
[Three Kingdoms] The Famous Scholar Simulator
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Omaika [changed][changed] I went straight into the pit and ordered it all, only to find that it was unfinished and added 🕳️. Will the teacher come back? The writing is very spiritual and beautiful. It is one of the best writing styles I have ever read in the Three Kingdoms. Be confident and come back soon [hold your cheek]
Woo hoo, why are my eyes watering? This chapter is full of information, and the emotional line is also very touching... The relationship between young lovers is really extremely healthy. It felt sour when I pulled it, and Ming Yuan was very hesitant, which made me very anxious. Now the two people expressed their feelings and started talking immediately, why they hesitated for a long time before responding, why they were too tired to hold the pen, who they talked to yesterday and what problems they encountered, why they could tell some strange allusions, have their own firm opinions on things, and make epoch-making tools such as Quyuanli... Everything was clearly explained. Ming Yuan is such an honest person, he immediately told the whole story about his origins as soon as the relationship was established. Although I knew before that he was always unwavering in his choices, I was also shocked by his unhesitating momentum in this chapter. The two of them took this relationship very seriously, so much so that they showed the opposite side from usual. Guo Jia, who is free and easy, is worried about gains and losses, is afraid of Ming Yuan's rejection, and always reveals his true feelings when trying to use some tricks. Ming Yuan, who is cautious and gentle, takes the initiative and takes the initiative, leaving the calm Guo Jia with a shocked face. It saves trouble to talk to smart people. If you say one sentence, he can deduce three sentences, so he has a clear understanding. Smart people sometimes scare you. Guo Jia quickly deduced that he might have been in poor health and died young in history, and then asked it so directly. Although Ming Yuan and Feng Xiao only communicated by sitting by the bed without any intimate behavior, exposing one's soul is more sentimental than exposing one's body... Haven't you two just been together? Why do you act like an old couple? I can say anything so frankly, and the other person responds so seriously. So, my wife completely captured the cuteness of a best friend turning into a lover! The two of them are very young physically. They feel novel and shy about many intimate behaviors. They touch their necks unintentionally and become distraught, and their faces turn red when they hug and kiss. But when it comes to discussing life plans, they will take the other person into consideration from beginning to end without thinking, and may even think about being a little authoritarian and making their own decisions "for your own good"; as soon as they discuss how to solve threats and challenges, they will work together to figure out how to solve the problem. This is because during their long-term friendship, they have developed a model of efficient communication and cooperation. Their souls have already been successfully integrated, and they are inseparable and know each other well. The strong feelings are most vividly reflected in the long-term relationship over the years! This chapter recycles four or five of the previous foreshadowings, which is really a very exquisite design. I'm going to review the highlighted chapters again. It is very rigorous and very comfortable to read. I am even more looking forward to how the foreshadowing that has not been recycled will be written. Before reading this chapter, I didn't really understand why it was set up that the way of heaven would pose such a big threat to the protagonist, and why the system's effect was intermittent. Because many time-travel novels I have read before usually focus on building a career, or falling in love with a male god, the system and the way of heaven are usually just backgrounds, simply foreshadowing the plot, or giving golden fingers to the protagonist. After reading this chapter, I immediately connected. It turns out that the way of heaven and the system are hidden threads. They not only provide background information, but also shape Ming Yuan's logic and character in his life, affecting all his major decisions, and driving the bright thread from beginning to end - whether it is the development of the plot or emotions. Moreover, writing about the system and the way of heaven as if facing a powerful enemy is not like opening up my imagination, but gives me a sense of immersive tension, as if the protagonist really traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and faced many difficult challenges. The theme of time travel is obviously a relatively suspended story, but it is actually written with a sense of reality. This may be the reason why I am addicted to this article and cannot extricate myself!
