
The Grand Ming Imperial Preceptor
大明国师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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The creative idea is very good, but the protagonist is too self-centered. I always feel that if Zhu Youjian is not brought to modern times in the end, then based on the emperor's mentality, the protagonist will be destroyed in a few years when he is no longer useful. Zhu Youjian was 18 years old in ancient times when we first met him. Since he is ready to be an emperor, he should also have the basic psychological quality of an emperor, even if it is too much at the beginning. Shocked, all the surrounding forces are eyeing him. As a prince who grew up in the palace, he will not give up his trust so easily. Although the article states that the decision-making was discussed by two people, in fact, the most effective one was proposed by the protagonist. The results of the discussion may have differences in details, but the main points have not changed. And although the protagonist's attitude towards the ancients is not typical, The "ancient people are all mentally retarded" type, but they also seem to have an aura that reduces the IQ of the people around them. They say they admire celebrities, but they still have the feeling of looking at people with their chins. Although I am fine with Zhu Youjian, I always feel that all the "equality" towards Zhu Youjian in the text is based on the status of the emperor. In this way, there is also a protagonist who always thinks Zhu Youjian is stupid, and needs The feeling of needing protection, and although the protagonist has been letting Zhu Youjian learn and progress and do what he likes, it seems to limit Zhu Youjian within the scope of his protection, locking him up like a canary. To be reasonable, both parties are men. Unless it is the kind of weak, cheap, and noob, otherwise no one will like this way of treatment. And even Xiaobai Shou will have the idea of counterattack, so as an emperor, even if the shou attribute is determined and he does not counterattack, he will definitely find a way to work hard in other aspects. However, except for the areas that require imperial power to suppress, from the beginning to the end of this article, to be honest, I have not seen that Zhu Youjian has not played any role in other aspects. When it comes to the prince's education, the protagonist takes it for granted that he interferes before the relationship is established. Even if he tries hard to establish an equal relationship with the emperor from the beginning, wouldn't it be bad to rashly interfere in the education of other people's children? Even if Zhu Youjian had a secret crush at the time, he shouldn't interfere directly. Interfering in the education of the child of the person who has a crush on you will inevitably be considered as arrogance based on love. What's more, the prince is the crown prince of the country and received a royal education. I admit that the protagonist's statement that if you don't see it, you may be fooled is correct, but you need to know how many emperors in our country's two thousand years of feudal history have actually seen the suffering of the people among the people with their own eyes? You also said that Zhu Houzhao would be scolded if he ran out, but you have to know that these are still people who really ran away. There are so many people who can't live without the capital for the rest of their lives, and they haven't become emperors. I also know that the protagonist has changed a lot since arriving in the Ming Dynasty, so the prince needs to see it, but is it too much to directly intervene to prevent the prince from receiving the education he should have? Finally, the protagonist has been challenging tradition, cutting his hair, starting a new school, and keeping the same classical Chinese (? I can't remember this clearly). The body, hair, and skin are received by the parents. This is the traditional thought of our country and is also part of the traditional culture. If you don't grow your hair, you can't be a soldier? In addition to loose hair, there is another hairstyle (see Nirvana in Fire). If you can obviously wear it up, you have to cut it. It also emphasizes that others worship the Qinglong Army and spontaneously cuts it short. Traditional ideas are not so easy to change! ! ! If it's too troublesome, you can just wear a ponytail like girls do nowadays. The other thing is clothes. I know that today's clothes are convenient for movement, but according to what the author said in your article, many people will imitate the clothes of the Qinglong Army. But you also need to know that Hanfu is also a part of our traditional culture. Many schools now have Hanfu clubs. Why do these exist? Because many people can't even recognize the traditional clothing of their own country. Japan has kimono, South Korea has Hanbok, and China has Hanbok that is different in every dynasty. However, many people will think it's weird if they wear Hanbok, or they may mistake it for Hanbok or Kimono. Not only because I think Hanfu is beautiful, but also because I want to tell others about our traditional culture. This is the original idea of Hanfu colleagues. Regarding the issue of establishing a new study, I do not deny that mathematics, physics, and chemistry are all important, but in my opinion, the traditional Four Books and Five Classics are also important. In the article, you only wrote about the prosperity of the new study but did not write about the status of the old study. The Four Books and Five Classics may be pedantic, but they also carry an important part of our traditional culture. The author wrote that you hope that more ideas besides Confucianism will be accepted, but I have not seen such an approach. I only see that you are constantly improving the new study. I know that it is very important to have the same classical Chinese to facilitate everyone's understanding and communication. However, classical Chinese itself is my country's traditional written communication method. In this regard, I actually hope that you will promote punctuation marks, which is also an aspect of understanding and communication. And if you think about it, it is so difficult for us to learn classical Chinese in Chinese now. Are we going to let people in the text find an ancient book that they can't understand in the future? It's already the Ming Dynasty, and ancient books must have existed in so many previous dynasties. If you don't want people to be unable to understand classical Chinese, learning this is necessary. When I talk about so many issues about traditional culture, it's not because I admire retro, but because I don't want fewer and fewer people to know about traditional culture, even in books. And just like our little girl likes Japanese comics, Korean dramas, and Lolita clothes, even if it's just in the article, I hope that there will be scenes of Chinese style all over the world, and these require the long history and promotion of the culture itself, rather than the active eradication. Also, cheers! ! ! ! I wish you better and better as you write more
Ah, this... It ended too abruptly.
The end of "Sahua" [Lop-eared Rabbit Head] mainly writes about politics, economic system reform, war, external expansion, etc. There are very few emotional scenes. I feel like it would be better if there were more emotional scenes.
I finished reading it in one go and it was just a word of fun! It's great to finally return to modern times, but it's a pity that there is no extra story about the two of them living in modern times~
It's so well written, and I think I can live for many more years.
Is sashimi real? I heard it when I was a kid. I was scared.
What about everyone else? Let me tell you about other people's conditions too.
It's great~ If it weren't for the Danmei love line, it would actually feel almost the same as Qidian's male videos. Moreover, the pacing is very well controlled, the word count is not too high, and each chapter contains a lot of information.
I've finished watching it, it's good to watch, I like it
The meaning is still not finished. Very few people read this kind of subject matter, and few people write about it. The author's writing is really great and very logical. ∠(?∠)_Come on!