I Became the Wanli Emperor's Crown Prince, So Whoever Wants the Red Pill Can Eat It

This is a book that should have appeared at a certain point rather than a foreign persimmon. There are not many historical novel writers who can write large sections of classical Chinese so seriously these days. Although it is true that the progress is slow and not satisfying enough, and the classical Chinese is said once and the vernacular is said again, but the word count has never been a problem here, and it does not matter if it is free. Although the current rating is on the low side, I still hope to come in and take a look at the points I have brushed. It will have a unique flavor if you read it patiently.

The author's level is quite good, from what I can tell from a grown-up perspective. When I first saw the title of Hao Daer, my first impression was that it was a bad book. When I clicked it and read it, I was slapped in the face and called the author a great writer. The content and writing level are quite high. Is the author a history-related major? It was so good. I was interested in Song history novels, so I read the author's Northern Song Dynasty novel. It was also very good, but unfortunately the number of words was too few to read. So I started reading this book again, and it was also great. When I was reading the first book, I saw a writer in the comment section who wrote too much classical Chinese and felt bad about it. I wanted to say that this is the difference between the author and those third-rate illiterate writers. These three books can really allow everyone to see the real historical facts and facts, and in a correct way, they can solve the regrets of most book lovers about the series of tragedies that have happened in history. Let me first bow down to the author, awesome! ! ! Of course, this book also has some minor flaws. It may be due to the lack of energy due to opening two books at the same time. There are some text errors or repeated paragraphs in more than 100 chapters. It would be best for the author to check it after finishing it. Finally, I highly recommend the author's books, not just this one, but all three. The author's level is there, absolutely the level of a master. Also, please tell me how to recommend novels, please teach me [laughing awkwardly]

Coming from the last book, the writing style is as stable as ever. The first three chapters starting with the case of the attack are very well written. I have reached 170 chapters so far. The author loves to chatter and is slow. It is difficult to see the author occasionally write some interesting articles. Compared with the previous article, there are not a lot of classical Chinese articles. It is getting fatter. It is difficult for the author to finish the article with his writing style. I hope the author will not stop updating.

It is rare to see such careful writing of history in Tomato. I wrote about the attack case from the perspective of Zhu Youxiao. I have understood this period of history, but compared with this book, it is still very rough. This book describes this in detail, making people feel like they are there. This content alone has surpassed "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

The writing is quite good, but the protagonist is a time traveler, and his view of Liaodong is not as good as that of the emperor. Only by solving the generals of Liaodong can we defeat Nurhachi, because Nurhaci is the general of Liaodong who raised the bandits and respected them. Only by solving the Liaodong generals first can we defeat Nurhaci.

I have to admit that there is still a certain threshold for reading this book. The author has a very solid foundation in classical Chinese. Those who like to read mindless and exciting articles can take a detour. The political struggle in this book is very well written. It not only describes the forces and fundamental interests behind each party, but also points out the intricate network of personal relationships among the characters in each faction. When the strength is insufficient, you must learn to compromise. The case of the attack is very well written. Wanli wants to protect Concubine Wan Gui. The protagonist uses the honest officials of the Ministry of Punishment and the Kedao Yanguan to expand the problem and win the East Palace Orator on the condition that he can make a voice for the prince in the court. When his intended purpose was satisfied, he immediately stood with Wanli to perform a show of fatherly kindness and filial piety, and then the officials of the Ministry of Punishment and the officials of the Ministry of Science and Technology who advocated strict punishment became the villains who alienated the Tian family. This is just right, that's what politics is like, when everyone's interests are aligned, everyone is a friend, but once the bargaining chips for betrayal are enough, they won't hesitate to stab someone. The Zhejiang Party is like this, the Donglin Party is the same, and now the Puzhou faction of the Jin Party is sharpening its sword to the "oral faction". It's really well written, but it's a pity that such a good book has such a low rating.

Compared with those novices that talk about pleasure without logic, this book is logical, easy to read, and has excellent writing style. It is very in line with my taste. The current score is on the low side, and I thought it could be given a score of 9.5 Or above.

The few writers who wrote about Zhu Changluo were all written by Tianqi and Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty. Come on [Like][Like][Like][Like]

There aren't many cases that use the attack case as a starting point. The ones I've seen before were all about the time when Zhu Changluo was about to die. Everyone, are exporters Shanxi merchants?

Come on! My Jiji King, please do your best too [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] The more you watch, the more addictive you become.