Boss, the daily update was agreed upon [crying]
After reading too many time travel stories, I feel that the role of Xiao Pei is rare and precious. In some outrageous online articles, the protagonist does not truly reflect on his mistakes and make amends. Instead, he relies on others and his family to wipe his ass for everything, as if he is completely blind to the cruelty of human life in troubled times, and lives a life suspended and divorced from reality. On the other hand, Xiao Pei is completely different. When faced with difficulties, he never laments and feels sorry for himself. Instead, he immediately thinks of solutions. Regardless of whether it can be resolved satisfactorily in the end, at least always choose to take action. Holding a high position with power and resources, he understood that scholar-bureaucrats, courtiers, and generals had more leverage, so they should shoulder the corresponding responsibilities and could not leave the burden of changing their destiny entirely to the common people who had nothing. Seeing that everyone in the court was only competing for power, he had mixed feelings in his heart. Many others mistakenly thought that he was repeatedly entangled and swaying, and felt that it was unnecessary and maybe he was being pretentious. In fact, this is by no means internal friction, but rather his sobriety. He does not blindly follow Cao Cao, nor does he blindly follow Xiao Liu. The core of judgment is never personal relationships and positions, but whether this person can use the resources at his disposal to bring positive vitality to the people. Only when the people are stable can all parties be stable; if we only cling to power and do nothing, it will only slide into a vicious cycle. This road was extremely difficult, but he was extremely firm in his heart. He dared to speak out and give advice to Cao Cao, knew it was difficult and did it, and was willing to take the initiative to take responsibility. Compared with those stories that rely on the halo of the protagonist, relying on luck, and relying on others to tell the truth in exchange for a false sense of satisfaction, Xiao Pei's down-to-earth style is particularly weighty. In fact, I think the author has done a very good job in describing his mental journey, which is both profound and consistent with real-time changes. As for the plot, his mental journey in each plot can be clearly seen. You can also see Xiao Pei's growth from the new entry process. Very well used, nothing superfluous at all. Because from the time I first came to the world to the academy, I have always been happy. Later, I discovered that after Xiao Liu rescued Xiao Liu and taught him, and then to the current playground, it was not only closely related to the current situation, but also closely related to Xiao Pei's inner development process. I could see Xiao Pei from his inner drama. From just trying to protect his family and seeing the people to protecting many, many people, although he had this idea before, when he actually saw it, he became more determined. I think this kind of process is very necessary and nothing is superfluous. On the contrary, I think writing this way can reveal the thickness of human nature. More vivid. The protagonists in many similar novels have a sense of modern superiority, despise ancient etiquette, and act wantonly. He speaks freely and recklessly, and often brings down the whole family because of his own ambition. After getting into trouble, he only sheds a few crocodile tears, without any real reflection and responsibility. When things happen, he only laments the ignorance of the world, but never wants to settle himself, respect the times, and protect his relatives. The whole story is suspended and distorted, without any sense of heaviness. But Xiao Pei is completely different. Although he has the blessing of the system, he never lies down and relies on it. I have been studying hard for more than ten years, and all my abilities are achieved by myself. Modern vision and historical understanding did not make him arrogant and look down on all living beings, but made him better understand the sufferings of troubled times and what is responsibility. He has long regarded this troubled world as his second hometown. He truly cherishes his family and respects the world, and never regards the ancients as supporting characters. Act cautiously, keep a low profile and be self-possessed. When your ability is insufficient, you should restrain your sharpness. When you become more mature, you will do your best to protect the people. If you are truly poor, you can take care of yourself, and if you are prosperous, you can help the world. His kindness is not that of the Holy Mother, but that he is sober and clear-headed, with a clear sense of right and wrong. Respect Kong Rong's heart for the people, but also see clearly his paranoia; cherish Xiao Liu's sincere trust, but do not interfere with the overall situation for personal relationships; recognize Cao Cao's ability to calm down troubled times, but dare to speak out and advise the people when they are harmed. Gratitudes can be forgiven, moral principles should not be compromised, and the common people should always be at heart. If you try your best to help one more person, you will do more. What's even more rare is that everyone in the court can see his sincerity. Even people who don't understand his decision