Time travel, poetry, history, imaginary, all works with a score of 9 or above, 🧡🧡The first full text is for poetry outfit 13, a poem at the beginning is a venture fund, 16 titled poems in Beijing, Wu is famous all over the world with Xiao Li's Flying Knife [Cool] [Explore] 🧡🧡The second book, a parallel world chess war, historical figures as generals, bound by historical events , Culture War [Like]🧡🧡The father of the male protagonist, the King of Zhenbei, has great achievements. The male protagonist begins to fight wits and courage with the emperor to find a way out. Under the torrent of history, he overthrows the old dynasty, opens up the Wu Dynasty, and strives for world hegemony🧡🧡Strategic warehouse, I have the plug-in in my hand, and I have the advantage. Li Ke, who originally just wanted to fish in troubled waters, unknowingly became the leader of everyone [laughing and crying]
Fortunately, everything in this world is of inferior quality, except for reading. A poem from the Tang Dynasty shocked the literary world of Great Xia! A song from the Song Dynasty described the splendor of Great Xia! "Establish a heart for the heaven and earth, establish a destiny for the people, inherit the unique knowledge for the saints, and create peace for all generations." In the Imperial College, Ye Tiangao recited four lines of Hengqu, which impressed the literati all over the world! But for Ye Tian himself. What kind of official residence is there? To be honored by the prime minister? It's not as good as being drunk and lying on the lap of a beautiful woman at home!
Fortunately, everything in this world is low-grade, only reading is high-grade. A poem from the Tang Dynasty shocked the literary world of Great Xia! A song from the Song Dynasty described the splendor of Great Xia! "Establish a heart for the heaven and earth, establish a destiny for the people, inherit the unique knowledge for the saints, and create peace for all generations." In the Imperial College, Ye Tiangao recited four lines of Hengqu, which impressed the literati all over the world! But for Ye Tian himself. What kind of official residence is there? To be honored by the prime minister? It's not as good as being drunk and lying on the lap of a beautiful woman at home!
At the beginning, the male protagonist's engagement was broken off and his father kicked him out of the family. Let's see how the protagonist breaks out into a bright future with poetry.
The soul of a small county magistrate in the Great Zhou Dynasty made a big splash at the beginning by copying ancient poems, causing strange phenomena in the world and killing the invading enemies. As soon as the methods of the ancient boss on earth were revealed, he knew that he had extraordinary strength. Look at the Zhou Dynasty, it has a vast territory, foreign races are eyeing it, and its power is tyrannical. In the world, there are many Confucianism, Buddhism, Martial Arts, Taoism, and immortal sects. Demons and demons are hiding in the world, strange things are happening, and the situation is turbulent. Look, how the great Zhou magistrate and the small county magistrate struggle to survive in this bizarre world...
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🔥After being struck by lightning, Emperor Wei awakened to the ability to read minds. He was shocked to see that Man Chao Zhongliang was complaining madly in his heart, Queen Xian Shu secretly wanted to run away, and even her own children were looking forward to him abdicating the throne! Just when his mentality exploded, a message in his heart struck a chord: [It's so miserable to be an emperor... Even a dog can't be an emperor]! 🎭The one who uttered these words was none other than the Ninth Prince Wei Yu. He was holding a tablet in his head and just wanted to lie down and watch the drama. Who would have expected that since his father acquired the mind-reading skill, he would rise to the position of crown prince step by step from being a transparent child in the royal family! Conspiracies are intertwined, and counterattacks continue. When the corrupted prince is forced to be involved in the whirlpool of power, how will this "atypical palace battle" end in a hilarious way? Come and watch to see how Prince Xianyu, under the influence of his father's mind-reading skills, will win in life!
