"If you don't save one dynasty, the truth of a generation will remain." Traveling through Lin'an of the Southern Song Dynasty, where the scribe Su Yan was hiding in a dense literary prison, while writing flattering articles praising Qin Hui, he secretly hid Yue Fei's forbidden manuscripts. Under the supervision of inspections and spies, he used pen and ink to conceal the truth of the troubled times.
(PS: There is no golden finger, just a small character recording the historical events. The protagonist relies on his ability to identify characters and understand people's hearts. In the dark Lin'an where the text is dense and the powerful ministers are in power, he silently collects the legacy of Yue Fei's old army, counterattacks the secrets of the court, stirs up the political situation of the Southern Song Dynasty, and counterattacks from a small person who everyone can bully to a hidden writer who rewrites the history of the Song Dynasty to restore the historical truth~~~~ It is different from ordinary cool novels, so you need to read it patiently.)
Reader comments
Most historical novels on the market focus on the disputes in the court, but "The Book Copyman in the Back Alleys of the Song Dynasty" takes a different approach, focusing on the lower-level market.
It is created based on the real historical environment of the Shaoxing period, closely following historical facts such as Literary Inquisition, the peace negotiations between Song and Jin Dynasties, and Yue Fei's unjust case, and is combined with a refreshing literary structure of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger.
The protagonist does not resort to force and relies on knowledge, strategy, and handwriting to deal with all forces. The humorous city wars in the early stage pave the way for the long-term, and the court games in the middle and late stages are reversed layer by layer.
The most moving thing is the main theme of the book: It is difficult for human power to reverse the trend of the times, but ordinary people can also do their best to preserve the historical truth. They have made great achievements despite ups and downs, and still adhere to the common people's heart.
Most historical novels on the market focus on the disputes in the court, but "The Book Copyman in the Back Alleys of the Song Dynasty" takes a different approach, focusing on the lower-level market. It is created based on the real historical environment of the Shaoxing period, closely following historical facts such as Literary Inquisition, the peace negotiations between Song and Jin Dynasties, and Yue Fei's unjust case, and is combined with a refreshing literary structure of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. The protagonist does not resort to force and relies on knowledge, strategy, and handwriting to deal with all forces. The humorous city wars in the early stage pave the way for the long-term, and the court games in the middle and late stages are reversed layer by layer. The most moving thing is the main theme of the book: It is difficult for human power to reverse the trend of the times, but ordinary people can also do their best to preserve the historical truth. They have made great achievements despite ups and downs, and still adhere to the common people's heart.