sincerely praise him for his integrity. Behind the praise from others is his hard work, tolerance and perseverance. This is also the fundamental reason why everyone is willing to believe in him and support him. He valued family ties, knew choices, and never gambled on the safety of his family for selfish reasons. Only when the righteousness of the world and the sufferings of the people come first can we dare to ignore our own misfortunes and blessings. Protect your loved ones first, and then protect all the people around the world. Be gentle and tough, restrained and magnanimous. The author makes Xiao Pei extremely three-dimensional and vivid. He will be entangled, guilty, and pulled by reality, but he always remains true to his original intention and upright. Not perfect, but truly worthy of the sky and worthy of the earth. This is also the reason why I particularly prefer this article: it does not have the feeling of suspension, but only true humanity, awe, gentleness and responsibility to carry forward the burden. But I also believe that as far as Xiao Pei is concerned, those who have gained the truth will be helped more often. He does not just show kindness indiscriminately. All his actions are based on rational judgment of right and wrong and a common sense. I don't dislike characters who treat others generously. What I dislike is kindness that is thoughtless, has no position, and lacks respect. People like Xiao Pei are really rare. As a reader outside the book, I deeply admire his value, not to mention those who have actually gotten along with him. It is no wonder that everyone praises him. This is not a cool article in the traditional sense. This "pleasure" has depth, and it all comes from Xiao Pei's hard work. Compared with other thin and cool articles, I particularly prefer this kind of real and touching story. Every highlight in the article comes from his hard work, fairness, and softness in his bones. It is precisely because of such a precious soul that he is attracted to people like Guo Jia. Perhaps we readers will fall in love with Xiao Pei earlier than Guo Jia, which shows the author's skill in character creation. Xiao Pei is really wonderful and a rare wonderful person. This is also the reason why I like Xiao Pei so much. Many time-travel characters only see the so-called "ignorance" when looking at the ancient times, but what Xiao Pei understands is the suffering in the world. As an idealist, I particularly sympathize with this point: it is valuable to have grand ideals, but the road to your ideals requires more pragmatism, seeing all sentient beings, and maintaining awe of the world. With modern knowledge, he gained seriousness instead of arrogance. When he sees the ills of the times, what he sees is the suffering of all living beings, and he wants to resolve this suffering, instead of acting recklessly based on his sense of self-superiority, leaving no room for maneuver, and creating more new contradictions. The logic of many online articles is very suspended: the protagonist only says a few words, and everyone agrees with it without any doubt; there is no complete plan, comprehensive consideration, and lack of mental struggle, as if the protagonist is born to know everything. The process of thinking and implementation cannot be seen. In reality, all the hardships that should have followed disappeared and the journey was smooth. Such perfection is hollow, and it is too light and untenable to be happy. This story is completely different, the characters and the game are all very well written. Cao Cao would not easily learn how to conquer the heart and was always trapped in the struggle for power; Xiao Liu was kind in nature, but because he was not regarded as the true emperor, he had to be cautious in order to protect himself, which was full of involuntary sorrow. Xiao Pei will also rationally weigh Xiao Liu and Cao Cao, and will not ignore the people just because he is loyal to one side. The people are the focus of all his decisions, and this is the core of his role as a pure minister. Assisting Cao Cao does not mean that he is indifferent to the people, nor does he acquiesce in wrongdoing just because of who the lord is. He knows the price of making a mistake, which is that the people will continue to be homeless and suffer, which is something he never wants to see. He does not do anything just to win the favor of those in power. He could have chosen Xiao Liu, who was in a more comfortable situation, but he chose Cao Cao. The starting point was still what was best for the people. His original intention has not deviated from the beginning to the end. This contradiction in the choice is extremely real and reasonable. Even if he chooses to assist Cao Cao, he will not give up his independent rational judgment. Idealism is never the same as unrealism and loss of sobriety. The protagonist has also gone through countless hardships and struggles, which is enough to be realistic. There is no black and white paper of good or evil in the book. The decision-making game of each supporting character is all in line with his or her own origin, personality and past experience, with rich layers and smooth logic. It is this attitude of writing about everyone as a "human" that is so touching when reading it. Hope you have time to update more! In troubled times, I look forward to continuing to witness his steps and perseverance.
