A Teacher in the Ming Dynasty
混在大明当老师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 218k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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102Chapters
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1.9kFans
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Are you sure a goose quill would work well on Ming Dynasty Xuan paper? Why don't you find one and try it yourself? The ancients may have had less experience than you, but they weren't fools. So far, you've given the impression that everyone except the protagonist is an idiot. Other novels have used goose quills, but have you forgotten how different the writing conditions and habits are between Europe and China?
Just started reading and then ranting. Even the ancients could use the alphabet to foresee the future. Using the alphabet to teach literacy would alarm the emperor and shock the Ministry of Justice! If you make students memorize the alphabet, will they be able to recognize other words you haven't taught them? No, that's no different from the previous school teachers. It even alarmed the emperor.
No review needed... You can't read this book with your brain, it's pure simplistic writing, full of pretentious posturing and face-slapping tropes (ー_ー)!!
I've read 43 chapters and haven't seen a single normal class (except for the somewhat abnormal PE class 🙂). How are they supposed to teach? The pacing is a bit slow. Do I have to wait until the book is officially released to see normal class scenes? 🙂 There are too few students.
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Damn, that's a bit much. How many scholars were there in the mid-Ming Dynasty? Did they really need hundreds of thousands of refugees to sell chalk?
Ancient people apparently had phonetic symbols too, right? You should look into the fanqie method (a method of indicating pronunciation by combining characters with the phonetic symbol). Seeing the protagonist teaching pinyin and the ancients being so surprised is just baffling. Did the author really not know that?
Big Brother, I'm going to a prison called School. 😭😭😭
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The use of Pinyin in the Ming Dynasty was not very suitable because there was no standard Mandarin Chinese as we speak it today.