No System + (Pseudo-)History Buff + Farming and Development + Slow Pace
In the forty-sixth year of the Wanli era, Nurhaci formally broke with the Ming dynasty. Ming general Zhang Chengyin marched against him at Sheli Dian and died in battle.
Four former special forces soldiers from the twenty-first century transmigrated into a heap of corpses.
Once they figured out what had happened, they showed their “true colors”:
One online leftist, one Han nationalist, and one self-proclaimed public intellectual
And a team leader who just wanted to keep his squad in line, survive, and maybe make it back to the twenty-first century someday.
His teammates, meanwhile, all hoped to use their “brilliance” to reshape the world according to their own ideals.
Then, in a daze, they were hauled off by the Ming army to defend a city.
Shangguan Tiangang is a qualified but not excellent leader, suitable for civilization but not for barbarism. Yang Feng, a radical person. But it is very consistent with reality. Poria, a person who can quickly change the way he does things, can do one thing as quickly as possible. Teacher Lu, all he thinks about are Western rules and systems. Among these four people, only Yang Feng and Poria. Can build a team in the shortest possible time. The other two have not yet come to their senses. But the one who feels the most uncomfortable is Teacher Lu. Although it is not appropriate to put it on him that a scholar has misled his country, he does have the same set of things in his mind.
This book tells the story of four young people with firm but different beliefs who helped each other and grew up when they encountered various difficulties during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Each of the four protagonists has distinct and unique beliefs and concepts. Can they realize their own path in the rolling wheel of history? Stay tuned. (Human saying: These four protagonists are pretty cool. They are all idealists. Looking at their fragrant mouths and tongues, they really thought they could become popular, but in the end, they are not even as good as those who have read the Four Books and Five Classics 🤦. What does it mean to implement the rules of the people's army without ideological education of the masses? What does it mean to implement the rules of the people's army without ideological education of the masses? Under the premise of promoting human rights and democracy, I feel like Kang Youwei preached the Hundred Days Reform to the Qing Dynasty farmers. However, I still have something to say, that is... I want to see the protagonist group grow into a great person who combines theory and practice!
I don't know when the protagonists will be able to integrate into this era. I hope there will be opportunities for everyone to grow up in the future, otherwise the three gods will part ways sooner or later.
With these three gods as his subordinates, Shangguan Tiangang is also a figure. A die-hard royalist who is the loyal dog of the Ming Dynasty, a liberal who wants to be the dog of the West, and an authoritarian internet left who overthrows everything. It would be strange if these three do not explode together.
The conflict of ideas is interesting. Five stars first.
Each of the four protagonists has its own characteristics, with both a sense of life and a sense of entertainment. The down-to-earth description of Qi Shanlin in "Ju Lu Lan Lu" is also very real. At first, I thought it was a comedy, but after reading the beginning, I felt that it was comparable to serious literature, similar to "Fake Surname Langya" but it is definitely better than it.
Yes, yes, the creativity is good, and there are many memorable characters. But to be honest, Huanghan Net Left Convergence is different from Huangzuo. Baohuang is a right-wing feudal backward, which belongs to the opposite quadrant from the true left-wing forward. I've seen the ruined temple now, I'll take a look at it later. Well, it is indeed the throne, but it is a typical gentleness, but whether it is extreme or not, there is no way he can have a positive relationship with a right-leaning and queen. If you know how to practice, you are still really left-wing. The leftists use it for mass activities, increase production enthusiasm, use capital to make money, and use leaders to train troops. This arrangement is completely genius.
It's well written and I can read it. I hope the author will keep writing.
This book is my favorite type. In fact, all the comments are based on their own perspective. The character growth is written very delicately. The only flaw is that there is a bit too much writing about the battles between characters and routes. Flaws do not cover up strengths.
Four complex characters. It's not a historical novel. There aren't many chapters at the moment.