Father Can Be an Enemy to the Country

There were many criticisms of this book among book friends, but I read it with gusto every day. Think about the reason. 1. Popularization. To be honest, I think this is where Bajie, oh, not Sanjie, is so great. To be popular but not novice requires a lot of accumulation. This is both skill and style. 2. Human taste. So far in this book, the conflicts at each stage are not very intense. I feel that Sanjie's main focus is on characterization, and the characterization is concentrated on the humanized description of historical figures who are aloof but far away from us. After the various characters are established in the early stage, the subsequent development will be very logical, and at the same time, there will be more options. For example, the rescue of Zhu Biao, which I have been looking forward to for a long time (maybe very late), of course has its drawbacks. The characters appear so frequently that readers have emotions. For example, if Sanjie writes Zhu Biao to death, I will abandon the book! 3. Easy. This depends on personal preference, I like it. It's relaxed and not frivolous, like watching the early "Iron Teeth and Bronze Teeth Ji Xiaolan". Of course, the pace is much slower, so the author has to be more precise. Another reason I think is that the author chose Zhu Zhen's perspective... A child, a concubine, even though he is a prince, if he behaves like a demon in Shuang's novel, depending on Boss Zhu's personality, you guess whether he will support or suppress him, the logic of the writing will not be established. To sum up, although the real article is not serious and has obvious characteristics, you can say that it is not to your taste, but I don't think it is bad in writing, really not.

The image of Lao Liu is naive and cunning. Looking at the innocent, honest and chubby young man, he is more thoughtful than anyone else. In addition, modern people know that being fat is bad for the body, but he still ate and drank indiscriminately in ancient times. What is the operation of letting oneself become fat? Although many people claim to be foodies, in fact, it is rare for ordinary people to be greedy and ignore delicious food. There are quite a few people who are anorexic and diet. Nowadays, whose fruit in the refrigerator is not rarer than the varieties that the emperors of the Ming Dynasty could eat? Even if a few older princes are greedy, it is not difficult to understand that in the army, the conditions are not enough. Lao Liu, is it the psychological shadow of becoming a beggar?

I saw that beef was eaten in Goryeo, so I posted a book review here. I hope the author can take a closer look at the history of "steak". Steak originated in Europe. I dare not say it originated in the United Kingdom, but it was pretty much the same. And it was indeed within the reach of the rich and aristocratic at that time, but the steaks eaten at that time were only well-done! That's right, only! Because in that era, everyone knew that eating raw meat could easily lead to illness, and according to the medical conditions at that time, getting sick was fatal, so no one would dislike themselves for living too long, and eating steak must be fully cooked. As for why more mature and more mature styles are popular now, it was after the founding of the United States. This is the operation of capital. This thing is like the term "sub-health". You can't find this term in any medical books, because medicine is very rigorous, and only the distinction between healthy and unhealthy is black and white. The term "sub-health" was forcibly created by those who sell health care products in China, and it was forced into your mind by relying on overwhelming advertisements. It has the meaning of "a lie repeated a thousand times becomes the truth". But beef in North America is a bit of a long story. The long story short is that in the early days of the founding of the United States, beef was basically cost-free, and buffalo were everywhere like salt on the beach. The capitalists don't want to take any money, they just want to have sex for free! So I don't want to use the refrigeration equipment, so I preach that the fresher the beef, the better. It's just how mature it appears. But what the author wrote in this small section is a bit taken for granted. When eating beef at that time, people would rather cook the meat well than cook it a little bit raw for the sake of taste.

It seems that you can't call yourself an orphan before becoming a king! And the plot is so embarrassing, Platinum wrote it like this?

