Chief Assistant of the Ming Dynasty

Let's complain about what the author said: "Sketch can create a genre in the Ming Dynasty." To put it bluntly, the author does not understand the history of Chinese art at all, and it is completely taken for granted. Scholars in the Ming Dynasty admired literati paintings, which emphasized brushwork and ink, and extremely despised the highly realistic style, because they considered it to be "craftsmanship" and inferior to the mainstream. In the late Ming Dynasty, Western missionaries came to China one after another and brought Western painting techniques. Did they cause a big shock in the Chinese painting world? Not at all, because Chinese scholars simply looked down upon such a demoralizing thing. There were many foreign painters in the court of the Qing Dynasty, and they were deeply loved by the Manchu emperor. However, the emperor only regarded their paintings as curiosities. In other words, they were fancy and skillful paintings, just for fun and not elegant at all. Ancient Chinese painting has a highly self-sufficient system that cannot be easily overturned by Western painting. In fact, it was not until the New Culture Movement that Western painting really began to impact Chinese painting and begin to compete with Chinese painting. Before that, Western painting was not adapted to the local conditions in China and had no vitality at all.

The protagonist has been actively seeking death. His opponent is a small character but has great vitality. How does the protagonist survive when he is so mentally retarded?

Well, such a long book. It's finally over (Spreading Flowers) As the title of the book says, in the ending, Mr. Xu, as a time traveler, sat in the position of chief assistant. But how can I put it, compared to the previous fantasy books, the ending is more rushed. I also accepted an extra harem, and I can't think of much to write in my remarks. The only thing I hope is that Mr. Chen will not play "missing" again. It really made me find it for a while. I asked on Tieba, Weibo, and Zhihu. I will never forget the feeling I felt when I found this book at two or three in the morning. After reading the beginning, I have already determined that this person is from Chibian. It is so great to find you. After thinking about it, Chen Dada should come back to write fantasy. I never understand the criteria for judging historical texts. I often see comments in book reviews that are inconsistent with history. The strengths of the East Factory and the West Factory are equal, so why is the West Factory the dominant one? Isn't this a worldview that imaginary history? Is the direction of history necessarily exactly the same? If it's exactly the same, then what's the point of knowing the ending? Fantasy is better, just upgrade and fight monsters (forced persuasion) If you have news about a new book, be sure to tell me, don't play Missing anymore (｀ω´) Finally, congratulations on finishing this book.

This is a novel that was ruined by the author's speed of updating.

It's well written. Do you have any votes for the seven recommendations?

I haven't read much of this book, so I want to share my opinion: It's a suicide attempt for a fool like the protagonist to travel through the Ming Dynasty. He has no political vigilance at all, and he still wants to be the chief minister of the Jiajing Dynasty. Even if Jiajing is not obsessed with immortality, he is very clever and scheming, not to mention Yang Tinghe, Xia Yan, Yan Shifan, and Xu Jie. To engage in political struggles with these people with such a mind, do you really think you are in trouble? Please ask the author to read more records of the Ming Dynasty, etc. If that doesn't work, you can also read the events of the Ming Dynasty!

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Well written, I gave it seven recommendation votes

Hahaha, people from Shangrao are here 😁

The beginning is still the same old routine, weak and sick, oppressed by the clan, talented and intelligent (gold finger), and delivering maids. I'm convinced, why why, can you change the routine, you xx. I would like to ask you, the author, if you are too lazy to even write a beginning and have no creativity, is it necessary to read this book? I personally feel that your opening can be considered plagiarism.

Others have endured it. It is not easy to find books that can be read these days. But picking up the emperor... Haha, if you follow the logic in the book, there is no protagonist, Emperor Jiajing, so it is completely gone. It's really too much to copy the title of the book mechanically.

I guess the author, like me, is not good at pinyin and makes mistakes when typing! Haha😄😄

The update speed is too slow. I recommend 4 pictures. Can I add a few more?

The pace has been too slow lately! I have no interest in reading anymore.

I'm really impressed by the update speed 😅😅😅

See Chapter 84. Like a lump in the throat. Not to mention the behavior of the characters in the article. Just talking about the plot setting alone makes people take a look at the author. Maybe having three wives and four concubines would be more enjoyable. But please don't be too high-sounding. If people say they don't like looking at them, don't look at them. No, I thought some parts were quite interesting. I like the male author's perspective and structure, which is not as rigid as most female authors**. Therefore, I will skip similar plots in many male porn books. So. The strange transformation I saw in Chapter 84 made me feel like I stayed up all night to write a plan, and the next day Party A's company went bankrupt. There is no one to blame, no one did anything wrong. But it's hard. This young lady probably won't be able to escape from behind. Even if you are not married, you still have emotional entanglements. Another said that in that era, this girl's behavior was enough to kill her a thousand times. As for the male protagonist, I felt aggrieved for marrying you who disliked the poor and loved the rich in his previous life. After finally being reborn, he met a miserable little girl (yes, 12 years old.) Who was more like a snail girl than Yamato Nadeshiko, but he couldn't help but miss everyone. Sometimes I would rather the male protagonist be a libertine who does his evil deeds openly, and I would treat him like a prostitute. It's better than [the situation is stronger than others, forced by the environment, my eldest wife asked me to marry the younger wife, I am worthy of the justice of heaven and earth, I am just hopelessly in love with N women... Anyway, don't look at me, you don't blame me for everything! ], Or [after committing the crime, he said: It's all my fault, it's all my fault, and I'm in a lot of pain inside. .

