Prodigal Son of Ming Dynasty

Zhu Houzhao: "I practiced edicts, knitted sweaters, cut my waist, and played several games every day from 14-year-old beautiful girls to 40-year-old nuns, but I was still a good prince with twenty-four filial piety. " Fang Jifan: "I developed agriculture, opened new schools, opened sea routes, treated diseases and rescued people, and saved the country's military and political crises several times, but I am still a dog-like thing." Fang Jifan tried to kill Zhu Houzhao by pretending to be crazy. I don't love money and I don't want to be an official. I am willing to do good and give alms to Shen Taishan.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             to listen to the wind and rain under the couch

[1], "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty" was written by an Internet writer who went up the mountain to beat the tiger on his forehead. This is an imaginary historical novel and a time-travel novel about the Ming Dynasty. Among fictional historical online novels, there are still many works that travel back to the Ming Dynasty. Maybe it's because many authors have special historical feelings for the Ming Dynasty, or maybe the Ming Dynasty left us too many historical regrets. In short, traveling back to the Ming Dynasty is a popular theme in time-travel novels. But if we want to talk about a truly unique work with this theme, it has to be "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty". The author uses this article to share with you my thoughts on "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty" and also asks for your advice. In "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty", the protagonist Fang Jifan is also a time traveler, a scholar of Ming history from modern society. Being proficient in the history of the Ming Dynasty, Fang Jifan, whose soul traveled to the Ming Dynasty, had the greatest support. After all, Fang Jifan kept the history in mind, so he could seize the opportunity and travel to the Ming Dynasty to predict the future. So the first thing Fang Jifan did when he woke up after time travel was to sell all his family's properties, exchange them for cash, and hoard a large amount of ebony. Because Fang Jifan knew that the ebony shipped by sea would soon be shipwrecked, and the price of ebony would rise. This was the first opportunity that Fang Jifan grasped through his understanding of history. It's a pity that other people in the Fang family didn't understand. They saw Fang Jifan selling all the valuable things in the family, including properties and antiques, and thought that Fang Jifan was a prodigal. As a result, Fang Jifan's reputation as a prodigal son spread, even making his father faint from anger, and even alerted the emperor. Fortunately, as Fang Jifan expected, the ship transporting ebony from the imperial court sank, and the price of ebony rose. The ebony that Fang Jifan hoarded was directly sold for ten times the price, which made Fang Jifan make a huge profit. But despite this, Fang Jifan's reputation as a prodigal son was still out there. Fang Jifan had no choice but to continue to act in the name of a prodigal son. In fact, after reading this book, the character Fang Jifan has already appeared on the page. Before this character traveled through time, he was a veritable prodigal son of the Ming Dynasty, but after time traveling, Fang Jifan had to act recklessly under the name of a prodigal son. He also wanted to change the image of this prodigal son in people's minds, but because his image of a prodigal son was so deeply rooted in people's hearts, people thought he was crazy as soon as he changed it. Therefore, Fang Jifan, who was originally regarded as a good young man, could only allow himself to act according to the arrogance of a prodigal. For example, he wanted to save a scholar who had no money for medical treatment, but he couldn't give money directly like a good person, so he had to humiliate his three companions with words, and then threw money to pretend to anger them, thus saving the scholar in the image of a prodigal. This is also Fang Jifan's helplessness, and it is the biggest highlight of Fang Jifan's character. In the novel, in addition to the character Fang Jifan, there is another very funny character, he is the Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houzhao. We all know that Zhu Houzhao in history was originally a very naughty emperor. Although he could not be said to be a faint emperor, Zhu Houzhao liked to play around, and he was uneducated and unskilled. He was an absurd emperor. And in the novel, his father, Emperor Hongzhi, can be considered a wise king. As for a son like Zhu Houzhao, although he is very strict in discipline, he is also very indulgent towards his son. Therefore, in the novel, many of Fang Jifan's bad deeds reached the ears of Emperor Hongzhi, because Fang Jifan was the son of a hero, and Emperor Hongzhi could not teach him a lesson. But Emperor Hongzhi knew very well that it was the fault of a son not to teach his father. So he was afraid that his son Zhu Houzhao would become a prodigal like Fang Jifan in the future, so he invisibly tightened his control over the prince Zhu Houzhao. As a result, Zhu Houzhao was brought to disaster by Fang Jifan, a prodigal son, and the miserable Crown Prince also developed resentment, which also added to the laughter of the novel. In fact, through the above simple analysis of "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty", we can also see that this is a humorous, funny, and alternative historical time-travel novel. Among the many fictional historical novels I have read before, there are few written like this. In the author's opinion, this should be regarded as a unique work among historical time-travel novels. Of course, the author hopes that more such distinctive online novels will appear on the Internet. This is also a manifestation of the prosperity of online literature. Regarding my thoughts after reading the novel "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty", the author will just write it here. I ask all my friends for your criticism and advice. Thank you!                                                                                                                                                                       . Then this book officially begins... First of all, let's talk about the author: He goes up the mountain to beat the tiger's forehead, a highly productive master, who updates ten thousand times a day, which is still rare. Secondly, the story telling: cool! Not much to say, just enjoy it! ! ! The writing is smooth, the characterization is delicate, and it's refreshing... Wait, wait... Wait, wait... It's refreshing... It's refreshing The protagonist traveled to the Ming Dynasty and became a prodigal son. There are not many openings like this that make me happy. Just imagine, if you were asked to travel back to ancient times, what identity would you choose? If I had to do it all over again, I would choose Li Bai, bah ~ I would sell my ancestral home. Since the author transformed the protagonist into a professional prodigal family, everything has been taken for granted, selling the ancestral home, reselling wood... Getting rich along the way and becoming well-off. What should we do after becoming well-off? The country is rich and the people are strong! And the process in between is a refreshing and refreshing process. Of course, it is also indispensable to be moved and shed tears. In the author's writing, each character has flesh and blood, and we travel through it and experience an alternative Ming Dynasty. In the end, as a historical time-travel novel, the protagonist is a being who has the upper hand and is a prodigal son who predicts the future. After all... However, the relationship between the characters in this book is still reliable, and the general values ​​​​are correct, which is rare and valuable!