Mathematics, physics and chemistry suddenly appeared in the ancient imperial examination room? After traveling through time, the top student in science confused the examiner with formulas and drove the Ministry of Industry crazy with drawings. The emperor said: My country was saved by the "Pythagorean Theorem"! Who would have thought that on the day when the imperial examination results of the Dayong Dynasty were released, the most explosive thing was not the family background of the number one scholar, but the "ghost drawings" on his paper - the x/y ratio formula, the force analysis diagram filled with horizontal lines, and a sentence that made the examiner slam the table and scold him as "deviant": "Controlling water is not about worshiping the river god, but calculating the speed of the clear water and the load-bearing capacity of the dam!" Lin Yan was the top scorer in science in the province in his previous life. He was still answering the physics final question one second before the college entrance examination. When he opened his eyes, he transformed into a scholar who was too poor to eat steamed buns. Looking at the torn "The Analects of Confucius" on the desk, he twitched the corner of his mouth - when it came to memorizing the Four Books and Five Classics, he was not as good as the book vendors on the street; but when it came to using science knowledge to break the game, no one in Dayong could beat him! In the first round of the imperial examination, the policy essay question was about "disaster relief strategies". All the other candidates were writing about "benevolent government and caring for the people" and "opening up granaries". Only he took out his abacus: "According to the population density of the Yong Dynasty, each county required 32.7 Shi of grain, and transportation loss was about 15%. If a temporary plank road was built to shorten it by 30 miles, 4.9 Shi of grain could be saved, enough to feed 500 people for half a month." He also attached a broken line chart to calculate the loss rate. The examiner almost threw the paper away after reading it: "How can anyone calculate disaster relief in such detail? It's just nonsense!" When the results were presented to the emperor, His Majesty took an abacus to calculate and was so shocked that he dropped the tea bowl: "This number... Is exactly the same!" The second game was even more amazing! For the "border defense armament" test, he directly drew a drawing of an improved crossbow, marking "the crossbow arm has a triangular structure, the pulling force is increased by 50%, the arrow cluster is streamlined, and the range is increased by 30 steps." He also wrote a vernacular explanation of "energy conservation". The Minister of the Ministry of Industry looked at the straight shot of the thigh: "I have been thinking about the range problem that has not been solved for three years, and he solved it with just one picture?!" He was immediately recruited to be the chief craftsman of the Ministry of Industry. What stunned the emperor the most was the flood control case! When the Yellow River burst its embankment, officials clamored to "sacrifice heaven and pray to the river god." Lin Yan went to the riverside carrying a measuring instrument. Three days later, he produced a report: "The river bed at the embankment breach is 1.2 Feet higher than the downstream. The 'cascade drainage method' needs to be used. Three more diversion dams need to be built. The dam body is made of concrete (he named it 'concrete'), which is ten times stronger than rammed earth." Following his method, the breach was blocked in half a month. The emperor stood on the embankment, held his hand and shouted: "Sir, you are really my 'sea-fixing needle'!" While others relied on rote memorization for the imperial examinations, he relied on mathematics and physics to win: linear programming was used to calculate grain and grass, fluid mechanics was used to repair water, and leverage principles were used to modify agricultural tools. Even when giving lectures to the prince, he used "buoyancy experiments" to talk about "the benevolent people are happy" in the Analects - "Your Highness, the wooden block can float on the water because buoyancy is equal to gravity, just like benevolent government can support the people, and it is stable only if it has enough weight." The prince clapped his hands after hearing this: "It's much more interesting than what the tutor said!" What is even more shocking is his "sobriety in the world": when he came to China, his family was so poor that he relied on his mother's sewing. He was not in a hurry to take the imperial examination. He first made a "simple water tanker" to help water the fields in the neighboring village and made his first pot of gold; when faced with the influence of the powerful, he only believed in " "Scientific principles" and refused to use the back door: "The official can be inappropriate, but my formula cannot be wrong"; even the emperor wanted to marry him to a princess, but he declined: "I want to teach more people "Gewuxue" (his name for physics) first." 528,000 Words in series, rated 9.6! There are no bloody house fights, only dimensionality-reducing blows from science bosses: from a poor scholar to "Mr. Gewu" who made the emperor chase him asking "how to derive the formula", Lin Yan used a pen and an abacus to turn the ancient court into a "science show". If you love the exhilarating feeling of "crushing everything with knowledge" and the way ancient people were so amazed by mathematics and physics that their eyes widened, this book will definitely make you more and more excited as you read - after all, who can resist a science champion who uses the Pythagorean theorem to calculate military achievements and the principle of buoyancy to talk about benevolent politics?
