Dazai of the Jin Dynasty

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I really wanted to laugh when I saw the comments. What I wanted to laugh about was that someone actually used the phrase "Princes, generals, ministers, would rather have species" to express China's thoughts on revolution. I guess I haven't read history... During the more than a thousand years that the aristocratic family controlled China (before the end of the Tang Dynasty), the princes, generals and prime ministers were really capable. What kind of princes and generals do Chen Sheng and Wu Guang count? They were just cannon fodder before the collapse of the dynasty. When they really fought for the world, they would have died long ago.

Every time I see the author worrying about Hindu rule in China, I want to laugh. Except for Third Brother, Hinduism cannot adapt anywhere, let alone China. Although Chinese people are docile, if you ask them to die, they will revolt, and Third Brother will only jump into the river or hang himself. The caste system cannot be established in China. Although the clans are powerful, if they really dare to establish the caste system, Chen will prevail over Wu Guang, and the Yellow Turban Uprising is prepared for them.

I estimate that for every guard in this house, there are ten maids committing adultery. The poor protagonist looks out shyly every day! Seven hundred of them, and the protagonist still pretends to be like a little girl and is very tolerant. Why don't you and your father move out and give it to the guards? Even if you don't want it, you still have to discipline it with dignity! The whole house is in chaos, and you really want to seize the world. You are willing to send someone thousands of miles away, and let a beautiful woman stab you to death. You have neither studied military books nor learned martial arts to strengthen your body.

I was persuaded to quit after reading Chapter 11. Why are stirrups just for convenience, while horseshoes are more useful for war horses? What's the point of saying such nonsense? In the author's opinion, cavalry are all accessories of war horses? Do you rely on horses instead of cavalry to fight a war? How could such a military-illiterate have the guts to write a historical novel?

Apart from anything else, do you think it was appropriate for a prince to cut his hair short in ancient times? Does short hair and Hanfu look good? How to wear a crown?

Short hair in ancient times? Are you non-mainstream? ? ? ? Then you can write about modern times. If that doesn't work, you can write about parallel worlds and imaginary ones.

I think the main character's haircut and censorship were a failure. Not particularly unique?

After reading a few chapters, the protagonist is so weak. Why is he so nice to the maids? He sticks to you one by one, and the protagonist hides away. He is too poisonous. Why is he so kind? He is acting like a bird. The slave merchant has to take care of things. What does the protagonist want to do? Change the times? Haha.

It is better not to achieve dominance by giving away girls. Moreover, Yang Xianrong, a woman who was under house arrest in the harem, was constantly being deposed, and could not go to court, was basically unable to act as an agent. Moreover, she only slept with her once, so she didn't think that a woman from a noble family would be dedicated to being an agent for the protagonist. Will the civet cat be exchanged for the prince? Wouldn't it be enough to directly succeed the throne as the emperor's younger brother? In history, wasn't it the emperor's younger brother who succeeded Sima Zhong after his death? If the Eight Kings Rebellion wins in the end, there is no need for the raccoon cat to exchange for the prince. If it loses in the end, there is no need for the raccoon cat to exchange for the prince.

I don't know why the protagonist of this book has to repeatedly confirm that he is trash. For fear that readers will forget, he says that he is not a good person every few chapters. Isn't he a good person if he doesn't care about human life? Is it worth being proud of being trash? Even if it's just to show off to outsiders, why do you say that to people inside?

Every time I read Chapter 15, I can't put it down. Really, I have clicked on this book several times, always seeing Ming Zhu's tricks. I hope the author can go back to the Yuanmou era in the next book, and then the seeds of Ming Zhu should germinate!

It is said that the Jin Dynasty did not promote loyalty to the emperor and could not promote it. The Sima family won the throne by being despicable and shameless.

It's not that northerners look down on southerners, it's the author who looks down on ancient people

Why does the protagonist call someone so-and-so when he sees him? Although I don't have much research on history, the term "sir" is an honorific in any dynasty, right? Don't you think it's embarrassing for the protagonist, a vassal king, to call his subordinates and the eunuchs in the palace "sir"? In addition to the previous efforts to promote equality, asking the maids to sit down to eat, and being gentle with the guards, what about the later incident of a sheep offering Rong? Doesn't the author feel inconsistent? For historical novels, especially those about hegemony, there is nothing wrong with relying on women to achieve goals. After all, ancient times are not modern times. But if you are gentle and elegant and have all kinds of egalitarian ideas in the first place, and then you have such an unscrupulous plot, the protagonist's character will collapse.

The protagonist actually advocates equality between men and women

The protagonist, or rather the author, is too self-righteous. After reading dozens of chapters, I can only say that it persuaded me to quit. I couldn't accept it.

The writing style is very novel and interesting, but it is really not advisable to shorten your hair. This is a big poisonous point. . .

Are all those who write novels today so uneducated? If you know what Dazai does, why do you still want to promote Dazai? Do we still want to save the Han people from fire and water? You are a royal family slave who has no penis at all. Are you overthinking it?

Tsk tsk, the protagonist actually got a haircut. He traveled to ancient times and got a haircut. What a man!

In the first chapter, he persuaded people to quit. He started saying that he didn't want to participate in the Eight Kings Rebellion and wanted to be a salted fish. Later, there was a steam engine and treatment for hyperthyroidism.

Being able to write a book so disgusting is also a skill

The author has too many private works, some of which are really unacceptable. There is always one point that is the poisonous point of this person. For example, I feel that so many masterpieces from a small country in ancient Greece are suspected of being fake.

The author's politics is as high as ninety-nine, which basically crushes other historical novels, and it is basically straight to the point.

The stability of ancient Chinese dynasties has always been based on three pillars, namely loyalty, filial piety and virtue. When Sima usurped Wei, his pillar of loyalty collapsed; but this could still forcefully promote virtue, saying that Wei was a Zen practitioner. But whoever killed the king on the street, in the eyes of the world, the Sima family had no virtue. What kind of virtue can a person who can instruct his men to kill the king on the street have? Three pillars of the Sima family have collapsed and two have collapsed. The country can only be governed by filial piety. Do you think this dynasty can be stable?

The prince is about seventeen or eighteen years old. He wears a cloud crown, a green silk robe, and white silk stockings. He has a dragon-like grace and fine white skin. His hair is like a turban, his hands and claws are like spring onions, and his speech is like a vibrating flute. Anyone who sees him suspects that he is a god. He is beyond the reach of an ordinary good prince. The one with short hair knows who this is?

I always feel that the protagonist has a feeling of being in the game world, and he has a high-level mentality towards other supporting characters and even enemies. It is like playing a game that has already been completed. The development of things is always expected by the protagonist. The journey is smooth, without any setbacks or hardships, leaving the reader with no sense of expectation.

If the protagonist works so hard, he must be a tyrant in the end.

I recommend The Immortal of Aztec, it's well written, you can read it.

There have been many powerful ministers, treacherous ministers, tyrants and rebellious ministers in Chinese history, but there is only one person who can be a powerful minister and rebellious, and can make his own name stink, and no one else! ! !