I am a black man with no money and no feelings! Let's talk about the author first! This author always keeps me up late at night! The second thing is what is it written about? My cute belly almost turned into a muscle, making me angry! Knock on Angry! 😆 And the protagonist Fang Jifan, as a modern man who does not make mobile phones, computers, communication equipment, electricity, or two-dimensional wives, he goes to plant whatever kind of grain he wants, dig what kind of coal, build what kind of small villa, and go to fight against some scholars in the Imperial Academy. Do scholars eat your rice? ←_←They also say that scholars are corrupt and harm the country! How can we say that a scholar is corrupt? (>_<)                                                                                            I am mentally retarded, do not work as a labor force to deceive others, always let students do things when I don't do it myself, and also made Qi Guogong a princess wife, how can we singles take over! No, author, you have to post a wife to your fans! #（～.～）#=——╭(╯ε╰)╮ And he always instilled financial knowledge and real estate knowledge into me, which made me feel that life is so hopeless (>_<). And the emperor Lao Zhu and the prince Xiao Zhu are too diligent as the first and second emperors. How can we, who are just waiting to die, be replaced? T^T Xiao Zhu was beaten by Lao Zhu but he didn't usurp the throne but went to learn surgery, invented a train, repaired tracks and sold houses, I'll go! You are the prince! How can I be a wage earner? It is impossible to work part-time! It is impossible to work part-time in this life! I don't know what Wang Jingze's law is! (>_<) There are also two brothers-in-law of Lao Zhu who, as relatives of the emperor, actually hold on to their clothes! It's me, I will ask them to drink two scoops of freshly received tap water, which is healthy, hygienic and energy-saving. Moreover, he also went to San Francisco, and finally traveled around the world, proving that the earth is round. What else can I say?        "，（）！"O(∩_∩)O

As a poor old bookworm who has no money to reward, I would like to share my thoughts on this book: 1. In terms of logical self-consistency, there is basically no problem. After all, it is not a thesis, so the requirements cannot be too high. What is particularly commendable is that it is still in the middle stage of writing now, but the various systems have not collapsed. This is already food and fodder! 2. In terms of grasping historical events, there are no mistakes in major landmark historical events. The protagonist's entry as a time traveler is very good, reflecting his role, but not being abrupt. To this extent, I think it can be upgraded to Liangcao+ 3. In promoting the plot, the protagonist fully mobilizes the foresight of the time-travelers, but it is not the kind of battleship formation that comes out of a battleship formation just by talking. This makes me a logical and reasonable person very comfortable, and the standard of food++ is stable. 4. In terms of the allocation of roles for the protagonists and supporting actors, of course, if we compare the four major masterpieces, there will definitely be flaws everywhere. But just looking at it as an online article, I personally feel that Liu Jin, Zhu Houzhao, Ouyang Dai, Liu Wenshan and others have already come to life. Yes, it also makes the work more watchable, because the evaluation has risen to Xiancao - no problem 5. In terms of plot arrangement and plot advancement, this is still the fourth point. If a friend compares it with the four famous works, then just abandon the book. But as a web novel, with its ups and downs, highs and lows well arranged, I think "Ming Song" is worthy of this evaluation (I personally like the new name "Ming Song" very much). As a light-hearted work, the excitement of the plot can make me not care about some of the shortcomings of some trolls, so the fairy grass is no problem! Finally, I have to complain. The ancients certainly had their limitations, but after experiencing so many events, I personally think that His Majesty Hongzhi should have fully realized the work style of Zhu Houzhao and Fangjibang. Therefore, regarding the latest chapter, His Majesty Hongzhi's views on the railway tracks would be too blunt if it was a forced arrangement. Small suggestions are for reference only. Personally, I think Tiger can write better, and the achievements of this book should never stop there. I wish Tiger good health and smooth writing. All book friends, brothers and sisters, may be happy in body and mind, and have a healthy new year 😎😎 I will give you a reward of one thousand, and it will be late in the year. Please update Tiger ten times a day.