The choice in troubled times is never a simple right or wrong question of "choosing the master". The inner struggle of the protagonist Xiao Pei is often misunderstood by the courtiers and others in the book, and few people can truly understand him. Others only saw him repeatedly weighing and making uncomfortable advances and retreats, but they could not see the heavy core beneath the surface. But scratching the surface of the power game in the court, I can understand the suffering. His struggle is essentially the result of the mutual pull and game between his personal longing for the kindness of knowing and finding a chance, the shackles brought by his family status, and the heavy fate of the common people. If we put aside the shackles of the times and put it in a modern environment, the boss that Xiao Pei longs for most in his heart should be Xiao Liu. Xiao Liu has a gentle yet firm heart, he listens to advice, he can treat his own people with complete trust, and he has no doubts about who he employs. When discussing current affairs and world affairs with him, he is completely able to pick up the conversation and is willing to accept new governance concepts with an open mind. They happened to be born in troubled times. Even if they wanted to support them, the most regrettable thing was that what they lacked most was time. If given enough time, Xiao Pei can fully express his political opinions and guide and assist such a powerful person. For counselors with ideals, this is undoubtedly the most comfortable state of working together, just like a thousand-mile horse meeting Bole who completely trusts him. But the cruel and chaotic times of the late Han Dynasty did not allow people to only talk about ideals. Xiao Pei was restrained by numerous shackles of reality. The first is the inherent survival logic of the aristocratic family. There are already people in the family who are under Xiao Liu's sect. The aristocratic family has always been accustomed to making multiple bets to avoid risks, which means that Xiao Pei cannot join Xiao Liu's camp without any scruples. The second is the insurmountable gap in strength: Xiao Liu was still young at that time and did not have a strong foundation. His subordinates were a mixed bag of good and bad, and also mixed with many complex old forces. If Xiao Pei goes to defect, everything will have to be started from scratch. He needs to re-identify the character of his colleagues and rebuild the entire execution system. If he wants to implement his ideals of governance, the difficulty will increase exponentially. On the other hand, Cao Cao has a strong family background and a well-established talent team. Xiao Pei has been working here for a long time, and his talents have been recognized by many colleagues, and his daily work is generally smooth. As a hero, Cao Cao has the ability to control his subordinates, integrate all forces, and has the objective conditions to end the chaos in troubled times. But Cao Cao also has unavoidable character shortcomings: he is suspicious by nature, and often gives priority to the interests of his own group when acting. Many advices always require him to experience setbacks in reality before he is willing to wake up. Even if he recognized Xiao Pei's original intention and talent, accepting innovative ideas still required a long process. This suspicion often chilled the hearts of his ministers. On one side is Xiao Liu, who has a high degree of spiritual unity and is full of yearning in his heart, but lacks foundation and opportunities; on the other side is the hero Cao Cao, who has superior practical conditions but has flaws in his character. Ideals and reality collided violently, and Xiao Pei finally chose to stay under Cao Cao. This was not a blind allegiance, nor did his appreciation for Xiao Liu disappear. The core criterion for making his choices has never been personal likes and dislikes, but which side can make the people of the world suffer less. Often there are not only the protagonists but also many other characters in the book, and there are not many people who can truly understand Xiao Pei. This can be seen very clearly from his insistence on keeping Kong Rong. For Xiao Pei, it never matters which camp Kong Rong is in. Even if Kong Rong is on Xiao Liu's side, as long as this person has a background of serving the people in his heart, Xiao Pei will still choose to do his best to protect him. He did this not because he deliberately wanted to confront Cao Cao, but because he couldn't bear it. Even though Kong Rong himself had many shortcomings, he was outspoken and stubborn, and he adhered to the old theory of monarch and minister, his starting point was not purely self-interested people like Dong Zhuo who pursued power. Kong Rong's words and actions were truly filled with compassion for the people, and it was this core that Xiao Pei respected. At that time, Cao Cao also talked to him that people like Kong