
Dreaming of Bianliang
梦回汴梁
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 266k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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This is a fantasy novel with a time-travel theme. It is really well written and makes people want to read it. The characters created by the author are unique. Lin Yan, a history major, traveled through time and became a poor scholar who was so hungry that he ate cold steamed buns. The novel begins with a lot of suspense. The male protagonist Lin Yan got stuck while writing his graduation thesis. He reached out and touched the blue and white porcelain tea cup from the Northern Song Dynasty in the museum display cabinet. As a result, he traveled to the Northern Song Dynasty and became a poor scholar... The author has profound literary knowledge, the language is fluent and interesting, a bit like a light comedy, and you can't help but laugh when reading it. Therefore, it is worth reading and recommending, and giving it a five-star rating! The novel is really well written, I will continue to read it!
This book uses a modern soul to break the ancient style of the Northern Song Dynasty, with lots of laughs but exquisite details. The protagonist works in the Bianhe Teahouse, recites Song poetry to criticize Su Dongpo, and uses modern jokes to deal with workplace party disputes. He treats history as a big stage and comedy as seasoning, maintaining a bowl of human fireworks amidst prosperity and hidden worries.
It's like pushing open a door that travels through thousands of years. It's like pushing open a window that travels through thousands of years of time and space. There are no ups and downs of power struggles, and there is no halo of the protagonist who defies fate and changes his fate. The author uses gentle and delicate writing to describe the fireworks in the streets of Bianjing in the Northern Song Dynasty and the various situations in the world, allowing readers to immerse themselves in a vivid and healing dream of the Song Dynasty. The most touching thing about this book is the description of the city that is satisfied with the fireworks of the world. The Bianjing city described by the author is three-dimensional, vivid and warm. There are cars and horses and people passing by on Jade Street, Zhouqiao Night Market is full of hawkers, and literati are talking loudly in the tea house. There is a wonderful folk art performance in Goulan House, and the street is steaming. They all accurately restore the market style of the Northern Song Dynasty. It's very beautiful and warm, and it's just like people's fireworks and the things that happen in the market. No machinations, just ordinary life. The more you look at it, the more interesting it becomes.
This novel never relies on plot to win, but on its extremely delicate writing style and its gentle insight into people's hearts and life. The author uses words as needles and emotions as threads to mend the trivialities of life and outline the tenderness of human nature. In the tiny words, we can understand the sincerity of emotions, see the beauty of life, and gain the power to heal people's hearts. This kind of text is like tea with a sweet aftertaste. It is dull when you first read it, but it is full of mellow flavor when you taste it carefully. It is worth reading slowly and carefully, feeling the unique gentleness and power of the text between the lines.
Opening this book is like diving into Bianjing a thousand years ago. There is no heaviness and intrigue that is common in historical time travel novels, only the liveliness and excitement of a modern person living in the marketplace of the Northern Song Dynasty. Lin Yan's time travel was not to change his destiny against nature, but to seize the happiness of a cup of tea, a poem, and a group of friends in the cracks of the prosperous age. The author's words are full of fireworks, and the cries of the night market, the noise of the tea house, and the fun of Su Shi's poems are all vividly written. It turns out that historical novels can be so easy to heal. After reading it, I really can't help but yearn for the bustling Song Dynasty where there was tea, friends, and bustle!
The male protagonist Lin Yan has a lively and down-to-earth character, and he made his name in the Northern Song Dynasty by relying on modern thinking and interesting jokes. The overall plot is light and lively, with no cliche intrigues. The daily scenes of visiting the night market, drinking tea, arranging flowers, and exchanging poems with Su Shi are full of excitement. The rhythm is smooth and comfortable, full of laughter, and the writing is exquisite. It is worth reading. The story is wonderful, five stars!
The protagonist Lin Yan is really too vivid! He didn't have a golden finger to create a new world. He only relied on a lot of modern jokes and a clear mind to create his own small world in Bianjing in the Northern Song Dynasty. From a poor scholar who ate cold steamed buns to a teahouse celebrity and an interesting figure in the literary world, he did not pursue fame and fortune, but only cherished tea, friends and lovers, and turned troubled times into a paradise. The author's writing is relaxed and interesting, the characters are three-dimensional, the collision between history and modernity is full of sparks, and every chapter has new surprises.
This light comedy novel is really well written, making readers laugh every time they read it. The characters created by the author are very individual. The male protagonist learned calligraphy from Huang Tingjian, a calligraphy class, and he became a master of weird calligraphy and became his own school. The class teacher was in a hurry and asked him to play a petty official who follows an adult. When he came on stage, he was so nervous that he forgot his lines. Then he used his free will and changed the original tragic scene into a funny comedy... The author has good literary skills and is worth recommending, five-star praise!
Traveling through Bianliang in the Northern Song Dynasty, this book is unique. The author does not write about the intrigues of the imperial examination, but instead allows the male protagonist to write essays with Su Shi, discuss books with Huang Tingjian, and talk about paintings with Wang Ximeng, and he can easily move among celebrities and celebrities. The writing style is light and joyful, and the characters are vivid. It not only shows the prosperity of Qingming Shanghe, but also resonates with the elegant taste of literati. Although it is set in a fantasy setting, it is known for its cultural heritage, making it an interesting read that makes you want to put it down. It can be called a clear work in the history of time travel.
Who knows? This book about traveling through the Northern Song Dynasty is really right! Others in the Song Dynasty were engaged in imperial examinations and political intrigues, but the protagonist Lin Yan did not. He ate cold steamed buns at the beginning, calmed down the gangsters with the words "Old iron 666", ignited the tea house with modern letters, went to the night market with hairpins, and chatted about the workplace with Su Shi due to poems, turning Bianjing, where Jiayou lived for three years, into a happy planet. The laughs are dense and not embarrassing, the details are verified online, and the hidden worries of the prosperous age are hidden in the fireworks of the world. You can't stop following it!