Quick, Let Duke Zhou Eat Some Meat

As soon as I saw the three words "Prince Regent", I couldn't help but think of the description of the Prince Regent in most female pornographic novels: cold and powerful on the outside, confident and brutal, but affectionate and powerful on the inside. The male protagonist of this book is also a regent, but because the psychological shadow left by Shang Zhou in his childhood was so large that he could not eat meat and was malnourished. This dignified regent looks fragile and looks like he will not live long. Surrounded by powerful powers, the King of Zhou is still a baby, and the powerful ministers are still eyeing him. This starting point is very gripping, and I can't help but keep watching, to see how the emperor's uncle breaks the situation and supports the emperor. At the same time, it is rare to encounter books with the Zhou Dynasty as the background. It is really rare to encounter them this time, so I decisively pursued them.

I usually read time-travel novels, but I don't see very many about the turn of the Shang and Zhou dynasties. I just happened to read something, so I opened my mind and started writing [laughing]. This is my first time writing, and I am not very good at writing. I plan to write about Zhou Gong Ji Dan, the creator of the underlying code of Chinese civilization. From the perspective of a future person, we experienced the extraordinary journey of three years of assisting the government, three years of Eastern Expedition, and three years of making rituals and having fun. We experienced the historical transformation from eating the weak and the strong through human sacrifice to respecting heaven and protecting the people. We tried to explain the truth of "the Duke of Zhou spitting out food" using hypothetical possibilities. Plan ✍Three volumes, the first volume ends at the end of the Eastern Expedition, the second volume looks back at Xiqi's past, and the third volume starts from the major event of conquering the tiger and returns to the protagonist's quest line.

The earliest impression of Duke Zhou was from the textbook "The Duke of Zhou feared the day of rumors", and the allusion of "The Duke of Zhou spits out food" to the virtuous corporal. They are both serious and respectful images. I was very curious when I saw the name. It turned out to be a novel setting that subverts the traditional historical literature, and I was full of contrast.

It's so interesting to travel through time and become Zhou Gong but is afraid of eating meat! While trying to calm down the troubled times and assist the young master, he also has to battle wits and courage with meat-eating PTSD. It's relaxing and interesting, and you can't stop chasing it!

This book brought historical celebrities down from the altar and wrote new ideas. Duke Zhou is no longer a lofty saint, but an ordinary person tortured by psychological shadows who can't even eat meat. Fighting against powerful officials in the court, suppressing rebellions on the border, and having to face King Xiao Cheng urging him to eat meat when he returns home - it's tragic and funny at the same time. The writing style is relaxed and the ideas are clear.

The writing is okay. This book is about a modern person who traveled through history and became Ji Dan, the famous Duke of Zhou. Through the author's words, we understand that even with modern knowledge, the direction of history has not changed that much. For example, when the Eastern Expedition was ended early, the river was still overflowing with floods. So we could only summon water control experts to arrange the water blockage step by step. We relied on our own abilities to stabilize the country in troubled times, and we had to solve the problem of eating meat. It was very funny.

From the opening layout to the ending, the style is unified, the temperament is distinctive, and it has strong personal recognition. The overall structure is complete and the logic is rigorous. It can be seen that the author has studied and achieved history. I recommend reading it.

Others who traveled through time and became Zhou Gong were all about pursuing careers and winning people's hearts, but the protagonist was better off. The biggest problem turned out to be "eating meat"! The shadow of the Chaoge Blood Sacrifice is so immersive that once you take a bite of the meat, you will dream back to the Shura Field. King Xiaocheng still makes milky milk sounds every day to persuade him to eat it. I can't help but laugh! The plot line of history is also very stable. There are rebellions among powerful officials inside and outside. Watching the protagonist carry out the battle of wits and courage while carrying the country, you can't stop following him!

I like this kind of imagination, but Duke Zhou really can't eat it anymore.

Full of contrast! "The Duke of Zhou spits out food" becomes "can't eat meat", the plot is solid, the jokes are dense, and it is a masterpiece to relieve stress!