
The Little Blessed Girl of the Farm
农家小福女
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- Ancient Romance
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- Business & Farming
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I actually wanted to write this book review a long time ago, but never did it (mainly because of laziness), but today I saw a lot of people criticizing this novel, and I just couldn't help it. I wanted to express my opinion. This is really a rare good book, whether it is in the female channel or the male channel. First of all, let me explain that I have read this book three times and even listened to this book on Himalaya. It can be said that I know the content of the book very well. Moreover, I have also read other novels written by the author, such as Lin's Ronghua and the novels that will be born. I have a certain understanding of the author's writing style and style. I think I should be qualified enough to rate it. First, let me talk about why I like this book in terms of content. The heroine has not traveled through time (has no insights and knowledge far beyond the current world) and is not reborn (has no ability to foresee the future). She has acquired a system (a biological collection system) since she was a child. However, judging from the heroine's growth process, this golden finger only has a promoting role and does not play a dominant role. This is very rare. Many system novels, including men's novels, are in which the protagonist relies on cheats to make a fortune. It feels like he can't do it without cheats. The system accounts for 80% of the protagonist's achievements. Without the system, a genius will become a mediocre person, and a poor loser will still be a poor loser. Looking back at the growth of Man Bao (the heroine's name is Zhou Man, also known as Zi Qian, and her nickname is Man Bao), here is a brief introduction to the content of the book, and also a reference for friends who have not read this book. Manbao acquired the system from a very young age. The book begins when Manbao was four years old. The background is ancient China (which can be brought into the early Tang Dynasty). Her family environment is peasants (common people), and she is still very poor. But in the end, she relied on her own efforts to establish herself in the court as a woman, and her rank was not low. Not only does he have a real job but also a title, which not only brings glory to himself, but also brings glory to the entire family (Manbao's brothers, sisters, nephews and niece all have very good futures). By the end of the book, it feels like Manbao's family has changed from a common people to a small noble family, and even hopes to become a famous family when her daughter dies. It is actually very difficult to achieve this level, just as easy as it is now for an ordinary family to become a noble within one or two generations. However, the above achievements were achieved by Manbao through hard work, not by the system (effort 70% + talent 20% + system 10%). For example, friends who have read the novel should know that the most important point in Manbao's life was when Mr. Zhuang accepted her as his apprentice and taught her to read when she was 4 years old (the beginning of the novel). It can be said that if Mr. Zhuang had not accepted her as his apprentice and taught her to read, Manbao's life would have been completely different. But why would Mr. Zhuang accept her? You must know that no one would accept female disciples at that time, because women could not serve as officials, but Mr. Zhuang did so because Manbao was smart and eager to learn. She had already "stealed" her teacher on the threshold of the school when she could not walk. Being smart and smart is a talent, and being studious is a character. A system has no effect on this point. It can be said that even without a system, with Man Bao's talent and hard work, and with such a good teacher, his future achievements will not be low. Secondly, I like the author's writing style very much. The whole book started when the protagonist was a child. It is relatively daily and warm, but the pace is not slow. I know what the author is writing in every chapter. In my opinion, the number of words is still relatively small. From the author's writing, I can feel what she wants us to experience: the daily life of farmers, the lives of rural gentlemen and families, the romance of celebrities, officials serving the country and the people, the emperor's talents and strategies, the ups and downs of officialdom, etc. After reading this book, I even thought about whether the world in the early Tang Dynasty was like this. I think an author is successful as long as he can make his readers feel and identify with the world he writes about. Of course, there are people who like and dislike any writing style. I prefer this kind of writing, but there are also people who don't like this kind of writing style. It doesn't matter. If you are the kind of person who prefers exciting and exciting words to read, then I can only say that this book is not suitable for you. Finally, let's talk about the portrayal of characters. Manbao is the protagonist. There is no doubt that she has the most descriptions in the book. This character is also the most three-dimensional and rich. We won't go into details about her. Let's talk about the others. I think that in this book, everyone has very distinctive characteristics, the characters are well portrayed, and