The Art of Ruling the World
明谋天下
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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In this book, I personally think there is a problem with the character setting at the beginning.
In ancient times, do you know how important the prince was? Even if the prince is not favored, no one dares to mess with him. After all, the prince represents the prosperity, and a concubine can rely on the prince to counterattack. The author has a problem with his head. In this book, the emperor does not recognize the prince, and even the maids can bully him. Isn't this kind of plot rare? As a result, I met him. I was unlucky. Even a maid can bully a prince who is in trouble. The author has watched too much TV.
Write well
Give up here. Parting words: write well and don't force yourself to be funny every time, it's extremely boring. Funny is a good thing, but it requires very superb control skills (maybe not one out of a thousand online writers can do it). Without this ability, you will definitely fail at it. For Internet writers, the honest, practical and common way of writing is the best way of writing and the greatest wisdom.
What the hell are you writing about? As the eldest son of the emperor, if anyone calls him "brother" to the left or "brother to the right", well, I'll tolerate it. It will still be the same after he is crowned king. Is your Chinese language and history teacher already mad to death?
After reading more than ten chapters, the good subject matter was spoiled.
The protagonist is already GG in the first few chapters. Do you really think Wanli is easy to get along with? If you dare to be late for the emperor's summons, you will be scolded first. If you dare to talk back, you are bullying the emperor and being unfilial. Argue with reason? What the hell, in ancient times, a king's father was the biggest. Wanli was both your father and your king. It was reasonable for you to dare to talk back, but it became irrational. Wanli was full of thoughts and did not want to establish Taichang. Taichang's ability to be the prince for so many years was due to his obedience, which made Wanli unable to grasp the situation. It would be better for the protagonist to just deliver the clue directly to the door. If the protagonist is submissive, Queen Mother Li can also say a few words of help. If the protagonist dares to be so outrageous, Queen Mother Li can't even speak. I'll punish you for the crime of disrespect first. Historically, those who can safely become princes are good children.
The Ming Dynasty was actually saved at that time, but Chongzhen played himself to death. In the Ming Dynasty, factory guards were the sword in the emperor's hand, a knife used to deal with officials. The proliferation of factory guards in the later period was also because the emperor was cowardly and unable to deal with officials, so the eunuch party came into being. However, the eunuch party in the Ming Dynasty was not like that in the previous dynasty. Even Wei Zhongxian could have resisted in the later period of treating the emperor as a puppet or even poisoning him. But he did not resist. In the end, before his death, Chongzhen enshrined Wei Zhongxian in a temple and said to all the officials that I am not the king of the subjugation of the country, and you are all the ministers of the subjugation of the country!
I came here to read this book after reading the book Rebellion. I feel like it was not written by the same person. The power struggles, character descriptions, and text expressions of the book Rebellion are all fascinating. Everything in this book reveals a sense of weakness, especially when the Fei family daughter met the eldest son of the emperor for the first time, and who was very likely to become the prince. She actually patted him on the shoulder and said that if he encounters trouble in Beijing, he will come to her. This is simply too poisonous. The two books are not on the same level at all
Although I watched it relatively late, I finished it. Let me talk about my thoughts. Conspiracy is not like conspiracy, and power play is not like power play. The whole book is like this. There is no discipline in politics, there is no discipline in people's livelihood, and there is nothing in science and technology. The whole book is about how powerful pig's feet are. Make people laugh.
After reading the first 10 chapters, I gave up and became a little wiser. It is better to write about why the emperor brother rebelled later.
If Wanli doesn't wait to see this mother and son, it's impossible for them to be so miserable that they even bully the palace maids and eunuchs... That's outrageous. Isn't this a slap in the emperor's face?
In fact, I don't think any time traveler can save ancient China.