
Jingtai of Great Ming: Brother, I Studied in the Modern Era
大明景泰:皇兄,我在现代留过学
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I am the author of this book, trumpet. Studying the history of the Ming Dynasty is a complex and tedious process. Not only must we refer to official historical materials, but we must also not ignore folk historical materials. Since the Ming Dynasty's revision of the "Records" would be subject to the subjective influence of the next emperor, those who compiled the "Ming History" in the Qing Dynasty more or less had the selfish motives of the Qing emperors. At that time, there were many historians among the people. Therefore, regarding a certain historical event, from a "human nature" perspective, it is not a good thing to arbitrarily completely deny official historical data and instead believe in folk unofficial history, and vice versa. In short, it is not advisable to deliberately verify what you believe, but to deny the authenticity of a certain official or private historical data. You must always maintain objective and rational cognition and view it dialectically. Or divide the "Records of the Ming Dynasty", "History of the Ming Dynasty" and folk history books into three parts, from the more to the less. For example: It is often said that the "History of the Ming Dynasty" revised by the Qing Dynasty to smear the Ming Emperor is not credible, but in order to prove his point of view, he uses the information of the "History of the Ming Dynasty" to deny the "Ming Dynasty Records". This double standard behavior is funny and ridiculous. However, no matter what, don't be influenced by later film and television works.
I really like the author's writing style. It's humorous, but also very rigorous and scientific. At the same time, it abandons some lengthy and inappropriate details (there are really no need to worry about some things in the novel). Many complex political and historical issues are expressed in an easy-to-understand way. Overall The first one is very similar to the previous one. It is a very sensible and logical type of cool article, and then it has time to slowly settle down. Later on, it is probably a consistent knife. It is the only author I have read so far who has basically no poisonous points. I plan to make up for the author's first book.
It's very interesting. Zhu Qiyu was reincarnated into modern society and had a father who loved him. Now he accidentally traveled back to the Ming Dynasty when he was a child during archeology. In order to change the ending, I made plans again and again and successfully ascended the throne. I feel that the national power of the Ming Dynasty will definitely be improved in the future.
I followed the previous book and it is very nice. Can you update it quickly? Have you forgotten Shan Yu's kindness?
Why is this book rated so low? It's only about six o'clock. The author's writing level is not low. I got into this book from the previous book about Qin (Chan Yu's love will never end 😢 😢). I have read several other books as well. I really like his writing style. This book is also a re-travel story (rebirth plus time-travel), but it doesn't start from the perspective of continuing to write with the surname Song. It is written from the perspective of Emperor Zhu Qiyu. To put it simply, Zhu Qiyu came to modern society with his memory. The study involved reading, serving as a soldier, archeology, business, historical research, etc. Then returned to the dynasty that it should be. Start working on what happened after the Civil War. The new emperor ascends the throne, dismisses his official position over a glass of wine, guides the country, uses steam engines and looms, talks about business, and fights against aristocratic families...
After waiting for seven or eight days, I finally got this book. Based on my experience in reading the author's previous books. This book is going to be great too. The setting is interesting, but updates are a little sparse. The plot is also very nice. Support, support. Also, I would like to see ten chapters updated a day, is that okay? 🥺🥺🥺
It seems pretty good so far. The writing is smooth and humorous, and I like the setting (travelling through the past and the present). Regarding the various confusing statements and controversies in Ming history, I will present historical materials and then give my own reasons for trusting a certain one, which makes it more comfortable to read.
It's okay, but there are too many people in the Song family helping the protagonist, no matter what it is, it's impossible for one family to dominate The author is still too young. There are too many Song family members. When your wife grows up, she can take over your role. You can do whatever you want. Loyalty is worthless.
Quoting a lot of historical data, the basic logic should be complete. It's not easy for Tomato to write to this level. I like everyone to read a few more chapters before commenting [Learned] It's too rigorous, but there are very few people who can read this kind of book, and if they do, there will be a lot of criticism 🤦 🤦 There is really no way, after all, some people just like to read cool articles
Both brothers were poor people, and both were manipulated. It's just that Zhu Qi insisted on his life and didn't die. Yu Qian is the unsuccessful Wang Mang