the author also designed many small details to highlight the characters' personality traits. For example, Baishan, the male protagonist, is the second protagonist of this book. He is arrogant and smart. When he first learned about his life experience, he wanted to prove it to his father and inherit his father's ambition. In the end, he became a famous prime minister and did many things that left his name in history. Their family was originally a branch of the Longzhou gentry. Due to the death of the head of the household (Baishan's father), they were ostracized by the clan, so the family moved to Mianzhou to seek refuge with relatives with whom they had better relations. At that time, when Bai Shan was a child, he was not cowardly when his family was changed. He would fight back when bullied, which shows his arrogance. When I was studying in the Imperial College, I was ostracized and said, "I look down on anyone who looks down on me." He always kept to himself and did not take the initiative to build a good relationship with his classmates. Isn't this arrogant? Baicheng, the third protagonist, is also called Baier because of his family name. He and Baishan are cousins. He is described as the silly son of the landlord's family. He is not as smart as Manbao and Shanbao, but his intelligence is at a critical level and he is relatively straightforward. When he was young, he studied just like us. He just wanted to play and not study, and he would sometimes be lazy. To be honest, I think this character is quite relatable, and it feels like the childhood we will experience. He has a casual personality and has no lofty ambitions. When he was a child, he always thought that he would inherit the family business and become a small landowner. Haha, he eventually became the consort of his most beloved princess, and also entered the Hanlin Academy, the most noble department. However, the most he did was write novels while working. The one he likes among the three is his life. Isn't it true that he just wins all the way? Mr. Zhuang, his name is Zhuang Xun, the first supporting role, the teacher of three people (the kind who kowtows and serves tea), the best teacher in the novel, bar none! He believed in Lao Zhuang and was indifferent to fame and wealth, but he still wanted to do something for the country, the world, and the people. Unfortunately, he was killed in his early years and could not serve as an official. Later, he went to teach in Qili Village and accepted three disciples. Mr. Zhuang's knowledge and insight can be said to be the first in the world, and he is the first to question the rules of the world! At that time, men were superior to women. Men could study and become officials, but women could not. When they were old, they had to marry and take care of their husbands and children. Women's social status came from their husbands. In other words, no gentleman would accept a female disciple and teach her to study and be sensible, but Mr. Zhuang did it! Not only did he accept Man Bao as a disciple, but he also knew that his family was too poor to support the scholars and refused to pay tuition. He personally copied books to Man Bao and gave him pen, ink, paper and inkstones, so that Man Bao could continue to study. He also pointed out that many things in the world are unfair, even the law is unfair. You must know that no one in ancient times realized this. Man Bao had such an understanding because he had a system and had access to knowledge and insights that were far beyond those at the time. However, Mr. Zhuang had such progressive thoughts without anything, which is very rare. The Zhou family, the Zhou family is prosperous, and the author has a relatively vivid portrayal of the more important people in the Zhou family. For example, Zhou's mother is wise. As a peasant woman, she can be the head of the family. She is able to send her little daughter to school when her family is too poor to support a scholar. This courage and wisdom are still remarkable today; Lao Zhou is stingy, but he loves Manbao very much and listens to his wife's words; Xiao Qian, Man Bao's sister-in-law, cooks delicious food; Feng, the second sister-in-law, cooks poorly; Zhou Lang, Man Bao's fourth brother, is smart, capable, hard-working, and has business talent; Zhou Lijun, Man Bao's niece, is even more talented in business than Zhou Lang... In addition to the above, there are also emperor officials, etc. Everyone has their own characteristics. When you look at it, you can easily picture what kind of person he is in your mind. I wrote a lot without realizing it. This is the first time I have written a book review so seriously. I also saw some people saying that the female protagonist in the female channel exists to set off the male protagonist. I can't guarantee that in other books, but this book must not have it, because the male protagonist and the female protagonist all have online IQs. If we go by the current standards of a heroine, this is definitely a novel with a heroine. The success of the heroine does not even depend on the system, so how can she rely on the male protagonist? In general, the male and female protagonists of this book have online IQs. They are absolutely not romantic in their behavior or thoughts. The plot is reasonable, the logic is reasonable, the world view is good, the three views are correct, and the character portrayal is OK. I personally think it is the best novel among the female novels that have been completed.