Rong could not be bribed or swayed by power and interests. From this incident, we can see that the spiritual background of Cao Cao and Xiao Pei is not compatible. Even though Xiao Pei can sincerely recognize and praise Cao Cao's many talents and strategies, it does not mean that the two are compatible monarchs and ministers. He stayed with Cao Cao just from the perspective of the common people. This was a relatively better option for the common people in troubled times. In an era where everyone is striving for power, power and status have never been what Xiao Pei values most. In his eyes, even though Kong Rong had some shortcomings and his way of doing things was limited by the times, the two had the same moral principles of caring for all people. For this reason, Xiao Pei respected him deeply and was willing to try his best to protect people of the same mind. What he did had nothing to do with winning or losing in the game, but just following his inner moral principles. This was precisely the part that Cao Cao couldn't empathize with and couldn't fully understand. If one purely follows Xiao Pei's personal inner preference, Cao Cao is actually far inferior to Xiao Liu in terms of mutual benefit between the monarch and his ministers. Xiao Liu is willing to listen, willing to think deeply, and can give full trust to his ministers. These are exactly what Xiao Pei values most in his heart. But from the perspective of the people, if you want to save the people of the world from the torture of war, Cao Cao is the first choice in reality. When I read this, I was filled with regret. Xiao Pei is thus trapped between his personal preferences, inner morality and the overall reality. This kind of struggle is so intense that I was heartbroken while reading it. He witnessed with his own eyes countless human tragedies in troubled times: the people were skinny and naked, and tragedies of selling children and daughters were happening everywhere. When it prospers, the people suffer; when it dies, the people suffer. With the perspective of future generations, Xiao Pei has seen the peaceful and prosperous times and is familiar with history books. The sufferings in front of him fell in his eyes, and he felt even more heartbroken. In his ranking of values, the ownership of power should be ranked behind the food and clothing of all people. The world's elite talents, craftsmen and material resources should not be wasted on endless power struggles and internal strife. When people have no hope of even having a full stomach, they will have no strength to guard the borders and no spare energy to resume production. No matter how grand a vision, they are just castles in the air. He always has a sincere hope in his heart: I hope that these people who he values and care about the common people can put aside their personal grudges and confrontations and work together to prioritize the peace and stability of the people. First, we must properly solve the basic problems of people's livelihood such as land, household registration, food and clothing, recuperate and cultivate new forces, and then plan to defend the enemy, put an end to chaos and unify the world. But in the real court, everyone is obsessed with fighting for power, and people's livelihood has become secondary. I can understand the pain of Xiao Pei's dilemma. He is definitely not wavering in his position. Similar to people like Xun Yu, he is always looking for a way out that truly benefits the people. If one day, Cao Cao only cares about his own personal interests and ignores the people, Xiao Pei may not still be on his side. He chose to rely on Cao Cao, and his starting point was still hoping that this force could protect the people. Even if he is already in the camp, he will still speak out and advise if the policy goes against the interests of the people. He does not worship anyone, let alone follow him blindly. He is a pragmatic idealist: he will move closer to whose actions are more beneficial to the people. Whether it is public or private, as long as the plan can benefit all people, it is worth implementing; but if it is just to compete for power and position, it turns a blind eye to the people who are in dire straits, which is the most lamentable and tragic thing. There is no perfect answer in troubled times. Xiao Pei carries the fetters of his family and cherishes sympathy for Xiao Liu, but in order to reduce the suffering of the people in the world, he is willing to accept the misunderstanding and suspicion of others. This choice does not involve a vigorous and generous death, but it belongs to ordinary people who try their best to protect the common people in the torrent of the times. Therefore, Xiao Pei's choice of Cao Cao does not mean that Cao Cao is the irreplaceable and best hero; if he does not defect to Xiao Liu, it does not mean that he believes that Xiao Liu is not worthy of being assisted. If we were not in a chaotic world, if Xiao