Learning History Through Textbooks

The cover was very refreshing. I was a little sleepy at first, so I took a glance at it... And my mind suddenly became clear!

Just give two examples: 1. Kong Yiji is a nickname, not a name, and it is a nickname given to him by the lower class who are only literate. Scholars, especially civil servants, will not use this as a nickname or title. Because Kong Yiji is Confucius, do scholars use Confucius to curse others? 2. Jiangsu and Zhejiang have had Christian missionary foundations since the Ming Dynasty, and many officials and gentry have become Christians. Not to mention that by the end of the Qing Dynasty, how could there be such a saying that people dare not believe in religion?

The advantages are obvious, but there are also many disadvantages. Advantages 1. The copy is novel and interesting, and there are few novels that travel through these worlds. 2. Driving skills are okay. The shortcomings are also obvious 1. The author lacks the writing power to write long articles. He often thinks of good copy or ideas and finishes writing in a few chapters. 2. The realistic plot is not very well written. It feels very low without any tycoon style. She uses her foster lover as a girlfriend and accommodates all kinds of scruples, just like a dog licker. 3. There are too many dishes to be accepted, and all dishes are accepted.

Author, go ahead and write your trashy new book. Don't ruin this book anymore. Just cut it off. Don't disgust people by writing crappy stuff.

Psychological shadow, I saw this at the starting point, just like when I dreamed that I was still in school...😅

It's amazing, the author is alive🥵🥵🥵

When I saw the back part, it was like going through a copy to do some errands, and the writing was messy.

After reading the first few chapters, tell me your experience. Please be careful of spoilers. First of all, the subject matter is good and very attractive. However, the effect of Kong Yiji's dissuasion in the first part was too strong, almost poisonous. First of all, the first thing I did after piercing Kong Yiji was to simply conclude based on imagination that Kong's broken leg was Ding Juren's conspiracy. Normal people wouldn't think that the deputy magistrate of your county had any deep hatred for a laid-off worker, yet he had to go to great lengths to devise a conspiracy just to break one of his legs, right? The author seems not to know that there was a profession of beating at that time, and that anyone could beat a poor man to paralysis. Then, she gracefully rejected the invitation from Master Juren's butler... Well, maybe I didn't want to break your legs at first, but now I think about it... Why don't you be more polite when you refuse? Just poke it straight, the protagonist's halo, the gods will change, right? The original work mentioned that Kong Yiji "didn't catch even half a scholar", so he was definitely not a scholar, and since he was wearing a long gown, we thought he was a boy. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the exegetical school was prevalent. Generally, before the academy examination, you would check whether the handwriting was neat, whether the person strictly spoke for the saints, whether there were any taboos, and there was basically no problem if the handwriting was good. Moreover, older people will also be pitied by Ti Xue, and it is possible to reward him as a scholar (The Scholars). Kong didn't pass the exam, probably because he had a pedantic temperament and mediocre handwriting. Here the calligraphy of Kong is exaggerated, saying that it is better than the calligraphy of the Juren Master... To sum up, it can be seen that the author's purpose in writing is very strong, so strong that he needs to forcibly distort the characters in the original work, and the plot serves his own conception. If he wants to create conflicts, he must forcibly design a secretly appointed master. The reward is Kong's calligraphy, and he must forcibly depict Kong's calligraphy as unparalleled in heaven and earth. In this way, our original feeling of following the protagonist to appreciate the world in the book is all gone. You might as well write a new world. Finally, let's talk about language... It's awkward... When Kong Yiji chats with the hotel owner, he always feels like a salesman and a small store owner... I miss the description of "too much, not too much"...

I can't stand it anymore, it's a bit poisonous. The first of its kind in the Chinese language textbook category, My Chinese Textbook has many worlds. Following the trend of writing is not good enough

Author, I'm not used to your writing style. You always enter the dungeon suddenly and suddenly come out again. There is no transition in the middle. You suddenly come in and suddenly go out. Suddenly you come in, suddenly go out, suddenly come in, stand out, come in, go out, come in, go out, in, out. This is too sudden, I can't stand it! You can add at the beginning that the protagonist enters the dungeon, and at the end that the protagonist has completed the mission, gained something, and returned to reality to make a transition.