Maybe I'm too big-hearted. When I read this book (qq), I didn't pay attention to the fact that you said all the children were boys. Maybe it's because I don't care and I'm not very sensitive to the opposition between men and women What I want to say is that this book's original positioning is farming and growing up warmly, which is not what people in the comment section said. Female Qiang Article As for other points, Man Bao did not receive any education when he was a child except Mr. Cengzhuang's class, and Bai Shan, whose family has a special school, must be smarter than Man Bao. Even if the female protagonist later went to school together, her starting point was different from that of the male protagonist, and the male protagonist did not stop learning, so how could he be so easy-going? Yi was caught up. During the test, Keke also said that Bai Shan was smarter than the heroine. There were no educated people in the heroine's family. At that time, she mainly made money for her livelihood, and her family would not urge her to study. As for Bai Shan, he had a revengeful mentality from the beginning, and his grandmother supervised his studies. There is an innate advantage. How can a smart kid from a difficult family easily catch up with a rich, smart family with strict family rules? The heroines in the time-travel and rebirth novel are not as good as many characters in the novel, not to mention Man Bao, who was originally in poor conditions. Later, Man Bao spent more time on being interested in medical skills, and Bai Shan only had the energy to do it. In terms of study, there is another gap. The female protagonist mainly practices medicine, while the male protagonist gets along with the sons of various officials in school. The atmosphere and experience are more experienced than Manbao. This is an experience that is in line with the situation at that time. There is no preference for the male protagonist by the author. In the later period, the same as above, the female protagonist focuses on medicine and relaxes academically for the sake of medicine. Yes, I remember that Mr. Zhuang also said to Man Bao that he didn't have to work so hard (Mr. Zhuang told Man Bao earlier that he shouldn't give up his studies because of studying medicine). Her achievements in medicine can be compared with those of the people in Tai Hospital. Isn't this much better than the male protagonist? The male protagonist only needs to study and has no other interests to occupy his time. He is better than It's normal for Manbao to be smart. I don't understand what you are talking about. People in the article judge intelligence based on academics. It is undeniable that the male protagonist is indeed better than the female protagonist. The reason why he is not convinced is because he wants women to dominate men mentally. This is no different from some men's ideas of suppressing women. Because the author is a female author, the female protagonists in the article need to be compared. Is the male protagonist stronger? This male protagonist does not expect that the male protagonists in other novels are much more powerful than the female protagonists. On the contrary, the male protagonist is smarter than the female protagonist. There is a basis for it, and it is not that he is stronger out of nowhere. The female protagonist's later strength and status are stronger than the male protagonist. Although I didn't pay attention, it is a fact that I gave birth to a boy. , But why do you call the author a baby boy's mother because of this? In fact, some people are already irrational when they say the word baby boy's mother. Could it be that the author writes about very few women? Man Bao's nieces, her mother, Bai Shan's grandmother and mother, the county magistrate's daughter, and the two princesses are all very well described. There are so many people who do bad things in the novel, there are more men than women. Does this mean it is biased towards boys? In some articles, in order to highlight the female protagonist, the male characters compete with each other to be perfect, and the female characters are more vicious than the other. This is the bias towards men and misogyny. Finally, it is said that the female protagonist paves the way for the male protagonist. The female protagonist is clearly written in the article. She wanted to contribute more in medicine and did not want to scheming in the court. The only time she went to court, she didn't really want to speak. She hid in a corner and ate and took a nap. It was obvious that the emperor and the prince cared more about Man Bao than Bai Shan, the salt-drying method and papermaking. At that time, they were already married. Bai Shan is the county magistrate there (I don't remember the specific position). It's useless for the heroine to do this. It's better to give him a promotion. The two of them support each other and grow up. The heroine is a medical student. It's normal for her to produce artemisinin. What do others think when you say she produced these two things? One person has three Do you understand that this kind of achievement that has spanned centuries will be destroyed even if everything is beautiful in the forest? The heroine's previous creation of artemisinin did not affect the interests of others, but was beneficial to them. The last thing people want to offend is a doctor with superb medical skills. These two methods are different. Even if they target the male protagonist, they will not embarrass the heroine. This is Pros and cons, judging from their two concepts, the heroine doesn't care who the credit goes to. The hero wants to protect the heroine. As long as the people's lives get better and they make more money, the image the author has always created is like this, and it doesn't suddenly happen from that place In the end, Manbao has always been He hopes to resign and travel around and does not want to be in the court. He doesn't care about this at all. It is just the reader's idea. If there is no female protagonist, everything must be given to the heroine. If the heroine has the most powerful hobby in the story, it is completely okay. I reiterate that farming at a slow pace is not a story about strong women. Self-improvement ≠ strong women, otherwise the author would directly label them as strong women. Some people's profiles have clearly labeled them. Please do not enter unless you are not allowed to enter. If you are not satisfied after reading it, please leave it in the comment area. I really don't understand (don't take it personally). The fictional background is still ancient times, and there are ancient rules (such as feudal thought) where men are superior to women.