Recently, I was following updates and discussing with some book friends about Empress Ma's permission for common people to wear crowns and harems. I felt that this matter could be discussed. First of all, it is doubtful whether Empress Ma ever said this. There is no exact historical data to prove that Empress Ma said this. Secondly, the ancient system of "photography" has been around for a long time. The so-called "Busheng" is defined as follows by Mr. Ye Guoliang in his article "Busheng and Its Differences": "Under certain occasions or conditions, people with lower status are allowed to use higher-level etiquette to honor them, which is called Fusheng." For example, commoners can wear robes and Confucian scarves when they get married; scholars can wear official uniforms and black gauze hats. Of course, in the later dynasty, there were often many arrogances, which is another story. Compared with officials' black gauze hats, round neck patchwork robes, officials' wives and married women wear Zhai crowns (which is what we call phoenix crowns) and large shirts and Xiapei. This is generally no problem. Therefore, common people can wear phoenix crowns and harems, one is because of customs, and the other is that their family is rich (regardless of clothing, just the emeralds and gold ornaments used in the phoenix crowns are worth a lot), and they can't compete with Queen Ma. And considering the living conditions of the people at that time, what if Fengguan Xiape was really allowed? Nowadays, no one cares about what people do when they get married. Does that mean that every wedding car is a Mercedes-Benz and BMW, banquets are held in five-star hotels, and every newlywed couple can go on a honeymoon? It can't be done. In the end, Empress Ma and Lao Zhu started from humble beginnings, supported each other, and finally became the mother of the world. Can her achievements be summed up by a few rags and a hat? During the war, she "personally picked up the soldiers' clothes and shoes to support the army" and helped the army with logistics; after the world was established, she was also the wife who comforted her husband, and also advised the emperor's remonstrance. Her diligence, simplicity, bravery, and tolerance do not need to be mentioned one by one. I am not writing this post to criticize or accuse. What I want to say is that there are many shining points in the ancients that are worth learning and carrying forward, but this definitely does not include the unfounded assumptions of some marketing accounts. Of course, the ancients also had shortcomings, such as some of Lao Zhu's donkey temper in this book and some of his simple thoughts about returning to his hometown in fine clothes. I think this kind of shortcomings made Zhu Hongwu more full and three-dimensional. Of course we admire the commoner emperor's great achievements in expelling the Hulu, but we cannot ignore the invisible flaws brought about by his early years of displacement, and this is precisely what His Royal Highness the King of Chu needs to learn from. Finally, I hope that the author will continue to update the 10,000-word update tomorrow for the sake of a long review, so don't say he was unpredicted (laughing)

Alas, I rarely write book reviews, but this book is really disappointing. The subject matter and plot are quite good, but the protagonist doesn't look like a protagonist at all. After reading seventy or eighty chapters, I just can't stand it anymore. Has the protagonist's brain also deteriorated after time travel? Even if his memory is mainly affected by Zhu Zhen, it doesn't mean that he doesn't have modern thinking at all, and when an adult travels through time, it will only be emotionally affected at most. Doesn't he have more experience in decades than Zhu Zhen? How could he become like a child? There is something wrong with the portrayal of this protagonist. It feels like their shortcomings are brought together. The experience that an adult should have is reflected in being cautious. In terms of personality, he is actually the same as a child. Is this a giant baby who has traveled through decades?

Or is the meeting held using Tencent Meeting? The old man has been traveling independently and by car for more than 20 years, almost all over Sichuan, Yunnan and Guizhou. In this poor and remote place, it is impossible to explain that in the early days of the Republic of China, people heard the sounds of chickens and dogs, and did not interact with each other until death. It was even difficult to communicate properly when meeting. It wasn't until the rise of the Anti-Japanese War that the deep mountains and old forests of Yunnan and Guizhou were developed on a large scale. It was already in the 1980s, and the first generation of travel friends still met old people who thought Chairman Mao was still in power. These hundreds of thousands of people have gathered together, acted in a unified manner and obeyed the command, and there is still a big brother who takes the lead and bows to him? It needs a tragic plot to understand, but engaging in a big battle is too deviant. It is more reasonable that Yu Min's land reform team made many tragic sacrifices.

This book can be said to be an attempt of Sanjie's new style. I have read Sanjie's previous books, such as "The First Grade of Official Residence", which are very serious and consistent with historical facts. I have also read historical books by other authors, and I think it will be more of a novice, using various advanced technologies to crush the opponent's happy and refreshing novels. This book feels like a combination of the two by Monk. The characters are still in line with history, and the behavioral logic does not exceed the limitations of the times (that is, there are no inventions that exceed the productivity of the times). However, the overall weakening of social contradictions and class conflicts adds the warmth of the father-son relationship, the prince's pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger among the people, etc. Especially the section about experiencing people's livelihood, I think it is a breakthrough in historical writing. In addition to readers who hate white texts and serious logic, this book should still be able to satisfy the tastes of many people.