Mathematics, physics and chemistry suddenly appeared in the ancient imperial examination room? After traveling through time, the top student in science confused the examiner with formulas and drove the Ministry of Industry crazy with drawings. The emperor said: My country was saved by the "Pythagorean Theorem"! Who would have thought that on the day when the imperial examination results of the Dayong Dynasty were released, the most explosive thing was not the family background of the number one scholar, but the "ghost drawings" on his paper - the x/y ratio formula, the force analysis diagram filled with horizontal lines, and a sentence that made the examiner slam the table and scold him as "deviant": "Controlling water is not about worshiping the river god, but calculating the speed of the clear water and the load-bearing capacity of the dam!" Lin Yan was the top scorer in science in the province in his previous life. He was still answering the physics final question one second before the college entrance examination. When he opened his eyes, he transformed into a scholar who was too poor to afford steamed buns. Looking at the torn "The Analects of Confucius" on the desk, he twitched the corner of his mouth - when it came to memorizing the Four Books and Five Classics, he was not as good as the book vendors on the street; but when it came to using science knowledge to break the game, no one in Dayong could beat him! In the first round of the imperial examination, the policy essay question was about "disaster relief strategies". All the other candidates were writing about "benevolent government and caring for the people" and "opening up granaries". Only he took out his abacus: "According to the population density of the Yong Dynasty, each county required 32.7 Shi of grain, and transportation loss was about 15%. If a temporary plank road was built to shorten it by 30 miles, 4.9 Shi of grain could be saved, enough to feed 500 people for half a month." He also attached a broken line chart to calculate the loss rate. The examiner almost threw the paper away after reading it: "How can anyone calculate disaster relief in such detail? It's just nonsense!" When the results were presented to the emperor, His Majesty took an abacus to calculate and was so shocked that he dropped the tea bowl: "This number... Is exactly the same!" The second game was even more amazing! For the "border defense armament" test, he directly drew a drawing of an improved crossbow, marking "the crossbow arm has a triangular structure, the pulling force is increased by 50%, the arrow cluster is streamlined, and the range is increased by 30 steps." He also wrote a vernacular explanation of "energy conservation". The Minister of the Ministry of Industry looked at the straight shot of the thigh: "I have been thinking about the range problem that has not been solved for three years, and he solved it with just one picture?!" He was immediately recruited to be the chief craftsman of the Ministry of Industry. What stunned the emperor the most was the flood control case! When the Yellow River burst its embankment, officials clamored to "sacrifice heaven and pray to the river god." Lin Yan went to the riverside carrying a measuring instrument. Three days later, he produced a report: "The river bed at the embankment breach is 1.2 Feet higher than the downstream. The 'cascade drainage method' needs to be used. Three more diversion dams need to be built. The dam body is made of concrete (he named it 'concrete'), which is ten times stronger than rammed earth." Following his method, the breach was blocked in half a month. The emperor stood on the embankment, held his hand and shouted: "Sir, you are really my 'sea-fixing needle'!" While others relied on rote memorization for the imperial examinations, he relied on mathematics and physics to win: linear programming was used to calculate grain and grass, fluid mechanics was used to repair water, and leverage principles were used to modify agricultural tools. Even when giving lectures to the prince, he used "buoyancy experiments" to talk about "the benevolent people are happy" in the Analects - "Your Highness, the wooden block can float on the water because buoyancy is equal to gravity, just like benevolent government can support the people, and it is stable only if it has enough weight." The prince clapped his hands after hearing this: "It's much more interesting