Sweeping the Origin

I have always believed that an excellent historical work must not simply copy history and replace or kill the original protagonist. This is more common in assembly-line works or newcomers who are new to the genre. Reading history can help you understand gains and losses. Different choices lead to different gains and losses. Different from boring history books, historical online articles try to deduce different choices in the form of stories. This is actually a very complex systematic project. If the structure is too simple, it will be obviously divorced from reality, or even empty. After reading it, you will not have any more ideas except for a moment of pleasure. The author may also lose interest as he writes and end hastily. The construction is too complex, and if all the characters and events are included, it will be top-heavy and difficult to control, so there are not a few eunuchs. If you want to write a historical work that is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, you must have worked hard, studied the logic of choices made by countless historical figures, and analyzed the context that can close the loop in the complicated historical materials. This kind of understanding must surpass the vast majority of readers, so if an author is led by the nose by readers, then he is definitely not a good historical author. He can at best become the best-selling online article on the assembly line. Speaking of this book, there was no design that caught my eye at first. It felt relatively ordinary, but it also didn't have those impetuous plots. As I read further, I can see that the author has a lot of research, the timeline of historical events is very clear, and the depiction of real characters is relatively full and not obtrusive. The further you look back, the better it feels. When I saw the plot dealing with Zhu Chongba, the author completely surpassed what I thought, or surpassed the routines of ordinary works I had seen. Not only was the plot design reasonable and smooth, but also the thinking on all levels was profound. I had to admire Judging from the standard of only reading one or two online articles a year, this book is definitely worth a read.

The ancient battlefield in Xuzhou is full of vitality and everything is competing.

It's another large-scale conquest in Xuzhou 😁

There are too few quality novels in the late Yuan Dynasty. The last one that impressed me was The Ant Thief

I saw some book friends saying that there is no map, which makes it uncomfortable to read. I have a Tantu APP made by a great person. If anyone wants it, please check in and I will send it to you. I really like this book. I happen to be a graduate student in Ming and Qing history and historical geography. I hope the author will write well. Come on✊.

To be honest, Zhu Yuanzhang really cannot be the emperor. There were uprisings in every emperor period of the Ming Dynasty. The corruption was too serious. He was a beggar for the poor. When the emperor gave so much money to his son, the 4 dynasties of Jin, Song, Ming and Qing were really disgusting.

Not to mention Zhu Yuanzhang, if the conditions are right for Li Shimin, I would dare to compete with him for the world! Even though Ying Zheng is too old, he doesn't want to recognize his godfather, unless he has a noble background from the Six Kingdoms.

There is no need to praise Zhu Yuanzhang too much. The Red Scarf Army was the final gravedigger of the Meng Yuan Dynasty. Without the Red Scarf Army's bloody battle for more than ten years, how could Zhu Yuanzhang finally pick the peaches? The Red Scarf Army's three-way northern expedition was magnificent. Although it failed, the Meng Yuan Dynasty had already collapsed. What can Zhu Yuanzhang, Chen Youliang, and Zhang Shicheng have to say? They are just dogs biting each other.

Write a bit of heroic spirit, sophisticated worldliness, and cynical style.

These people can really run