Congratulations to "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty" for entering the National Library.

After reading so many chapters, it made me laugh, get goosebumps, and feel blocked. The author is thoughtful.

The first novel I read about history was the book The Prodigal Son. After reading it on QQ, I ran to the starting point to catch up on it, and then downloaded an audiobook to listen to it. Now I want to read a book about the Ming Dynasty but I feel that I can't accept Hongzhi's death.

As someone who has been reading the author's books since My Lovely Wife, it has been many years. This is the first time I have commented. The author is a hard-working person. The economics of this book touched me deeply. I can still learn while reading. Thank you to the author.

To be honest, I learned a lot from reading this book. The things I learned about in the past were only half-understood, such as history. Junior high school and high school textbooks only had the rise and fall of dynasties, celebrities and famous figures. How the feudal dynasty embarked on the path of no return was not explained at all. After reading this book, I realized that the materials the author consulted about the various abuses and tyranny in the past, and why the landlord class and gentry were so reviled when talking about it, gradually became clear. There are also some tips on market economy. No matter how many celebrity speeches you watch, or a few dry economics books, it will not be as easy to understand as the explanations interspersed in the story. No matter how high and accurate the author's grasp of history and economics is, at least it has relieved the confusion of many people who don't understand it at all. I personally like this kind of book. I read interesting stories and learned popular science and experience knowledge. However, I would like to remind other readers that if you feel that something described in this book makes you enlightened, then please go to Baidu to study the corresponding theory and details. In this way, we can truly grasp or understand the relative things. The author is just throwing out bricks to attract jade. If you hold the bricks in your arms, it would be unwise for you to take everything the author says as the truth. It does not mean that the author is talking nonsense, but that the author is willing to give advice that cannot be professional to an expert level. The principles and popular science mentioned may only be taken from Baidu or books. It is for our convenience, but it cannot become a standard. Everything is changing, and Marx's ideas may not necessarily apply to today's economic market. If you are interested in something, the best way is to shop around, and then make your own judgment and accept the right or wrong. Don't have an expert mentality. Unless you really don't understand, remember not to follow the crowd.

Won't you be impressed by the new ideas after reading this book? Wang Shouren's various teaching deeds from Great Dao to Simplicity are simply pointed out the shortcomings of the old Confucianism. I have also read a lot of historical novels, and there is no one as well written as this book. And whether Fang Jifan's character is outrageous or not, it is simply the premise for the plot of this book to advance. In that era, if you wanted to make progress and innovate, if you didn't have such a personal personality, you would have already received a box lunch a hundred times. The author has seen through the old society dominated by Confucianism, so he summed up a way of using external tyranny to promote internal ideological innovation. Moreover, the author's more valuable description is that he stands on the fundamental interests of the vast majority of the group, and even those who oppose him cannot do without him in the end. On the surface, the male protagonist is so arrogant that no one dares to oppose him. In essence, he unites everyone, including the opposition, to become friends. This is an unprecedented idea in the innovation of ancient novels. However, it is the most reasonable and in line with the teacher's teachings. It makes friends more and enemies less. As for other absurd plots or repeated slap-in-the-face routines, is he important? I admire the author's new learning and innovative writing style very much. I have read this book three times and I still can't put it down.

After reading more than 800 chapters, to be honest, I can't stand it anymore. It's always been a routine. When the court encounters a certain problem, the protagonist puts forward opinions or takes practical actions, and then others don't trust the protagonist and start to ridicule. When the final facts prove that the protagonist is right, others begin to be shocked ~ I would say that if the first two or three hundred chapters are written like this, the protagonist obtains resources and status through the knowledge of the time traveler, this is no problem, but is it really necessary to write like this after more than 800 chapters? It's really embarrassing to see the emperor and a group of ministers in the imperial court being shocked every day. From the beginning to more than 800 chapters, every historical event described is the same routine, which makes me tired.

I feel like the author opened my eyes. I learned a lot about military, finance, people's livelihood, masters, officials, and systems. It also allowed me to see the human heart.

But it is a vivid interpretation by all the people in this play. From the father and son at the beginning, to Fang Jifan's gradually numerous disciples, the second prince Zhu Houzhao's persistence in proving himself, Emperor Hongzhi's licking of calves and his obsession with other people's children, The protection of Liu Jie by Liu Jian, the chief minister of the cabinet; Tang Bohu who saved the famine in the south of the Yangtze River and fed himself with large yellow croakers ; Ouyang Zhi, who has a long reflex arc and is deeply loved by the emperor; Liu Wenshan, who is the most useless but has been silent in Xishan Court for many years; Jiang Chen, who is sent to explore the mining path in Yinchuan in the west; Xu Jing, who embarked on a global ocean journey; Wang Shouren, a talented scholar with both civil and military talents, began to challenge Confucian concepts and promote empathy; Practice is the only criterion for testing true knowledge. Wang San, the branch leader of the Xishan Refugee Beggar Clan. . . . Under the guidance of Fang Jifan, a hot air balloon was created to drive back the strong cavalry in the north, and other arrangements for various side characters. . . There are too many characters, big and small, no longer just a facial makeup, but a variety of different lives. Although this book is full of sweet potatoes and various invented routines, what is above the routines is the vivid life journey of each supporting character. Xishan Medical College and Xishan Academy of Sciences built a new Forbidden City and gave it to their father-in-law, Emperor Hongzhi. However, with the issuance of a banknote loan, it was officially established that Fang Jifan was rich and powerful but could be the brother-in-law and uncle of Zhu Houzhao. Fang Jifan was using the civilization he brought to make China officially embark on a journey to the top of global civilization during the Hongzhi period. I don't remember whether the drama in it made me burst out laughing while eating, or whether it made me cry when I was listening to it while driving. This is completely suitable for any new or old readers. Everything you want is here.

