
A Man of Humble Means
一品布衣
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It always felt weird at the beginning. Hundreds of thousands of refugees were eating tree bark. The protagonist could actually go to the countryside to collect grain and make wine. Who would sell it? The author has been describing the situation of the country being ruined and the whole country starving, but the protagonist is engaged in the business of brewing moonshine that can only be done in the prosperous times.
From the animation of Xiarrenyipinbuyi
A novel with obvious advantages and disadvantages
Advantages: This book focuses on using words to exaggerate the atmosphere and influence emotions. It does a good job at this point. There are even some shadows of the son-in-law Disadvantages: Everything in this book serves the atmosphere. There is a serious lack of rationality. There are countless strange loopholes. From time to time, you will feel out of place because the plot is too outrageous.
Not recommended
It was recommended by Douyin. I can only say that it makes sense that the book is not popular. This kind of book is suitable for reading and adapting on Douyin while going to the toilet. If you really want to read it by yourself, you will be dirtying your eyes.
Dig a hole
It's so nonsense. There are less than ten people, and it was dug in a while. It can fall into a pit of more than a hundred people. Even if all the people on the opposite side are together, how big can it be to accommodate so many people? There are not even ten people. It's too dramatic. This is really nonsense. This is not a fantasy of cultivating immortals. It's good to have some basic logic.
What's so outrageous? There are all disaster victims outside. You want to go out of the city to collect grain and make wine? Are you not sick?
It's from a skit
The book is not popular, but the short play is. I don't know how the book is, but the short play is pretty good.
You can clearly tear the cavalry to pieces with your bare hands, so you have to dig a hole in it with your hands.
If a modern person fights with an ancient person in the art of war, it would be good if they can draw a tie. Without developing productivity and weapons, they are completely exploiting their weaknesses and avoiding their strengths. To trap and kill cavalry, they rely on a few people to dig a pit. Is a trap that can accommodate hundreds of people so easy to dig? Even in modern times, engineers and soldiers are required, let alone ancient times? The level of strategy is almost the same as that of Toutiao/Douyin Kuaishou comment area five years ago. They unconditionally advocate fire attack, water attack and digging pits. I don't see that the frequency of use of these tactics in history is extremely low. If there is no right time, place and people, it cannot be used at all. Is it used casually? I'm afraid the author still thinks that digging holes can deal with tanks. If you ask me, the efficiency of digging holes for this kind of people is that of Astartes warriors. It is better to just tear apart tanks by hand.
It's a short play, check in
The short play is good, but the book is actually not popular. All I can say is that the starting point is the Tomb of the Gods.
Zhao Qingyun went from being a lieutenant to a third-grade general in less than a year. He was forced to advance to the rank. He was really fighting alone in the entire era. There was no logic at all in what he wrote. The beginning was normal. I don't know what the war was about. I thought of where it came from. He brewed jb wine and the whole country was starved to death. He was still competing with the four major families for the wine-making business. Are you crazy? How can there be so much grain to make wine? The protagonist has the world in mind, but his business cannot be left behind. There are hundreds of soldiers in a village, but if there is a notary, no one will care about it?