than what the prince said!" What is even more shocking is his "sobriety in the world": when he came to China, his family was so poor that he relied on his mother's sewing. He was not in a hurry to take the imperial examination. He first made a "simple water tanker" to help water the fields in the neighboring village and made his first pot of gold; when faced with the influence of the powerful, he only believed in " "Scientific principles" and refused to use the back door: "The official can be inappropriate, but my formula cannot be wrong"; even the emperor wanted to marry him to a princess, but he declined: "I want to teach more people "Gewuxue" (his name for physics) first." 528,000 Words in series, rated 9.6! There are no bloody house fights, only dimensionality-reducing blows from science bosses: from a poor scholar to "Mr. Gewu" who made the emperor chase him asking "how to derive the formula", Lin Yan used a pen and an abacus to turn the ancient court into a "science show". If you love the exhilarating feeling of "crushing everything with knowledge" and the way ancient people were so amazed by mathematics and physics that their eyes widened, this book will definitely make you more and more excited as you read - after all, who can resist a science champion who uses the Pythagorean theorem to calculate military achievements and the principle of buoyancy to talk about benevolent politics?
①If you prefer historical and ancient backgrounds, then these books are definitely worth it. There are plots of power and intrigue that stir up troubles in troubled times, there are also legends of counterattacks in which children from poor families learn to rise to great heights based on their talents, there are thrilling plots in which grassroots emperors decide the country with strange moves, and there are also inspirational chapters in which the clansmen support each other and finally ascend to the throne.
[Not a cool novel + no memory + no golden fingers + fictional history + time travel + slow growth + growth] A very good novel, with sophisticated human feelings, like a scroll showing an ancient world. Even a novice may not be able to understand it!
🍀Time travel, poetry, and imaginary brain-burning types are all here. 🍒He is a descendant of a mysterious ancient martial arts family. One day he found someone falling into the water. It was rescued using modern methods. 🍒Soon, the six-year-old girl woke up from coughing. The people on the side were excited and said: "Sister Changle, you scared me to death. What do you think?" Is anything wrong? "It turns out that this group of people is the royal family of the Tang Dynasty. 🍒When they were leaving, he prescribed medicine for Changle to treat asthma. ... As his reputation grew, he got something like the title below.
1. 💐 "Immortal, high above the world, indescribably noble, an invincible venerable person of an era, and a scholar and scholar. There has never been such a person before." Someone told him. Li Jiao picked up his pen and wrote "Near Wine", "Tao Te Ching", "Spring and Autumn", and "Song of Everlasting Sorrow", but he didn't take it seriously. "Really? Then I'll be the first one." 2. 💐Ci Song, a college student majoring in Chinese language, traveled through another world and came to a strange world above Confucianism and Taoism. Here, only literati can control the aura of heaven and earth and transcend the ordinary to the saint. When Ci Song was surprised to find that there was no Li Bai or Du Fu in this world, and as a proficient reciter of 300 Tang poems, this was undoubtedly the best era.
1. 💐 "Immortal, high above the world, indescribably noble, an invincible venerable person of an era. There has never been such a person in the literary world." Someone told him. Li Jiao picked up his pen and wrote "Near Wine", "Tao Te Ching", "Spring and Autumn", and "Song of Everlasting Sorrow", but he didn't take it seriously. "Really? Then I'll be the first one." 2. 💐Ci Song, a college student majoring in Chinese language, traveled through another world and came to a strange world above Confucianism and Taoism. Here, only literati can control the aura of heaven and earth and transcend the ordinary to the saint. When Ci Song was surprised to find that there was no Li Bai or Du Fu in this world, and as a proficient reciter of 300 Tang poems, this was undoubtedly the best era.
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