You can check out the free chapters. The first one was about Ju Zheng who was cute when he was a child. The second chapter I bought randomly was about the heroine adopting a native family who was not good at it. Who ranked first and second with Ju Zheng? She even went to America to look for potatoes and was appreciated by Jiajing. I felt that the heroine's golden finger was a bit too high and she was not interested in this kind of subject, so I didn't buy it.
I read the author's previous book with the main character. I read Jiajing very quickly and only remembered the physical ascension and killing the little Japanese. The writing style is crazy, and there are so many jokes incorporated. It's a bit awkward to know what's funny but not to know what's funny. In the early stages of this book, the three of them, Liu Wei and Huo, were trying to win over and learn knowledge in modern times. The Shura field with the young Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty during the Han Dynasty was particularly fun. However, when fighting the Xiongnu, they went directly to modern high technology (I personally prefer to use modern knowledge rather than directly use modern weapons), and then to support the Prime Minister's Northern Expedition. I feel that the protagonist is not very comfortable with the Prime Minister and Liu Che (the comment section gives this feeling, but the article is okay). The most important thing is that I don't think that after the victory of the Northern Expedition, Adou can clean up the situation of the family, and the big man should die.
I remember that the heroine's reaction when she first met Wang Anshi, a well-known historical figure, and felt unworthy to talk to Jie Fu in the early stage was very interesting. However, in the later period when it came to reform, she had to follow the original historical line. Jeff's reform failed and he was dismissed, and the heroine died young, so I didn't read it carefully.
Looking forward to the next book. The author is very good at extending and expanding knowledge. I believe students will be very interested in it after the lecture. I like the ancient poems in it more. The interpretation of Cao Cao's "Dan Ge Xing" as an attempt to persuade enemies to surrender and recruit enemy talents is so funny. Modern literature is a bit too didactic for me (I'm very sensitive about this). The author obviously recommends Li Bai and Su Shi, so I have to click on people who are a little bit different from them, depending on my personal feelings.
The article about Jingtai, the Three Kingdoms and the Northern Song Dynasty is relatively long. There is a talk about the party struggle in the Northern Song Dynasty. The saving of the emperor and his ministers does not mean that Jingtai and other ministers became transparent or that Yu Qian was sorry for Jingtai, but that they truly complemented each other. The Three Kingdoms did not let Jiangdong, especially Sun Quan, become a foil again. The Northern Song Dynasty even elaborated on the Xining Reform from the perspective of party struggle. Cut to the chase, it's a very good article. It's just that Han Xin in it feels a bit OOC, and the author may be focusing on Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty, so he is particularly praised.
As a historical live article, this is a very good article. It covers the politics, military, and culture of each dynasty, and it is very comprehensive. It's a pity that only a few people like Dragon, Phoenix, Pig and Emperor Wu watched the movie in the near future. No other dynasties participated.
The writing is good, some sentences are particularly touching and touching, and the reading is full of passion. It's just that Ming Dynasty has been writing more and more recently without finishing.
My imagination is wide open. The inspiration may come from the co-actors of Xiao Huo and Li Shimin. I just feel awkward with the CP of Er Feng. Liu Wei and Li Er Yuchi
Jeff is still Jiefu who went back to the Song Dynasty to continue the reform after the baptism of the new era. I couldn't love him more. The interaction between the characters is particularly interesting. The Marxist Socialist Law has begun, I hope it will be updated soon!
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