I found a scene from the movie online. I thought it was very good, so I sent it to The Great Wall played by Jing Tian.

This is the first complete novel I have read on Qidian, and this is my first book review. Overall, it's really fun and I couldn't stop. I read it in more than a week. The time-travel theme is very common, and the advantages and disadvantages are very obvious. As a doctor of science and engineering, I will comment on xjb~ Let's talk about the shortcomings first: 1. The golden finger is very deliberate, especially In the early days, selling ebony was really awkward. I could only look at this part without thinking. If you think about it for a moment, you would think that the possibility is extremely low. I have encountered this kind of situation in many places in the middle. When I encounter a place that requires a cheat, the logic of the story is too poor and it is uncomfortable to watch, so I just cheat it. It's awesome 2. There are too many characters and the story line is a bit scattered. Many characters are no longer heard from in the middle and late stages. For example, Xiao Xiangxiang and the male protagonist's wife may have been forgotten by the author because the story was too spread out in the middle and late stages. It is a bit helpless 3. It is too repetitive, which makes it uncomfortable. Everyone has the same routine, the slap in the face is always too timely, and the slap in the face is always the same routine. Two or three times is fine, but the whole article is a bit embarrassing 4. There are many details in science and technology that have big problems, but every line is like a mountain. This is understandable. A liberal arts student writes an article. Although it is difficult to watch as a science student, it does not affect the overall storytelling Let's talk about the advantages: From about two hundred chapters on, the story begins to become richer and the logic begins to flow smoothly, especially the character description is very full. The author The characters of Emperor Hongzhi and Zhu Houzhao are really interesting, and the interaction with the protagonist is also very good. The personalities of each disciple are distinct, and the conversations and thoughts are interesting without losing depth. The two most exciting points are that one is to guide the changes in the views of the ancients through the ideological differences of the time travellers, and the other is that as a time traveler The biggest advantage is that it leads the ancients to climb the technology tree. These two exciting points are intertwined and unfolded very well. It can be clearly felt that the author's writing becomes smoother and smoother after he writes smoothly, and it becomes more and more enjoyable for readers. Especially in the later period, there is basically no major shortcoming. It is that the ending ends abruptly. It's a pity. It would be better if there were some future talks about ten years or twenty years later In general, "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty" is a slow-burning work. Putting aside those shortcomings, it is still a very interesting novel. I recommend everyone to read it without thinking.

