
Great Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang Is Dumbfounded When a Bookshop Sells the History of the Ming Dynasty!
大明:书店卖明史,朱元璋懵了!
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Very well written. Among the tomato novels I have read since "Put Down the Witch", I think it is the best written and the one that suits me the most. Among other time-travel novels, what I like to write about the most is the development of technology. I write about how the protagonist uses the technology of later generations and does things that no one before him could do, and how awesome he looks. In fact, this is just the simplest and lowest level of pleasure (a way of manifesting the Holy Spirit). This seems to directly improve the technical level, but what happens after that? Will everything from now on come from the protagonist? This is just a manifestation of heroism, no different from the protagonist making a sharp sword and slaying the dragon alone. From modern times to modern times, what has emerged in the world that is different from ancient times does not lie in technology, but in an idea, an epistemology, and a methodology. This thing is "science". At least what can be presented in novels includes natural science, humanities, and formal science. Specific technologies and methods are "fish", while science is "fishing". What I hope is that after modern people travel back in time, they can bring the correct method of understanding to the ancient people. The shock brought by this method of understanding is the most shocking - the shock brought by the crystallization of this idea is that after accepting it, the ancient people can not only understand the world, but also realize that they can also use such methods to start changing the world. Instead of just passing on technology to make them feel that this technology is very powerful but they can only be craftsmen - there were many skilled craftsmen in ancient my country, but without theoretical guidance, craftsmen can only go to the "more experienced" step. A large part of this book discusses the shock and effect brought about by the transmission of humanities. I like it very much. But it feels very pity that there are still too few descriptions in natural science. Especially after talking about productivity, they have obviously seen the "Book of Heaven", and we also know that "science and technology are the primary productive forces", but why don't we break this layer of paper? It is still at the level of only teaching technology to steam engines. "Science" seems very natural to us now that we have received nine years of compulsory education. We know about gravity and universal gravitation, know about atomic chemical reactions, know about cells and bacteria, etc. However, this is something we are familiar with but do not realize. It is very shocking to introduce scientific methodology through the teaching of specific contents of these natural sciences. Because after the scientific methodology is established, it is not limited to specific content-but we can understand the world and change the world. In fact, it is the first half of the paragraph in the article where Zhu Yuanzhang knew that his wife and children would survive, and the paragraph where he said that science can control rainfall and so on. It's a pity that it was just mentioned in passing. It's really a pity. I sincerely hope that the author can include some content in the natural sciences (physics, chemistry, biology, engineering materials science, etc.). @Chushangu Of course, this does not mean that the protagonist cannot provide specific technologies. Of course, the protagonist can continue to provide specific technologies, but the provision of scientific methodology is the most valuable content in my opinion. For this reason, I have read a few pages of many books and lost half of them. Because the mere stacking of technologies is too boring. In addition, I also hope that the author can show how the crystallization of science crushes non-science. Just like the descriptions of armies, weapons, methods of war, etc. In "Release That Witch". Alas, it is a pity that this book is a bit deus ex machina at the end. It is also a pity that it did not go to the end and took the path of science fiction. I sincerely hope that this book can continue to maintain such a high-level line of scientific thought transmission. I have some obsession with this, because the origin of our current science comes from the West, and we have experienced such humiliation in modern history. Although we have caught up now, our current society is still stuck in the atmosphere of "why do we do this", and lacks the true "pure pursuit of the unknown" that has always broken through and led new research directions (we have always followed more) from the Western Renaissance to the present. Therefore, in the time-travel novel, I really hope to see modern people travel back to ancient times and bring back scientific enlightenment, so that the Chinese people can truly be enlightened to the unknown and pure exploration of nature, and thus change the cognitive habits of the Chinese people, and have purer scientific concepts, not just application. "If we stop the progress of science and only pay attention to the application of science, we will soon degenerate into the Chinese people, who have made little progress (in science) for many generations because they are only satisfied with the application of science and have never asked about the principles of what they do." ——"An Appeal for Pure Science" 1883
Overall, it's okay and well-founded. The only negative point is the emotional drama. It's well written and progressive. When I was talking about the general strategy of building a strong country, I suddenly went to a brothel for no reason. A poem won the top spot for no reason. I slept and returned to the present time and space. Finally, I got a child. Later, I said that I would not treat them badly, and I didn't explain the follow-up. When I came back to look at the blind date, I thought about the brothel girl. It was really unexpected at the end of the movie. I found out that the brothel girl was just a tool and gave birth to a child just to create a closed time and space loop in the ending. In fact, this emotional scene could have been described with more scenes.
The previous writing is very good, very detailed and very logical. I didn't expect to think from this perspective in many places. I can see that the author has his own thoughts, but he can't accept the ladybug. I feel like I am reading the article carefully, and suddenly I was punched by the male author.
What an interesting article. It is much better than the history of live broadcasts. It is finally not just pure science popularization with shock content and no practical practice. Thunder! What a shame! This is the first time I've met someone who wrote half of the substitutions! Sorry for commenting so early! The book ends at Chapter 216! !
I'm kidding, I'm ashamed to say it. This is the first time I've seen a cool article about this routine. I'm really impressed. It's so cool to use knowledge, it's a completely different path from fighting. It's awesome. I'm sending you a gift. Five-star praise. Quick update.
It's not bad and easy to understand. I only came into contact with Ma Zhe last year, and I was particularly interested in it and did some research at that time. The author uses the Ming Dynasty as the dynasty that connects the "travel", which is very appropriate. For me, in addition to the knowledge in textbooks, I probably read the most books about the Ming Dynasty outside class. For example, "The Fifteenth Year of Wanli" and "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" I know more about the Ming Dynasty. In addition, Zhu Chongba was also a commoner and was more approachable. The book uses the theory of historical materialism and combines it with the plot, which not only explains the basic principles, but also combines it with reality. The explanation is relatively clear and thorough, easy to understand, the language is humorous, and the plot is fascinating. Based on this, it is a good novel. The book also touches on values and spreads correct values to readers, so I think it is a good popular science book and an interesting novel that combines Ma Zhe with history. It took me two or three days to read hundreds of chapters and I sincerely thought it was good. If I have any expectations for the author, it would be to keep the combination of popular science and fun, and to add knowledge, which is very good. Then the author should stop updating and keep writing. It's well written [like]!
Let's evaluate it in advance. The author's knowledge reserve is very high, and the setting is also very good. As an old bookworm, when I look at Ming Dynasty, it is mainly because Lao Zhu's knowledge reserve is not enough, he is not knowledgeable enough, and his thinking is limited. The author's setting is to improve Lao Zhu's knowledge reserve and broaden his thinking. Limitations: I am reading a novel that is also set in the Ming Dynasty. The setting is about being a county magistrate in the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty. The other novel is about the Ming Dynasty, and the setting is about doing a side job in ancient times. Generally speaking, it would take less than 200 years for ancient times to develop to the modern level.
This is the most realistic, time-travel novel, especially about economics. Unlike those mindless novels, the author must only have a certain foundation in economics. From the shallower to the deeper, he lets us know the impact of modern economics on feudal society!
Yes, although the subject matter is the old Ming Dynasty Zhu Yuanzhang traveling back to modern times. But the author's writing style is really good, especially the section on Ma Zhe and Das Kapital. The analysis is very good and easy to understand. I actually gained something.
No matter who the character is, the image looks like a high school student. The transformation of thought. Cooler routine. But, but. I've been reading books on Tomato. Naturally, lose your brain. So, not bad.