At the Family Memorial, Don't Forget to Tell Father

Since the beginning of the article, readers have been saying that they are aggrieved because the male protagonist is not like an imperial master in terms of means and scheming. In fact, I think many people may not understand the difference between powerful ministers and imperial masters. Throughout history, some imperial masters may be scheming and powerful ministers, but many imperial masters are not like this. Many imperial masters are great scholars of the generation and are highly respected. It's just that the position of emperor's master often gives human rights officials the illusion of wielding power. The emperor is also a parent. When parents choose mentors for their children, will they choose a sage who is brilliant, upright and virtuous, and consistent in his words and deeds, or a powerful minister who is knowledgeable but deep-minded in appearance and inwardly inferior? Even though the prince has many responsibilities, if he wants to learn the emperor's mental skills, it is not for the emperor's master to teach him, but for the emperor himself to teach him. The imperial master should teach the emperor or future emperors their lessons and teach them how to cultivate themselves and behave upright. This is the responsibility of the Imperial Master. Therefore, the Imperial Master does not mean that he is scheming and powerful, nor does it necessarily mean that he must be the powerful minister in many novels who has great tricks. On the contrary, the Imperial Master in my personal heart is more like the male protagonist, who can be the master of the world and has the style of a sage.

I think the protagonist of this article is the boss. . . I feel like it looks good when there is a boss, but it doesn't look good when there is no boss and only the male protagonist. The role of the boss is very successful, which makes the male protagonist really weak. There are also three sons and daughters whose scenes are better than the protagonist. And the front looks good, but the back feels too idealistic. But overall it looks good.

Why is there no extra story about the third brother?

It would be nice to make it into a TV series

It's really the end of the Holy Father

The article I wrote a year ago is still very good to read now. These people are our backbone from ancient times to the present, and represent the unique gentleness of the Chinese people.

Peizhu is the smartest among the siblings

It feels like everyone in the Tan family is the protagonist of a story. Peiyu is the heroine of the farming novel, Zhenye is the heroine of the orthodox imperial examination essay, Zhenye is the heroine of Jinjiang Tanmei, and Peizhu is the heroine of the house fight, which can be added with the attribute of rebirth. The boss... Uh... Let him play a supporting role among these brothers and sisters.

Why choose Yang Yanjin?

I feel like the third child has a lot of stories to tell