
[Ming Dynasty] The Years I Spent as Zhu Yuanzhang's Adopted Son
[明]给朱元璋当义子的那些年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 444k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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Serious Historical Fiction
The background follows historical events, based on historical sources, the characters’ historically accurate personalities, and my own opinions on how things might have unfolded. For reference only.
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Historical fiction
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Historical spin-offs.
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Chinese Historical Fiction
Historical fiction that's still enjoyable even if you don't know the history.
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(/_\) A little bit of everything. I made this list to keep track of my personal dealbreakers, but some can be overlooked. Historical settings lose points.
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Books Saved in the Past, Now Rereading
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Historical Derivatives (Time Travel)
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No Romance, Career-Focused
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Another unexpected ending hahaha, but Concubine Wan Gui really didn't do it like this
Li Shanchang, I recently discovered that there are discrepancies between Ming history and Ming records. When the Li Shanchang case broke out, Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to let Li Shanchang go, but he was bitten to death by the censor. The officials clamored to "die to serve the law." Li Shanchang said, "I have no face to see hundreds of officials" and then went home and committed suicide. In the history of the Ming Dynasty, it was Li Shanchang who was killed by Lao Zhu. If it is said that Lao Zhu deliberately solved the Huaixi Xungui Group, it cannot be justified, because Li Shanchang was actually reported by his own slaves for treason. Before that, he had been bitten by the censor for a long time, but he was suppressed by Zhu. Even if he was beaten by his slaves for treason, Lao Zhu still wanted to let him go, but faced with the determination of the officials to uphold the law... This point comes from Huaixia Scholar at Station B. I feel that the possibility of Li Shanchang's case is a struggle between the nobles and the civil servant group is indeed very high, but it is still quite suspicious.
In Jinjiang, I have seen a lot of webcam female protagonists, and this is the first time I saw a webcam male protagonist. It feels like the author wanted to combine the two writing methods of time travel and historical live broadcast, but he didn't do it well. I don't see the need for Mu Qing's time travel at all. Those two dreams from gods could also be replaced by popular science videos. It would be better to write a serious historical live broadcast and let the male protagonist Ansheng stay in modern times and edit his videos. The plot is purely anecdotal. Have the long-standing abuses of the Ming Dynasty been corrected? Has the fate of the country changed? If changed. You have done nothing but make it easier to establish the Ming Dynasty. You have not done anything about economic, social and cultural development and opening up to the outside world? Anyway, I will just pile the historical materials here, and let the Lao Zhu family decide the next development and let the readers imagine. The author skillfully avoids the parts that he is not good at writing, but this also leads to the fact that this article contains 50% history lessons and 50% daily life. Can you see it? Can see. Does it look good? I personally think it is very general. The only advantage may be that I have a general understanding of the history of this period.
It started but ended at the end. I couldn't bear the history lessons in the middle. The ending was so rushed. It took me two days to realize that this was the ending. Wow.
It's a rumor that Concubine Wan Gui didn't get pregnant.
Do you feel like the story is over before it even begins? ? ? !
. . . At the end of this movie, I really felt like I wanted to speak, but I couldn't stop speaking, and I also wanted to organize my words and forgot what to say. No, you ended it like this? Ah? What about behind? What about the role of the protagonist? Ah?
Is the total word count really 400,000 words? I thought it was about 400,000 words, but it turned out to be true? This is not the beginning of the article, then why does the protagonist want to travel through time? Wouldn't it be okay for him to come over via video? And there are no side effects such as repercussions later?
It's over, spread the flowers ~ Is this gone? I was caught off guard [scared] Can you do some welfare extras when you have time, and write comments for future generations (forum type), how the brothers get along with each other on a daily basis, and what they will be like when they grow up. I simply feel that it is a pity that it ends like this. Their story can go on and on, and I can't bear to part with it ~
Damn it, I was still thinking that Mu Xiaoqing could be discovered by Lao Zhu's family and others about the time travel, so as to recycle the foreshadowing that he shut up for a whole day after seeing the video for the first time. Why is it gone? (?Д`) It feels so regretful