Is a rebirth of a scumbag in exchange for a husband, or a golden-fingered relative, Baozi's parents marrying a good husband, or someone who travels through time and picks up a man who turns out to be a nobleman and then wins the favor of the male protagonist,,,, that's most of them. But this book gave me the feeling that there is no classification of garbage, only poorly written works. Man Bao There are no super relatives in the whole book, and there is no bloody plot, and there is no so-called Mary Sue plot in which all men fall in love with me. If it were a different book, I think Bai Er is a proper affectionate male lead who will never get it in his life, haha. I think one concept that runs through the book from beginning to end is the process of active learning and Manbao's pursuit of his own path. ,,,,, I remember that she didn't like trouble, she didn't like court, she hated disputes, she liked studying freely, she liked traveling around the world, and she liked money💰. But it wasn't until she took her daughter to relieve the epidemic in the extra story and received recognition and gratitude from so many people that I discovered that this might be Man Bao's way. She never suppressed her nature and lived an active and hard-working life, but did not live willfully according to her own preferences. At the end of the book, I always thought that Man Baohui and Shan Bao would finally let go of everything and travel around the world, becoming a couple with gods and immortals. But when you get to the extra chapter, you find out that there is no such thing. She still contributes her meager but powerful strength to that backward era that does not exist in the book. To be honest, this is very unmodern but very ancient. Isn't it very similar to Mencius's words, if you are poor, you can be alone, and if you are prosperous, you can help the world? Isn't it very similar to Du Fu's poem, which has tens of millions of vast buildings, and the shelter of the poor people in the world is happy, and the wind and rain are unshakable, as peaceful as a mountain. After reading this, and thinking of this, I feel very ashamed, but also very happy😁, because it is because of the advancement and exploration of extraordinary people like Man Bao that society can achieve deeper progress and development. It's just a pity😔 that I am an ordinary person, not so smart, not so persistent, not so brave. Maybe only in my dreams will I be a person like Man Bao. I think a book can reflect the author's heart and thoughts in a great sense. From the second-generation cultivator to the breadwinner, the same relaxed and happy atmosphere remains unchanged, but the core of the book has become more tenacious and progressive. The heroine finds her own path in the book, and Yu Zhuda is also pursuing her own path in the process of writing the book. What makes me even more happy is that in the process of reading Yu Zhuda's novel, I can not only gain joy and joy, but also gain the motivation to live hard and study hard. Because from beginning to end, I feel that Yu Zhuda's book is conveying an idea. No matter when, where, what circumstances, what era, active efforts and progress will make life more meaningful! I feel ashamed that I read this book in a pirated version, but I have been reading it. Maybe everyone has different feelings about reading Yuzhu's big book, but I believe that everyone who reads the book will get positive energy from it, not just temporary pleasure. Come on, I hope Yu Zhuda can keep writing, and we can keep reading and gain something from it. I think this can be regarded as a two-way growth of the author and the reader.