"The Assassination of Qi Guogong" starts from Chapter 1524 and ends at Chapter 1552. The cause, process and result are all described in detail. I think this section is the highlight of the book, for a simple reason: this case is a historical event that marks the successful completion of the bourgeois revolution by the Ming Dynasty (in this dimension). Let me throw some light on the topic and first analyze the situation of this revolution. The two sides of the confrontation: the emerging bourgeoisie (some of them proletarians) and the feudal landlord class. The emerging bourgeoisie camp mainly includes—— The royal group (yes, the royal family is actually the revolutionary leader): Emperor Hongzhi, the prince, Qi Guogong and his wife, etc. Most of them are members of the royal family and their relatives. The soul figure is the protagonist of this book, that is, Duke Guo of Qi. As a person with the most outstanding vision and knowledge among the bourgeoisie, he chose a very smart method, which was to win over the royal family. Through various means including but not limited to flattering, offering treasures, treating illnesses and selling favors, Qi Guogong successfully gained the emperor's trust, and transformed the royal family from the landlord class to the bourgeoisie through various interest bundles (I am too lazy to look up the signs of the completion of this process). In short, because the emperor had great power, the bourgeois reform movement could be carried out in a moderate and reformist way, reducing a lot of resistance. New Gentry Group: represented by Wang Bushi. Most of them were transformed from the old gentry, and many took off on the cusp of the storm. Although it is said that the butt determines the head, there are still many people whose brains cannot keep up with the changes in the butt. This leads to the fact that except for a few people such as Wang Bushi, others are less revolutionary and easier to compromise with the old gentry. Xishan Group: Mainly refers to the scientists trained by Xishan Academy. The new bourgeois revolution is beneficial to them, and at the same time, Qi Guogong is their mentor and ancestor, so they stand firmly on this side. They also provide the theoretical basis of the bourgeoisie. Private merchants: With the continuous efforts and support of the royal family, private merchants have also become a considerable force. Whether big or small, they are undoubtedly members of the bourgeoisie. For example, the big one includes the Chen family that Princess Zhu Xiurong visited when she rescued the market, and the small one includes the carpentry workshop where Hongzhi worked during a private visit to Baoding Weifu. Of course, there are both the commercial bourgeoisie and the industrial bourgeoisie (of course, since industry has not yet advanced to that extent, they are mostly factory handicraftsmen). Proletariat: The members are mainly recruited workers, and a large part are refugees. They were liberated from the landlord class by the bourgeoisie like Qi Guogong (in any case, the capitalists are not the least bit more advanced than the landlords), so they will firmly support the change. The most representative character of the feudal landlord class - many of the villains in this book are like this (especially the corrupt Confucianists), so I won't go into details. Background: The bourgeois reform movement has achieved great results. It can be said that the bourgeoisie has achieved a dominant position. The industrial revolution also seems likely to break out in the foreseeable future. This triggered panic among the feudal landlord class. However, due to the incompleteness of the reform movement, the old landlords still had a relatively significant influence in the political power. Finally, rumors about the abolition of the policy of recruiting scholars with stereotyped writing triggered a crazy counterattack by the landlord class. Trigger: The assassination of Qi Guogong (although it failed, because he had no choice but to fake his death, it was at least successful in the eyes of the outside world at this stage) Strategic defensive stage: Although the bourgeoisie had gained a dominant position in the Ming Dynasty at this time, due to the sudden incident, the influence of the tradition of focusing on agriculture and suppressing business, and the weakness and compromise of the bourgeoisie, which was dominated by private merchants, the emerging bourgeoisie was in a defensive position at this time. The specific manifestation is the plummeting stock market and property market. If the bourgeoisie does not have a strong leadership, they will remain passive (even Wang Bushi has the idea of ​​​​retiring to the countryside, which shows that the assassination is a major blow to the bourgeoisie). At this time, although Emperor Hongzhi promulgated a decree to completely abolish the eight-legged examination of scholars in an attempt to turn the tide, the power of him alone (or the royal group alone) was not enough. During this period, there were also divisions within the bourgeois camp - some of the new gentry did not stand in a position consistent with their interests. These people were also boycotted by others within the bourgeoisie and became targets of violent conflicts. During this period the bourgeoisie used violent means, which is why it transformed into a revolutionary character. Strategic stalemate stage: marked by the entry of Mrs. Qi Guoguo into the market to save the market. During this period, the Royal Group reached cooperation with private businessmen, which united members of the bourgeoisie, causing the stock price to stabilize and the degree of economic turmoil to decrease. However, the bourgeois group still lacked the means to deal with the feudal landlord class. They only used the Dongchang and other institutions in their hands to investigate and deal with a few microphones of the landlord class. So there is offense and defense at this stage. The strategic counter-offensive phase: marked by the "resurrection from the dead" of Qi Guogong. The Duke of Qi survived, giving the bourgeois group a backbone (even the emperor needed him). As a result, the instigator was caught and "killed" at the same time, and the assassination of Duke Qi came to an end. However, he also made a lot of money (referring to real estate) and rent-free to farmers. This was essentially poaching the feudal landlords, liberating the rural labor force and converting them into industrial and commercial workers. The end result: the landowning class was hit hard. Economically, they were poached and their economic foundation was lost; politically, the stereotyped writing system for recruiting scholars was abolished and they lost their promotion channels; culturally, the new learning became more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and they lost their cultural monopoly. Characteristics: Due to the bizarre situation of "The Emperor is a Revolutionary" which is comparable to "Your Majesty, you are going to rebel" (the fact is that the Emperor actually rebelled against the gentry), although the "Assassination Revolution" involves violent means, it is often legalized (for example, the Emperor used the Dongchang to arrest people and used the three departments to interrogate), the intensity is not high (unarmed, at most the house is burned), and the duration is short (large-scale activities basically lasted for 28 days). The Ming Dynasty (in this book) basically transitioned to capitalist society through peaceful means. If the assassination is really successful, it will not prevent the defeat of the feudal landlords. Since the royal family firmly supports the bourgeoisie and has no possibility of turning back the clock, Emperor Hongzhi is likely to carry out a bloody attack after the funeral. However, the emperor at this time is not like the emperor of the Ming Dynasty in this plane. He has money, food, soldiers, and a large number of new students who have been trained or will be trained. This was enough to support him in carrying the revolution through to the end. As the article says: "The best option is for Duke Qi not to die." Therefore, the instigator Liu Huiwen really made a bad move. He had always imagined that the emperor and he were on the same side, but he did not expect that Emperor Hongzhi would be the first to betray his class. The author writes the reactions and actions of everyone during this period very logically and convincingly. He successfully created the treacherous court scene of Bo Yun in the changing times, and I admire the author's imagination very much.

This book is really great from the beginning, basically subscribed from beginning to end, but in the last four or five hundred chapters, the book becomes more and more outrageous, especially the dog named Fang, who brought all the Fang family and the Jiao family to the Golden Continent. How cool is that? I didn't feel happy at all, and even felt anxious. A good article should look like a good article, and that gets to the point of what is written at the end. If it wants to be good, there is nothing exciting about it, and if it wants to have a main line, there will be no main line.

