
The Tragedy of the Great Ming: Zhang Juzheng
大明之殇:张居正
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 187k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 3
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This novel is a time-travel novel that touches the heart of "historical regrets": As Zhang Juzheng's time-travel disciple, the protagonist uses modern wisdom to help him create the Wanli ZTE, but he also witnesses him erecting a high-rise building, banqueting guests, and eventually the building collapses. The blood coughed on the reform charter during the late-night revision, and the hot jade finger on his deathbed, make the glory and desolation of the "time-saving prime minister" very clear. There is no Shuangwen style of changing one's fate against the odds, but standing next to the gears of history and seeing the powerlessness of ten years of hard work. The history pen is as cold as a knife, wrapped in regrets dripping with blood and ink. Reading it is like holding a hot history book. I respect Zhang Juzheng's burning, but also feel pain for the irreparable sorrow.
It's really beautiful and interconnected. I've long wanted to know about Zhang Juzheng, the first person in the Ming Dynasty.
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