall into deep thought. Indeed, the Institute has always been famous for innovation and breakthroughs, and many seemingly impossible ideas have become a reality there. . . Please see: Xiao Zhang's classmate has changed the world! [Eat melon][eat melon][eat melon]🥁🥁🥁💐💐💐💐💐💐. . . . . . . . . I can say it responsibly - the author is great and writes very rigorously and seriously! ~[Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
There was a rich man in Jinan Prefecture, Shandong Province. The rich man had an only son, whose scientific name was Zhang Haogu. ... This old-fashioned guy is ignorant and has no skills. No matter how many gentlemen were invited to him in the family, they all got angry. If you mess around, some of them are bad moves. But I can't learn a single word! It just so happened that such a naughty boy grew up into an upright man. The author writes brilliantly. The concept is very clever. The characterization is penetrating. Use small characters to reflect the background of the times. Reflects the pain of war. A very good book, highly recommended.
[Five Star Recommendation] "Princess of the Ming Dynasty Zhu Yuluo" is a masterpiece of late Ming Dynasty history with profound historical background and clever narrative created by the writer Dong Xi Tingshui Ye Midi. The protagonist Zhang Haogu was originally an illiterate "confused prince-in-law" who entered the officialdom by mistake. His character seemed ignorant but was actually tough. He went from surviving to shouldering the important responsibilities of his family and country in troubled times. The core theme of the work is "little people involved in a big era, showing personal struggle, growth and feelings about family and country in the midst of officialdom and the flames of war." The most recommendable thing about it is that the author starts with a humorous tone, but gradually unfolds a grand and tragic historical picture. The war scenes are fierce and delicate, the officialdom description is real and profound, and the emotions are moving. He injects profound humanistic thinking into the historical romance, which makes you want to read it. Five-star recommendation⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐! This is a good article to be read over and over again. The writing is exquisite, the plot is heart-touching, the heroes are numerous, and the characters are vivid and vivid. The excitement is endless, and the aftertaste is endless. I will continue to read it! [Like][Like][Like]
In the world constructed in the book, the protagonist Zhang Haogu walks between complex interpersonal relationships and social rules with a vague understanding. From the ignorance when he first entered the officialdom, To being involved in the overt and covert struggles between various forces, the whole process is full of surprises and reversals. This unique character setting allows readers to laugh at his "confused" behavior and at the same time deeply feel the impermanence of fate. The author's narrative technique is very clever, and the plot is full of ups and downs and tension. The book not only contains the struggles of small people for survival, but also the twists and turns of the power struggle in the officialdom. The development of the story is often unexpected, but also reasonable, making people want to read it. From the perspective of thematic depth, the novel is on the surface a humorous comedy. Through Zhang Haogu's various adventures, It shows the differences in social classes, the temptation of power and the weaknesses of human nature, triggering readers to think deeply about society and life.
"Princess Zhu Weiyu of the Ming Dynasty" I was a little curious when I saw the title of the book. What story does this book tell? But the moment you click on the work, what is shown in front of you is a film with historical background. A historical story about the late Ming Dynasty with a small character involved in the great tide of the times. The author cleverly arranges the illiterate protagonist to be involved in overt and covert battles one after another. It writes about the ignorant little people who are constantly struggling in the strange turmoil of officialdom and the flames of war, and their growing feelings for their family and country. The author uses delicate brushwork. The humorous and witty words show a picture of a society with large differences in social classes, deep temptations of power, and fragile human nature. Let us wander among the streams in the author's words. Step on the water. Come and appreciate the history of the late Ming Dynasty.
Everyone has a different understanding of life. The author depicts Zhang Wangu, an ordinary person with some extraordinary stories, from another perspective. The narrative of the novel is smooth and smooth, and the rhythm is slow. It is suitable for reading this novel under the afternoon sun, listening to music. I believe you will have a different experience.
I read it twice, and it was very dull at first. I flipped through it when there was no book to read, but the more I read, the more interesting it became. As an old bookworm, it is full of goods, reflecting the true images of many historical figures, and also embedding the author's thoughts. The description of love is very delicate, extraordinary but not vulgar, and it is easy for people to relate to it. The description of war is very much the author's idea, grand yet detailed, and the good and evil of officialdom make people want to read it. It uses the stories in the textbook to draw out such a long content, and reading it is like personal experience. It is a difficult and good book. I give it a big thumbs up and give it a five-star rating.
Zhang Haogu, from being illiterate, uneducated and unskilled, to passing the imperial examination, entering the Hanlin Academy, and becoming a prince-in-law - under the absurd beginning, he could not help but rise and fall in the torrent of troubled times. The battle of war and iron horses shattered the mountains and rivers of his family and country. He went from just trying to survive to having to carry the broken world. This is not a Shuangwen style of conferring a prince or a prime minister, but an ordinary person who is pushed by the times to become a hero in the blood and fire. A man's hot blood can swallow thousands of miles like a tiger; but he still has to ask: How much will it cost to start over again? From absurd to tragic, this story is worth reading.
It starts with absurdity and ends with hardcore. The dislocated life of the illiterate consort Zhang Haogu uses black humor to unravel the absurdity of troubled times: he is able to win the imperial examination despite being illiterate, and he is pushed to the front line of saving the country despite trying to survive. The author deconstructs "hot blood" from the perspective of an anti-hero, twisting personal life and death into a knot with the fate of the country, and his laughter is bloody. When the mountains and rivers are broken, I realize that the four words "Splendid China" are heavy, just like the protagonist does not know but has to rewrite them, which is extremely ironic and compassionate.
A very good-looking work. The story is cleverly conceived and connects the fate of the little people with the fate of the family and the country. Men should strive for self-improvement, and nature is healthy. Gentlemen should strive for self-improvement. When we are living in troubled times, how can we be alone and take care of ourselves? Looking forward to more exciting chapters, I strongly recommend friends to read and watch [like][like][like][laugh]