Suggestions to the author: I feel that the protagonist has not brought out the potential of the Ming Dynasty. The tax revenue of the Ming Dynasty should be more than one billion taels of silver than the Qing Dynasty. It is not difficult to get six to seven billion taels every year. The annual steel output of the first five-year plan is 10 million. The second five-year plan is to connect all important cities across the country with railways. The third five-year plan is to manufacture cars. The fourth five-year plan is to manufacture mobile phones and launch satellites, but cannot manufacture smartphones. Keyboard phones are also acceptable. The Soviet Union almost defeated the United States by relying on its Five-Year Plan. Now the main character is the downpayer of the cabinet. He has made a plan and asked his disciples to implement it to speed up the progress of infrastructure and science and technology. The author's previous books ended just after the train was built and it felt like an unfinished project. I hope the author can create a high-tech and modern local version of the Empire on which there are many high-rise buildings.

I want to report the author with my real name, but it actually made me laugh so hard in the middle of the night that my stomach hurts. I feel pain every day and stay up late every day. Can I still do some human work!

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Reform is not just talk, it requires bloodshed and sacrifice with swords and guns. Every choice made by Fang Jifan in the article is correct. Most of the decisions he made would be opposed by a lot of people in the court because he violated the interests of these people, mainly the gentry and scholar-bureaucrats. Just imagine, what would happen if one part of the reform process failed? The Gongun guilds will sneer you thousands of miles away, and you will never be able to stand up again. The resistance is very great. It has also been verified a lot in the article. As mentioned above, productivity determines production relations, and the economic base determines the superstructure. Only when productivity is truly improved and the economic base is raised, can the superstructure be changed. The superstructure refers to political, cultural, etc. And state management agencies. The cultural changes in the article are reflected in the confrontation between new learning and old learning. The new learning in the article can be summarized in two aspects. One is the unity of knowledge and action; the other is that the way of a saint is no different from the daily use of the people. Officials should consider the people, not the gentry. The old school is the Confucian cultural thought promoted to stabilize the interests of the ruling class. The eight-part essay has made scholars all over the world study hard for it all their lives, but how many have achieved fame? In the article, Fang Jifan used his control of history to capture a group of outstanding talents as students, and cheated and leaked questions to get them into high school (middle, fourth tone). This was already a huge impact on the power rule of the gentry. The emergence of Wang Yangming's new learning completely brought the new learning and the old learning into opposition. Fang Jifan's six students all had dazzling academic achievements, and they compared themselves to the masters of the old school without mercy. Therefore, Emperor Hongzhi in the imperial court recognized the role of the New Learning and continued to implement the New Deal. Reform was opposed by the gentry unless the reform could bring tangible benefits to the gentry.

80-Point dry food novel I don't read many historical fictional novels. Overall, I think this book is of a good standard. The detailed writing is above average. Unfortunately, the story is not outstanding and the characterization is insufficient. Do the advantages first Historical fiction is backed by history books, and you really need to be careful in the accumulation of data. Although I am not a big reader of history, the overall experience is good. The highlight lies in the details. Although the writing style is not gorgeous, it is very powerful when expressing true feelings, describing human nature, and explaining principles. It can be said that this is the most essential part. The setting of Brain Disease has a different start in the early stage, and it also provides a foreshadowing for the subsequent plot development, which is quite convenient. Therefore, it is both powerful and funny when read, and it is indeed good as a daily reading material. But the problem is equally obvious The most important point is the lack of a strong storyline. Scientific and technological progress or territory management and institutional changes are used as plot points, but the plots are often so homogeneous that it really feels like watching a sitcom. There was even a period of time where the titles were repeated, the artifact was born, the artifact was born again, the artifact was born, etc. Secondly, the characterization skills are insufficient. At first, the stall was too big, and some characters in the back almost didn't appear. For example, Fang Xiaofan, such as Zhu Xiurong. More importantly, Fang Jifan's character design is also somewhat repetitive. In the early stage, he had to pretend to be a playboy and a prodigal due to brain disease, but his heart was originally the monologue of a good socialist young man. But in the later stage, it was mostly slick and cunning, and it was hard to get used to it. I think the only character setting that is better is Wang Bushi. The transition from before to after is more natural, and the character description is also in place. At the end of the ending, it can be seen that it is a little rushed. The highlight is the realm of Emperor Hongzhi, which is indeed relatively sublimated. The downfall or shortcoming is that Zhu Houzhao inevitably has to consider the emperor's intentions. Fang Jifan changed this era, but he eventually resigned. He did not bring about changes in the most important monarchy of the feudal era. Maybe the author didn't want to get involved in sensitive topics in the article, but I was always looking forward to Fang's self-declaration of the identity of his future guest. Originally, the ending I envisioned should not be so hasty. First of all, an interesting person like Zhu Houzhao should not be an emperor, but should be a prince for the rest of his life, or pass the throne to Zhu Zaimo soon after he takes the throne. When he faced the Emperor's mind, he became alone. At the end, you can clearly feel that when Fang Jifan faced him again, he was more of a king than a friend. I didn't like this, but maybe it was what the author wanted to express. In fact, I am more optimistic about the relationship between Fang Jifan and Hongzhi. The ending I imagined was that in the last days of Hongzhi's life, he asked Fang why there was such an unknown prophet and his plan for governing the world, and then Fang stepped back and revealed his identity as a future visitor. He will tell Hongzhi about the prosperous times in the future, tell him the story of Zhengde in the original world line, and tell him where the National Games of the Ming Dynasty will end in the future. Finally, ask about Emperor Hongzhi or Zhengde, who governs the world for a lifetime, eliminates long-standing evils, revives the Ming Dynasty, and eradicates the harm to the people and the country. So what if one day, all people do not need an emperor? I wonder if this ending will be more exciting?