Liu could have a reliable and mature team under his command, if the family did not have to adhere to the survival rules of relying on multiple parties and spreading risks, and could freely select the best assistants in their hearts, then Xiao Liu would undoubtedly be an extremely rare talent. His decision was the result of weighing the reality of troubled times, his own feelings about getting along, and the fate of all people. His various words and deeds in the future seemed like he was fighting with each other in his heart. In fact, his logic was self-consistent and easy to understand. Cao Cao once asked Xiao Pei why he chose to stand on his side. The answer Xiao Pei gave was different from what Cao Cao expected - he never chose Cao Cao, but the party that could make the people live a good life. It can be seen clearly from here that Xiao Pei is a pure minister who cares about all the people. In addition, he knows the direction of history in later generations, which makes this position even more firm. He feels guilty for Xiao Liu, and this feeling is real, but the guilt will not drive him to fight against Cao Cao regardless of right and wrong. If one day in the future, he really stands up against Cao Cao, the root cause will never be this old debt. It must be Cao Cao's actions that hurt the people, disturbed the morale of the army, and chilled the hearts of the world. His advice is not capricious, nor does he still have unrealistic illusions about Xiao Liu. The ultimate criterion for judging everything will always be the situation of all people in the world. Even though a decision has been made rationally, the process of choice itself is full of pain. I will also have some almost whimsical expectations, hoping that both Cao Cao and Xiao Liu will end up not too bad. If Cao Cao wins in the end, I hope that Xiao Liu can live the rest of his life in peace; he may even imagine that the two saints from the Tang Dynasty were present together, hoping that the two can put aside their differences and live in harmony. I understand that this is almost impossible to achieve in a cruel and chaotic world, but I can feel the softness in Xiao Pei's heart. No matter who of the two encounters misfortune, Xiao Pei will be sincerely sad. Obviously, I already have a direction in my heart, but when friendship and reality collide, this suffering is particularly sad. In troubled times, most of the time it is difficult to have both.
You finally updated, can you update it daily? [Bursts into tears] I really don't want to outlive this book.
It makes me laugh. It's like changing a document a hundred and 80 times. In the end, I still feel that the first version is the best.
[Crying] The meal is here, the meal is here, the meal is finally here. Madam, completion is more important than perfection. I have been starving these past few days. I don't think the writing is bad. I'm very satisfied if I can read updates every day.
I guess Mingyuan is going to talk about Jiechi Salt in Hedong in the next chapter.
Madam, come back and write. I feel so sad without your writing. I was a bit depressed before, but after reading your article, I can quickly pick myself up and welcome the new day with a smile on my face. I have been reading Danmei for almost ten years, and I have more than ten books on the Three Kingdoms bookshelf in my favorites. I have read almost all the Three Kingdoms-themed books on this site, whether they are Danmei, romance, or non-CP, at least to the extent of reading the text and the first two chapters. This is a Three Kingdoms novel that I read in Jinjiang and I thought it was very good. In my mind, it was just one step away from finishing the first episode. I was embarrassed to say this before, because I was afraid that I would get you into trouble because of my fans. I am speaking out today because I hope my wife will be more confident in her writing and have less worries and self-doubts. It doesn't matter if I'm not good at writing, or it doesn't matter if I am busy and slow in updating. To be honest, I break down slightly every day after going to work. I have no energy or temper when I get home from get off work. I understand very well that it is not easy for social animals to write articles. It's really great to be able to write something like this. My wife promised before that she would finish it and would not abandon the article. I always believed it in my heart. After all, if this article is so well written, who would be willing to throw it away? I can tell that my wife has put a lot of thought into it and tried hard to write it well and perfectly. It contains so much dedication and love, how could she be willing to cheat on it. But I still feel uneasy. In the past few months without updates, I have not learned to wait calmly, nor can I delete favorites. I want to know that you are writing, I want to know that you are willing to write, and I am willing to wait slowly for the ending of a story.