The Pearl Duel

The author is probably really rich. In reality, the author probably buys things like vegetables for 10,000 yuan per catty. The prices in the article are very generous. In this article, there are transactions of 10,000 taels of silver at every turn. A pink pearl costs 10,000 taels of silver, and a black pearl costs 50,000 taels of silver. You can spend 10,000 taels of silver on any purchase. You can buy a girl with skill points for 10,000 taels of silver, and your subordinate secretly sells an idea of ​​artificially cultivating pearls for 10,000 taels of silver. I would like to ask, in the Ming Dynasty or the Qing Dynasty, the annual court income was only more than one million taels, so the annual tax income of the dynasty in the book was calculated as hundreds of billions. Otherwise, the emperor might as well just cultivate pearls directly, which would make more money than collecting farmers' land taxes.

I would like to make a suggestion, some people who read romance novels do not read BL. Can the author reduce the number of men and women in the article?

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The plot is quite good! The author has a misunderstanding about the conversion of silver value! Ding Erpang wants to buy the heroine's drawing for 100 taels of silver! The heroine was dismissive and remembered that her works in her previous life were all worth five figures! Doesn't the author know that your so-called five-digit number is about 16 taels of silver in terms of food purchasing power? This is like a person praising the jewelry box but disdainful of the jewelry. What's even more serious is that when the heroine sold the faceted gemstone to Old Bill for 1 million taels of silver, she still looked disapproving and remembered that the money she handled in her previous life was "more than tens of millions." Haha, the author's so-called "more than ten million" is just a drop in the bucket compared with this one million taels of silver! One million taels of silver is converted into food purchasing power, which is about 600 to 700 million! In the face of such a huge sum of money, is "more than tens of millions" worth being complacent?

The main plot is very interesting, but the villains are too inexplicable... Let's talk about the princess. If you look at it in today's context, a second-generation X-generation Bai Fumei, with an amazingly powerful father, and a rich and handsome husband who loves her deeply, will deliberately try to destroy a little girl because she is too powerful, famous, and prosperous, and her business is too big, almost to the point of death? How free is this? How about some actual conflicts of interest_(:з∠)_

The fights between the characters are very well written. But the pre-marital behavior of the heroine and the hero is too unreserved. This cannot be applied to the habits and thinking of modern people. After all, in the ancient social environment, a woman who was not reserved before marriage meant frivolity! The male protagonist cuddling, hugging and kissing the female protagonist means extreme disrespect! The author also wrote that the affair between Ouyang Min, Mingyu and Yuan Muqing is disgusting! Why should the heroine be made to be as unruly as them? There is also a scene where the heroine is kidnapped by Japanese people, which is also quite sad! Strictly speaking, the heroine must have lost her virginity, and it would be strange to be kidnapped by the Japanese and return home intact! Either the author didn't write about the heroine being kidnapped, or she couldn't keep her beauty intact after being kidnapped!

I came from "Craftsmanship" and I really like the craftsmanship, but I read the comments before following this article. As for the money thing, some people said it doesn't matter. I think authors who want Xie Guyan to become a god or a great god should be more rigorous, but I feel that the author and some of her fans don't think so. However, some fans think it is picky in every possible way, and they disagree with this attitude. Maybe the content in the book cannot be changed, but the attitude should be correct. This also made me lose interest in this book. To put it bluntly, those authors who are not rigorous in writing ancient poems should write fantasy. In addition, if there is too much bl content, please mark it. I think there must be many people who don't want to spend money to see this content.

From the beginning to the end, he looked down on Yue Xiangning. He was dragging his feet emotionally and was a drag on his children in life. Also, since he had cut off his relationship before getting married, how could he have any trouble with Mei Chenxue?

After reading the comments, I concluded two points. The story itself is very good and has highlights. However, the author has misunderstandings about the positioning of commodity prices and silver in ancient times, which can easily cause confusion. So I decided to read it when I was short of books.

Mingzhu's disgust with the prince is justified. Nima and the princess have a wife and children who are close friends and still have a crush on his father. It's very disgusting.