Strictly speaking, there are basically no villains in this book. If there are, they have found ways to assimilate or transform. There are shortcomings and flaws, but what we read is not a rigorous paper or a realistic history. Being able to read it, being happy with it, and feeling comfortable are more important than anything else.

Although I read a lot of bad reviews about the novel, I really want to be honest. I came from comics. The cartoonists are really good. They draw all the details and characteristics of the characters. The comics are really good. They made me laugh out loud. So I think this novel is still very successful based on the comics.

This article is very good, and it is the first time travel work I have read in my life. However, it is a dramatic conflict, and the character description is inevitably illogical. Just like the sage Wang Shouren, the author has strong writing power, courage and wisdom, and his writing is profound and far-reaching, which can be called top quality. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I would like to raise a question here: when all the black people become white people, whether the book's core lesson can still keep pace with the times. Another example is the civil and military officials. Except for Liu Li, Xie Ma and other famous ministers who are vivid and vivid, the rest of the officials are dull, unreliable, pedantic and incompetent, and they are not like human ministers. Although the conflict is based on means, it will inevitably be criticized by those who have little knowledge. In this case, if this work is adapted for TV in the future, it should not follow the example of "Celebrating More Than Years and Marrying a Son-in-Law" at the beginning. Artificial intelligence should be used as a guide to shape the story frame. If there is a blame, "artificial intelligence is not good" will be blamed. In my imagination, there is a programmer father and son. The father is a big tiger who is dull and calm, with superb skills. They create a small world view of Ming Song, delineate the major events in the Hongzhi period, and shape the personality based on historical records. They start to shape intelligent NPCs such as Emperor Hongzhi, Prince Shou, Minister Liu Jian, Li Dongyang, Xie Qian, etc., With the intention of observing the development of "Ming Song" and verifying it with the history books. The son, a little tiger, is well-read and has a strong memory. He is smart and jumps around. He uses his own personality and knowledge to design a person. He thinks he is a vassal of the time-traveler, but he does not know that he is actually in a virtual small world, but he also dominates the world, making kings and prime ministers. Until the final chapter, both father and son were filled with emotion. "Full Play ——In the nursery, everyone was silent. The story of the two tigers told by the Grand Master was so wonderful that all the students applauded and said that the Grand Master was good. The great master ordered all the students to talk about their insights. Some of the younger sons spoke of benevolence and filial piety, some of the younger sons spoke of benevolence and righteousness, and some of the younger sons spoke of artificial intelligence. There is also a young son, silent, butterfly and I, who dreams and who is really evil. End

I've read about a third of it so far. The content is okay and the writing is enjoyable. You don't need to be too serious about some details, as long as the author can justify himself. But what the author said outside the main text is really annoying, like I said I wanted to eat boneless chicken feet, but you insisted on giving me whole chicken feet. 😅

There have been similar cases since the Tang and Song Dynasties. Guangxi had already implemented it in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. How could it be related to the Manchus?

It took me four days to quickly read "The Prodigal Son". The overall feeling was both joyful and serious. First, the characters are richly described and the group portraits are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Second, the reform in the article is deepened into the main line of the whole article. After reading the full text, you can deeply understand this economic principle. Productivity determines production relations, and the economic base determines the superstructure. The Ming Dynasty was a farming society, with Confucian ethics as the political foundation. In agrarian society, the gentry held the overwhelming majority of the say. Agricultural production of land was the vast majority of the gentry's source of income. Therefore, in order to change the phenomenon that the people in the Ming Dynasty were in dire straits and starved to death, we must develop productive forces. In this article, productivity is reflected in the gradual promotion of crops such as potatoes and sweet potatoes that require less land and farming. With enough food, the people will be full. At this time, the interests of the gentry were greatly damaged. The people are not short of food, so hoarding is useless. Therefore, the gentry class in the article constantly hindered Fang Jifan's reforms. Secondly, the use of coal and the invention of the steam engine have greatly improved productivity. For example, the improved version of the Jenny textile machine in the article can produce more cloth than dozens of people. Profit is always pursued by businessmen, so the industrial revolution of the Ming Dynasty continued to develop, and various new technologies emerged one after another, which made people's productivity continue to increase and the people's incomes increased.