"Zhou Man Zhuan" (Some places may have been mixed up. The twenty-seventh year of the emperor's reign was written randomly. I don't know how many years the emperor has been emperor)
Zhou Man is from Mianzhou. His father, Zhou Yin, sold himself into slavery and went to Shangzhou due to drought. He moved into the Xia family, married the Xia family, and had many children. At that time, the king of Yizhou wanted to rebel, so he secretly gathered iron grains and formed a secret alliance to rebel against the party. The county magistrate Bai Qi knew that the king of Yizhou wanted to rebel, so he escaped at night. Encountering Yin on the way, Yin helped him escape, but failed and was killed. Yin hid the ledger in the mountains and was also killed. The king of Yizhou reported to the emperor: "Qi sacrificed his life for the country and died by suppressing the bandits." In the twenty-seventh year of the emperor's reign, Man came to Beijing and became proficient in medical skills. At that time, people at that time were asking for medicines that could aphrodisiac and assist in childbirth. It cures diseases, and the soup will heal the disease. If moxibustion is used, the disease should also be cured. The acupuncture will stop the pain and bleeding. At that time, Su Jian, the son of the Duke of Pi, fell from his horse and injured his spleen. All the doctors said that he could not be cured, and they said, "There is a five-point certainty." The prince was Su Jian's friend and promised him. It is said that "the patient's disease is accumulated inside, which cannot be reached by acupuncture and medicine, so it must be cut off. If it goes smoothly, it will be cured in one month." The abdomen was sutured and the spleen was rubbed with ointment. Within a month, Su Nuoguo recovered. The Queen Mother held a birthday banquet and was full of invitations. Fully enter the court. Bai Qi's son Bai Shan also came in, and the emperor appointed Shan as the living minister, carrying the emperor's words. Shan was crying, and the emperor asked him why. Shan said: "The Queen Mother is charitable and her descendants are filial. My father passed away early and failed to fulfill his filial piety, so I feel sad." The Queen Mother said, "Don't cry since you have become a loyal minister." Shan fell to the ground and howled incessantly. Shan said, "The person who killed my late father was not a gangster, but the king of Yizhou." The whole palace was shocked. Man also went to the palace, knelt down and said, "The king of Yizhou wants to rebel." After collecting the evidence, the emperor and all the ministers looked at it, and all the ministers said: "Please kill the king of Yizhou." The emperor refused and imprisoned the king of Yizhou in Beijing. King Yizhou died in Maozhou, rebelled, was suppressed, and died in Zizhou. The governor of Zizhou fought bravely and killed the rebel king. The emperor said, "Zhou Yin had a brave plan, sacrificed his life for the country, and was granted the title of Mianzhou Mu". All the ministers said it was good. At that time, the prince had no heirs and the country was not stable. If you know enough to be able to heal, you will be able to recruit people. When Man saw the prince, he said, "The prince is deeply poisoned. The poison is like a strange stone." The prince checked it out and found out that there was a strange stone in the palace. This stone could light up at night. Man said, "It is light. If you expose it to the sun, it will turn black. It is also poisonous and will not hurt anyone. The stone has light, and if you expose it to the sun, it will be poisoned." After the prince recovered, the emperor granted him the title of Five-Rank Medical Hall and entered the Chongwen Hall to study medical books. Tai Shigong praised: Zhou Man is a woman who can also rejuvenate herself and avenge her father. Those who have sacrificed their lives for the sake of their family and have done nothing, how can they be ashamed of themselves!
