
The Second Prince of the Hongzhi Era of Great Ming
大明弘治家的二皇子
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 11mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Finally there was a Ming Dynasty emperor who was not so timid towards civil servants. I saw the appearance of Crown Prince Yiwen (Zhu Biao) in this emperor. Thanks to the author for giving him a chance, and I look forward to a good ending! ! ! ! ! ! ! Cheng Minzheng's portrayal is very good, it reminds me of my teacher, and he really looks like Taiyi Zhenren
Very good. The plot is good and so are the characters. I personally think that the most outstanding character is Emperor Hongzhi. In recent plots, he has been given a lot of attention but not cluttered. He is a father figure that is very rare to see in online novels. In particular, it is good to tie the family ties of the little fat man's family into the plot, with tension and relaxation. And, to say the least, the author doesn't have to worry about some readers' cyber fights with crickets. There is also Zhu Qizhen in Ten Philosophies of the Net Temple.
It's really well written, with clear logic and delicate emotions! A rare good book. I particularly like the Ming Dynasty because it has a Chinese backbone to the outside world.
The rating of nine is high. I feel that it is around 8.8, Which is the last time-traveling film that I can watch. It can be seen that the author has more ideas and concepts. Some chapters are well written, and the various forces and characters' personalities are perfectly displayed. History is not black and white, but some chapters are easy to skip the plot. The plot is not perfect and the protagonist's motivations and methods are a bit exaggerated, which makes the audience's perspective unclear.
It is a very interesting book. In terms of character portrayal, the male protagonist with modern social civilization gradually transforms into a qualified emperor. In fact, it can be seen at the beginning that the male protagonist is not a particularly smart child. However, from the indifference to the personality of the eunuch to the understanding that "politics is the product of compromise", the male protagonist's entire outlook on life is quickly infiltrated by the political machine of imperial power. Moreover, under Shuangwen's skin, the biggest secret is tolerance. No matter how much he hates him, all the hero can do is look at him under the sedan chair. I estimate that before the male protagonist became the prince, Lao Zhu had some tension in his inner world. Although he was tolerant, he was not aggrieved. The character portrayal in this book was very good, and each character was full-fledged. Two teachers wrote particularly well. One is Yang Tinghe, whose son is Yizhong, and the other is elegant and easy-going Cheng Minzheng. Those two uncles are also very interesting. The creation of round characters often means a person exists as a polyhedron. The people I mentioned above all have two or more aspects of personality, but in terms of character creation, this author has done a very good job. I'm not disapproving, because the book recommended next door is the 8.8 Time Travel to Fusu book. That book is actually pretty bad. I don't quite understand everyone's aesthetics, nor do I quite understand the Tomato scoring mechanism. 25.6.21 The writing behind it is bad What is written later is too outrageous If you give up after watching half of it, it's over.
The overall feeling is that the author wants to have both, "writing according to historical books" and "reprocessing with reasonable imagination". Being creatively ambitious is a good thing and should be encouraged. But after all, you can only go one way and you can't cross both ways at the same time. Either write it strictly in accordance with the existing fragmentary Ming Dynasty records, or use your imagination and innovate appropriately under the principles of logic and common sense. The former is obviously unflattering and dull in the field of online articles, and the material itself contains contradictions, exaggerations and even myths, but it is more robust and less likely to attract criticism. The latter is the mainstream of online articles nowadays. It is easier to stimulate reading interest and discussion enthusiasm, and attracts a lot of attention. However, the hidden worry is that it is difficult to choose and measure. There are often both fans and fans. If you are not careful, your creative career will be terminated [laughs and tears]. The author's writing skills are quite good, and the character creation is also relatively vivid. I feel that the main problem is to solve the problem of path selection. Here is an untimely suggestion: look at the works of other authors of the same type (traditional to the pre- and mid-dynasties, relying on monarchy or mixed system innovation), such as Jingming of Dongsanniang (translated to Jiajing), which is a relatively readable work within the genre. I think it's important to observe how he designs the plot within the framework of logic and common sense. Ambitious author, I look forward to your new work. Come on😊
It's really good-looking, a conscientious work, and its IQ is definitely online. Last time I saw more than 50 photos, I have saved up to 97 photos. I have to save slowly again!
That is to say, the author has a strong foundation and now dares to write this kind of historical article with a medium to slow pace and a pleasant feeling. He maintains his consistent humorous writing style, so it can be read very comfortably and the quality is online. Personal opinion: Grain+
Personally, I think this is the best book to portray the image of a prince in Tomato. The protagonist perfectly interprets the triple identities of prince, son and younger brother. The game with the ministers is also very exciting. The game between the emperor and the ministers about the expansion and suppression of imperial power is a plot that I have not seen in other works on Tomato. The description of the soul travel is also very downplayed. When watching it, I usually just think that this is Hongzhi's son. It's not a time travel novel, so when I watched the game between the imperial powers, I was actually quite frustrated [face covering] Why is the stinky courtier of the password so bad? [Angry]
It's quite good-looking. It's one of the rare masterpieces among Ming Chuan's novels that is enjoyable to read. There is no silly little white wind, and the protagonist and supporting characters are well written.