The early stage was okay. Recently, I was forced to feed Shi after chapter 800. It was obviously a YY novel and it had to have a lot of poisonous points. The male protagonist was forced to write it from a clever ghost to a brainless fool who knelt down and licked the emperor. What a big deal for a woman. In order to create a conflict between the emperor and his ministers, the male protagonist and the emperor were forced to outwit and attack. They tried their best to protect the tribesmen who coveted the male protagonist's wife and were collaborators. It was either Mary's disease or a cuckold. The later plot was full of poisonous points. The details are completely illogical. The author may be Shi Lezhi, and the description of the flood is almost completely plagiarized (Tang Zhuan) at the beginning It is estimated that the starting point is that in the general environment, there is nothing that can be done about it, so this kind of book is highly recommended. This book is as good as Sanjiang's. Going too far is not enough, so take care of yourself.

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There is a huge gap between the front and back of this book. I wonder if the first few pictures were written by the author? Disgusting characters pop out one after another. A good novel can make people read it in one sitting and not be able to stop. The later part of this novel was heart-wrenching, and then a disgusting character appeared.

The previous setting of the protagonist's wife is very similar to the setting of returning to the Ming Dynasty and becoming a prince.

A good book, so beautifully written. It's rare to read Xiancao carefully word for word in recent years. Thousands of rewards for encouragement, thanks to the author!

A reward of 10,000 yuan will encourage the author, and the author will be greatly encouraged.

After reading a few chapters, I felt that the author was writing from the perspective of civil servants, but the civil servants of the Ming Dynasty were the least wanted, like Xu Jie, who was a great upright official among the civil servants, and even defeated Yan Song. But from the time Xu Jie came to power to being cleaned up by Hai Rui, he was even more greedy than Yan Song. Every civil servant in the Ming Dynasty was killed one by one. There were definitely so many fish that slipped through the net, it was really hard to watch. Finally, don't say that Zhengde is a foolish king. Zhengde has been on the battlefield and cut down people. He can die after falling into the water. It is difficult to imagine that it was not the civil servants who jointly killed the eunuchs. Let's talk about the Xuanda War. According to the history books of the civil servants, less than 100 people died in total. You must know that in ancient times, more than that were killed by scouts alone.

Emmm, the Ming Dynasty also had a rule that the two emperors must be the eldest and the younger. I thought it was unique to the Qing Dynasty, just like Tongzhi and Guangxu.

Pig's trotters are really saints. They have been living in the belly of a dog for more than 50 years. There is no snobbishness and cliques to clean up the fields. If you offend others, you don't take the safety of your family into consideration. If it weren't for the halo of pig's trotters, you would have died a hundred times. Being a reform tool in the hands of the emperor is not an exaggeration. Every family, if you don't have any ambitions, just treat yourself as a rich man. It is estimated that crony disputes and moths from all over the world have killed more people than the Tatars, so it is safer to stay away from the emperor. Either you can reform by becoming the emperor yourself, otherwise you are irresponsible to your family.

The most annoying thing is that people who go back in time and immediately take the imperial examination can still advance all the way. You have modern knowledge, but you treat the ancients, including the imperial examination, as too much fun. Now that you can recognize all the characters in the Four Books and Five Classics, I admire you for being awesome!

Speechless, the victims are almost starving to death, the rats have almost eaten all the bark of the trees, they will sell their wives for a bag of grain, a corrupt official is caught, and the people actually hit him with rotten eggs and vegetable leaves? Let me go, rotten eggs and vegetable leaves are good things. If you don't eat them, why are you a disaster victim?

The poison test is over. The problems in the first hundred chapters are not too big. The more you write, the more brainless you are. The poisonous point in the first hundred chapters is that the protagonist has a bunch of snobbish folks. Before he got the fame, they all wanted to kill him. After the protagonist gets the fame, he can turn them into famous families and fawn over them. The protagonist has no reaction at all. None, I am still respectful and honest, and I picked up the future emperor Guo Jia thousands of miles away. I was angry at Prince Ning in all kinds of ways. I could crush him to death with one finger. Anyway, the people around me all wrote very stupid things, and then I pretended to be a hero to save the beauty. I was speechless.

Are written about the relationship between Guan Qing and Mao, the prefect of Guanqing in the Ming Dynasty. Your writing style is really poor.

This book is exactly the same as going back to the Ming Dynasty and becoming a prince. The story lines are all the same. I don't know who copied whom.