Zhou family genealogy
Genealogy of the Zhou family Dafang Zhou Jin Qianshi Zhou Dalang (Gong) Xiaoqianshi Datou (Li Zhong) Liu Sanniang Zhou Meijun Da ㄚ (Lixin) Guan Yong has a son Santou (Li Xue) ) Sister Zhou (happy) Guan Xin has a son and a daughter Zhou Erlang (Fa) Feng Shi Er (Lijun) Xiang Mingxue has a son Er Tou (Liwei) Lan Xin has a son ㄚ (Li Ru) Liu Huan Zhou Lang (Finance) He Shi Si Tou (Li Gu) Wu Tou Zhou Lang (Liang) Fang Shi Liu Tou Ba Tou Friday Lang (Yu) Lu Qitou Saturday Lang (Cang) Qiu Nine heads Second room Zhou Yin Xia Xin Zhou Man Bai Shan Bai Jingxing Xia Mu Bai Changsong
I read it in one go, and then browsed the novel app like crazy. I wonder if it was because of my lack of ability to find books, and I immediately fell into a book drought, crying. I like Manbao Shanbao Bai Erlang, he will pout in grievance, fight, and go home with tears... I like gambling and regretting it for eternity if he makes a mistake, but he laughs, loves to play, has a quick mind, resells medicinal materials, and will howl loudly when Manbao is missing. Crying Zhou Lang; I like Wu Lang, who started saving money to marry a wife at the age of fourteen; I like Qian who is bedridden all year round but is the family's magic needle; I like picking at Sosou, but dare not refute Qian's words, and is reluctant to beat and scold Man Bao, fearing that Man Bao will not recognize him. Lao Zhoutou, whose father and son are separated; Xiao Qian, who likes to carry full treasures in a basket and cook delicious food; likes Xing, who never cooks delicious food; ... Likes the young and old of the Zhou family; likes Mr. Zhuang, who is elegant, generous and open-minded; I like Daji who is as immobile as a mountain and always turns his back silently to the three children; I like Erji who was paralyzed in bed when he was young, hiding all day long and unable to see people, but crying and saying sorry; I like Yang County Magistrate with the breeze and bright moon; I like to laugh Magistrate Tang who scolds but has a keen sense of right and wrong; Mrs. Tang, who likes Magistrate Tang who is angry about cancer at work, pinches Magistrate Tang's waist, and is jealous of Magistrate Yang; Ji Hao, who likes to be awkward and cute and wants to be friends with Manbao Shanbao; likes to give love to those who love him The sisters buy the "cheating" Huahua and the sickly Yin He with red eyes and teary eyes; I like Dr. Ji who wants to poach his disciples but ends up in disgrace; I like Li Erlang who will go out incognito even if his orders change day and night; I like Liao Liao. After a few strokes of Zhou Yin, I feel like I can see him happily returning home in fine clothes and bustling at the entrance of the village... Even the prince who just appeared on the scene is vivid on the page. He will angrily ask when he is nervous, sneer when he is angry, and will not like the kind-hearted man who was born in the Imperial Academy. Bao silently waved his hand to get people to leave. When he was undergoing surgery, he took a step forward anxiously but turned back with a pale face. However, when the blood spattered out, he came up with the sword fiercely... It took me four or five days to read it in one go. During this period, I was impatient to recharge and wanted to read the next chapter quickly. When I recharged for the last time and found that there were only two chapters, I suddenly felt heartbroken. It was already two o'clock in the middle of the night when I finished reading, but I couldn't fall asleep when I closed my eyes. What I saw was the small village with high mountains and flowing water, the little girl going up the mountain and down the river with a small basket on her back and a small hoe, the little childhood sweethearts walking hand in hand through the streets, the busy but extremely warm and populous old Zhou family... After that, I was short of books for two days and kept looking for new articles. Why did I feel like I was short of books for two months! Have you ever read Yu Zhuzhu's Wenwen? You are a friend of Wenhuang~
I have read so many pseudo-child novels, but only the heroine here is really written from the perspective of a child. The characters are the most realistic, the IQ is online, and full of childishness. I think the author understands children of different ages very well! A very recommended book
My favorite character
My favorite character is Qian! Qian is an out-and-out country woman who has never read a book, but she is very understanding and wise in dealing with people and the world. This wisdom is the result of accumulated experience in life and her personal talent. Although there are many people in the Zhou family, they are united. Qian's contribution to the rise of the Zhou family was indispensable. When Man Bao's life experience was not revealed in the early days, many people thought that Qian was a member of the palace, and they could also see the difference between Qian.
