Wiping the Mountains and Rivers

Really awesome. I haven't seen anything written about the Republic of China for a long time. Every time I write a 404, some writers don't know where to sit. Others are about the Anti-Japanese War. I'm really tired of aesthetics. I haven't read the content yet. If possible, I will follow the original version.

From fifty thousand silver to the officials and merchants who bought money to make guns, to today's beggar gangs, thieves, and scholars, they all hate the court and have a righteous character. A small word is for oneself and the family, a big word is for the country and the people, righteousness comes before self-sacrifice, and self-interest is behind for others. With this integrity, why worry about the country not being rich or strong? Only those in high positions don't know it. What a pity! In such a society, some may not be awakened but feel dissatisfied, or some may be awakened and strive to become stronger. The ending of history has been decided, and the characters' experiences and endings need to be fully fleshed out by the author. Reading so far, I have even more expectations...

"Mountains and Rivers" is a very strange book, with a strange title and strange writing. But it was a pleasure to read! According to Internet writing conventions, this book should be titled "So-and-so Escort Bureau", or "The Last Escort Master of the Qing Dynasty", but the word "swab" in "mountain and river swab" has become the eye of the whole book, which has a different meaning. "The whole land is still at war. After all, who will decide the Central Plains." The mountains and rivers are broken, and the family and the country are in trouble. There are knights who step forward to wipe away the wounds of the mountains and rivers and the pain of the nation. "I want to soar into the sky, float straight up, and wipe the shadows of mountains and rivers." Is this book about an escort agency? Is it about chivalry? Yes and no, it is actually about the awakening of a nation. The protagonist changes from being a chivalrous knight to a national hero who goes into danger for the country. This should be the true thought that the author wants to express. It is easy to be a knight who "kills one person in ten steps", but it is difficult to be a soldier who dies for the country. What kind of story happened during this period? There are too many foreshadowings buried in the front of this book, and there are too many historical figures involved. I wonder if the author can manage such a large structure! Let us wait and see!

With wonderful writing, you can listen to the thunder and wind of the history of the late Qing Dynasty; Chivalrous and courageous, you can watch the world's heroes meet in great situations.

The grievances of the rivers and lakes, the love between sons and daughters, the feelings of family and country, and the righteousness of chivalry are all explained differently from different angles. Using historical figures as the outline and historical events as the purpose, they unfold slowly, allowing people to see an era that seems familiar but is different.

Almost all of the most popular historical novels take the fictional route. Because fictional writing is very enjoyable, both enjoyable to write and enjoyable to read. Are there any rules for overhead? There are no explicit rules, but there are "hidden rules". Anyway, anyone who reads fantasy novels knows that the protagonist has to constantly level up, from weak to strong, then from strong to weak, and then strong again. As Fan Wei said, going right, right, and right again, it turns out to be a circle. Recently I am reading a new book "Mountains and Rivers". At first, I felt that the author's writing was more orthodox, using many real historical figures and arranging many stories for these characters, and many of the stories are inextricably related to real history. This is a book based on real events with real people. For example, the reform movement, such as the revolution led by Sun Wen that overthrew the Qing court. For example, in the master showdown, there are moderate exaggerations and reasonable fictions, but they never go beyond real history. Is this considered empty talk? Of course it counts. Because these historical events in the book are not the main focus, but more of an introduction or annotation. The author uses real historical fragments to build another possibility, allowing people to develop rich associations. If history was like this... Wouldn't it be cool? Isn't it great to allow readers to participate in the author's imagination? It's not the protagonist who is traveling through time, but the author taking the readers along with him. Isn't it cool?

In those years, how many people with lofty ideals have embarked on the road of no return one after another, just to give this broken mountain and river a breathing space, obsessed with masterpieces, unable to extricate themselves, and have already invested in it! !

From Chapter 80 to Chapter 95, it is so enjoyable all the way. It seems that it is necessary to fatten up first. The incident of escort money made Xie's escort agency regain its reputation, and Xie Yutian made more friends. Zhong Yishi grew up slowly, and he was brave and resourceful. He was courageous, intelligent and wise, and supported half of the escort agency. Xie Yutian was very lucky to meet Zhong Yishi. It's just that Yi Shi's role is less. I strongly requested to have more roles. I whispered, I like it.

I read it in one go and it was very enjoyable. Xie Yutian is deeply affectionate and loyal. A group of brothers help each other. Zhong Yishi is witty and sensible. He will definitely achieve a great career. Waiting for the follow-up.

The new book is a hit, um, I'm Xiao Wei, haha