This book is so amazing! Stephen Chow's nonsensical style makes him smile with tears in his eyes. Those who say poison probably don't understand the author. It is obviously an exaggerated and funny approach, but it is interpreted seriously by people. I want to complain to the author. As a high school senior many years ago, I read this book to relieve stress. After reading "Those Things About the Ming Dynasty" at that time, I have always liked this dynasty, and I also felt extremely sorry for the final fall of the Ming Dynasty. As a result, this book completely made up for my regrets! In the second semester of my senior year of high school, I was reading and doing my own creations (the kind that high school students would write randomly), and this book accompanied me until the college entrance examination. After two, three, and four brushes, I always felt very energetic and very interesting! But all I watch are pirated copies because I have no money. Finally, I downloaded the starting point, quickly replenished my tickets, and booked them all directly! After becoming a college student, I found that there are more details in the book worth pondering. It's worth it! It's worth it!

Seeing that many book friends are trying to persuade me to quit, I want to write a long review in order to leave more readers for this book. The character creation line of this book is very long, and there are still changes until the end. Therefore, the rhythm is also very strange. On the one hand, the slap-in-the-face stories are very short and fast, but on the other hand, the character creation is subtle and silent. Emperor Hongzhi went from being a conservative and wise king in the eyes of the scholar-bureaucrats to a sage king who wanted to change in the eyes of the new students. Finally, he left the court with his ministers to make way for Zhu Houzhao. In the change from conservative to determined to change, he wrote about his character background of magnanimity, morality and friendship, as well as his selfless support and dedication to his descendants. It wasn't until more than 500 chapters that he began to take Zhu Houzhao's words seriously, and it wasn't until more than 1,300 chapters that he began to completely abandon the old Neo-Confucianism. In the first few hundred chapters, he completely presents a very typical image of a feudal patriarch, which can be said to have no personality charm. His charm comes from the trust he gradually develops in his children in the subsequent plots, the backstabbing of the scholar-official class that he has always clung to, and in the end, although he completely gave up the scholar-official class and fully supported the reform, he still chose the most humane way - giving up enjoying his old age, but crossing the ocean and leaving the mainland of the Ming Dynasty, bringing the decadent scholar-official class to the Golden Continent to avoid the death of his former humerus minister in the New Deal. The story of Zhu Houzhao realizing his political ambitions, riding into the desert, and beheading the thieves is a continuation of the Yingzhou victory in history. The pioneering medicine and the invention of the steam train are also manifestations of his high IQ. After succeeding to the throne, his governance style was completely different from that of Emperor Hongzhi, which also hinted at the two sides of his character: he was determined to make progress and he was eager to achieve success. (The number of pictures that can be added is insufficient) Liu Jin, as the eunuch, should also be one of the key characters. The author sympathizes with the eunuchs. Therefore, as a eunuch, Liu Jin had a cunning, slippery, greedy and bottomless side, as well as an ignorant and pitiful side. I really like Liu Jin's ending. As a tooled eunuch, he not only gradually gained respect as a human being and was named an official by the emperor, but also gained belonging as a human being - establishing a profound friendship with Liu Wenshan, and finally being able to enter the Liu family's ancestral hall, and also obtain a child adopted by Liu Wenshan. I was very touched by that paragraph - life is not easy, just be happy. However, Liu Jin was really a very typical eunuch with no charisma in the early stages. It took him more than a thousand chapters to complete his transformation, and it was only in the thirteen hundred chapters that he truly established a deep friendship with Liu Wenshan. So I said, the pace of this book is very strange. It is composed of short, quick and brainless short stories, but what it really wants to express is buried in a blur for more than a thousand chapters. The pace is fast and slow at the same time The characters come from the Ming Dynasty records and are developed, which makes people start to imagine that if history is really like this, will they still have so many regrets? Many comedies appear to be complete tragedies. For example, Emperor Hongzhi is somewhat strict with his wife in the book, and his relationship with Queen Zhang is also one of the laughs in the novel. They are also a rare monogamous couple in history. However, Queen Zhang was very pitiful in her later years. After Zhu Houzhao's death, his cousin Zhu Houcong succeeded to the throne. Empress Zhang, who lost her asylum, could not even save her two brothers. For example, Liu Jin is very funny in the book, but in history he ended up being chopped up alive. For example, Zhu Houzhao is also very interesting in the book. He has many fantastic ideas. He can farm, knit sweaters and build steam trains. He personally takes in the refugees and even chops off the head of the little prince. He is also very interesting in history. He can speak the languages ​​​​of the six countries and named himself a mighty general. But he is also very pitiful. After winning a great victory in Yingzhou, he was criticized as a nonsense. He escaped again and again and was chased back again and again. He was manipulated by civil servants and finally died inexplicably. In fact, the saddest part for me was when he gave the water thief a steamed cake when he went to Jiangnan. This very talented child had just begun to understand the meaning of the emperor, but he was about to die. I can't even find a reliable doctor for myself before I die. We are in a family story, watching the people in the story laugh and see their true endings through these laughter.