School starts at the Imperial Medical Office
A young apprentice of a certain imperial doctor in the Imperial Medical Office was selected as the host of the opening ceremony because of his loud voice. On the opening day of the Imperial Medical Office, he was the first to make an appearance. With the opening speech he had memorized by heart, the young apprentice looked at the hundreds of students standing below and spoke passionately: Today the wind is beautiful and the sun is singing, and the flowers are fragrant. On this beautiful day celebrated by everyone, we welcome the first batch of students from the Imperial Medical Office... (One hundred words are omitted here), Now, let's invite Mr. Xiao, the first director of the Imperial Medical Office, a national first-level imperial physician, and the director of the Imperial Hospital, to give the opening speech! (The young apprentice walked behind the scenes, and his master was looking at him with a look of relief. He kept nodding, "Okay, okay, you can be the host from now on." Xiao Yuanzheng straightened his official uniform, smoothed his beard under his chin, and stepped onto the rostrum with steady steps. No matter how nervous he was in the early stage, now that the Imperial Medical Department has ushered in the first semester under the spotlight, Xiao Yuanzheng is also very excited. "It is the ninth month of Shiwei (wrote blindly, I can't calculate which month it is in the article), the third autumn, the water is gone and the cold pond is clear, the smoke is condensed and the mountains are purple at dusk (Wang Bo: Why is it so familiar) (10,000 words are omitted here)" The imperial doctors sitting on the rostrum: I didn't expect Xiao Yuan to say so well. Why didn't I know before? Is it because I have been with the imperial doctor Zhou for a long time? Hey, why didn't Dr. Zhou come? Xiao Yuanzheng: You need to study hard day and night, study hard, and strive to be the best. There will be an internal assessment every ten days, and the best ones will be rewarded with a set of exquisite medical books signed by me Imperial doctors: What is Xiao Yuan doing? How could you blatantly rob your apprentice and only give him his own signed book? Xiao Yuanzheng: Three consecutive outstanding achievements, and a set of exquisite medical books signed by all the imperial doctors will be rewarded The imperial doctors: Well, not bad, not bad. Where are the medical books? Let me sign a set first Xiao Yuanzheng: ... (The young apprentice boldly stepped forward and tugged at the lapel of Xiao Yuanzheng's clothes, "Sir, it's already three o'clock. If you don't hurry up, we will have to issue books and clothes in the morning...") Xiao Yuanzheng: I hope you will study hard and practice hard, gain results in theoretical study, be baptized ideologically and politically, and serve the people and solve problems as soon as possible. Long live my emperor! All the doctors and students: Long live my emperor! Little apprentice: This is the end of the opening ceremony. Please follow the direction of the signs to collect books and clothes, return to the dormitory and settle in as soon as possible. The first class in the afternoon will start shortly - All the imperial doctors walked to the office and found Xiao Yuan to ask about signatures. They saw Xiao Yuan taking out a book from the cabinet and saying, "All the colleagues are really supportive of the work of our Imperial Medical Office. Come and sign." The imperial doctors gathered together and saw the book "Fundamentals of Medicine" (compiled by the Taiyuan Hospital, a special basic textbook for the Imperial Medical Office). They looked at Xiao Yuanzheng with wide eyes, Xiao Yuanzheng: Why, do you have any questions, colleagues? This book was compiled by us together with everyone's strengths. Wouldn't it be a good idea to give it to the students as an encouragement? All the doctors: Haha, uh-huh, that's good, that's good. They all complained in their hearts: I wonder when Dr. Xiao was so stingy. He rewarded excellence with only one textbook. It really puts me to shame. It's so hard to get anything out of him... Man Bao happened to be here recently. He heard that he was going to sign an autograph. Please let me sign it! Sign the textbook and it will be remembered forever! This is a good idea I came up with, and you guys think it's okay too😊 All the doctors: Dizzy, it turns out it's you!
After reading the latest chapter, I suddenly came back to my senses. In fact, Bai Erlang's growth is very exciting. When he first appeared, many people disliked him. Later, he became a follower. He was suppressed and disliked by the two treasures who mixed men and women for several years. A typical example is selling toys. Now he has become a living treasure who is always imaginative but not able to play offline. He is still despised for his intelligence but his academic performance is better than that of ordinary teenagers. I feel that he represents the growth process of most people.