The only shortcoming is the Yunnan chapter. All the chapters related to Yunnan are not good-looking. It is like squeezing toothpaste, which is not interesting and interesting. It is simply smelly and long. There is very little content about brothers working together in harmony, which is the core attraction. The content about fighting has no outstanding content to make up for the shortcomings of the content. The core of the historical text is divided according to the relationship between couples, wealth and location, and the depiction of soldiers is average. In terms of couples, two widows naturally lose points. In terms of finance, it is average to above average. After all, the whole book is closely related to finance, making money, making money, or making money. In terms of power, there is no battle of wits and courage. Overall, the Yunnan chapter is the worst. Except for the Yunnan chapter, the overall story is on par. From the rescue of Liu Bowen at the beginning to the Guozi University, the most exciting points of the book are the battles of power and wits. It would have been much better if the Yunnan chapter had been carefully polished or the Yunnan chapter was simply ignored or replaced with the Northern Xinjiang chapter. Disgusting points in the Yunnan chapter: 1. During the war, the protagonist has a very weak sense of the existence of this war, and the protagonist cannot help much. Forcibly arranging water to the west and water to the east for the protagonist to solve is a bit speechless. This also leads to the protagonist from childhood to returning to Beijing to get married. The protagonist is running around all the time, but he knows that the protagonist is busy but does not know what he is busy with? This is a huge failure for a novel. 2. Economy. The economic ability of the protagonist has been in chaos since the battle in Yunnan. You will be rich when you leave Yunnan, but you will be poor when you enter Yunnan (poor here means restarting business). For example, in the previous Jiangxi chapter, it was very cool to see the ship commander come down from the sky to save the situation at any time. However, the entire Yunnan chapter starts from 0, and even if you win the battle, you still have to start from 0 to deal with the toast. The entire Yunnan chapter looks like you are wearing shackles. 3. Toast, I have no feelings for Toast. I don't know why hundreds of chapters are devoted to solving the Toast problem and take action. It makes me want to wipe out the dissatisfied Li Ting and turn it into a white ground. When Jiangxi can be dealt with softly, you go and kill it. However, you are always gentle towards stubborn diseases like Toast and want to use gentle methods to solve them. It makes me feel uncomfortable all over. 4. The characters, except for the protagonist, all disappear, except for the fifth brother who occasionally appears, the others are all starting over, with a bunch of new names and official names, and a bunch of new character settings. It's like reading a book again. Lao Zhu can only pass it on occasionally, and the appearance rate is lower than that of the fifth brother, not to mention the others.

This book fully considers the constraints of communication efficiency and policy universality on the scope of ancient dynasty rule, and unfolds the full text without forcing technological advancement. Secondly, we fully considered the efficiency of external expansion within the limitations of the times and did not rush to Europe in one go. At the same time, taking into account the integration of governance of the newly added territories, there is no such short-sighted move as "not digesting what is eaten". However, there are very few descriptions of solutions to maritime trade problems. If some narrative solutions to maritime trade are added, the rationality of the full text will be better expressed. Personally, I think you can refer to other articles, start a separate page to narrate the confessions or diaries of small people, and give side descriptions of major events to enrich the article. Overall, this book is a thoughtful historical fictional novel.

This book has been written up to now, from the fun and brotherly love at the beginning, the daily description of the imperial family without the halo, the creation of characters, to the initial revelation of various difficulties in the early Ming Dynasty in the capital relocation case, to the rectification of officialdom in the empty seal case, and planning for the future of the Ming Dynasty. After going to Liaodong to conquer North Korea, the brothers sketched out a blueprint for the future. After ten years of hard work, they cleaned up the wealthy merchants in Jiangnan and reopened the shipping company. But now Jiangxi is in a bloody storm. The previous threads have gradually been laid out, and the foundation for subsequent development and prospects has been laid. It is just waiting for the monk to connect the threads into branches and leaves little by little, draw a magnificent territory of the Ming Dynasty, and realize the YY dream in his heart. At the same time, because each volume of the monk is laying clues and foreshadowings for the next volume or even the following volumes. Therefore, compared with the sense of dissonance in some parts of the first volume, the subsequent volumes unfold more and more smoothly. According to the concept of the book, what is finally presented will definitely be a glorious and prosperous era. The characters are mainly concentrated in the first few volumes. The image of Prince Zhu Biao in the first two volumes is really deeply rooted in my heart. The stories in the last few volumes are very exciting, especially the ten-year hard work scroll. The monk's solid knowledge of Ming history really makes reading a lot more interesting. The passage in which Zhu Yuanzhang educates Lao Liu also shows the ruthlessness of an emperor. Finally, let's talk about popularization. Personally, I still think this is a major feature of this book. It is plain and simple, which is a language feature. The problem is that monks are actually not very good at it, so some places in the early stage seemed very awkward and felt like they were being deliberately cute. Secondly, the updates are too slow. If there are too many daily updates, it will not be very friendly to readers who follow the updates. But overall, this style will be more enjoyable for daily tired workers than telling it with a frown. {"TopicId":"880092904281669632","TopicName":"Natsume Hiroshi Sao Wenlou"} (It has been several months since the last book review, update ing)

The Ming Dynasty was the Fengtian Chengyun Emperor, the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Yunwen, Zhu Di, Zhu Gaochi, Zhu Zhanji, Zhu Qizhen, Zhu Qiyu, Zhu Jianshen, Zhu Youtang, Zhu Houzhao, Zhu Houcong, Zhu Zaijing, Zhu Yijun, Zhu Changluo, Zhu Youxiao, Zhu Youjian. Everyone who can become an emperor is a legend Zhu Yuanzhang started with a bowl, Zhu Yunwen's father and brother were all dead, and he got a big advantage Zhu Di was the only vassal king to defeat the central government Zhu Gaochi served as the acting emperor for twenty years and ten months If Zhu Zhanji and Zhu Di were He died ten months too late, and probably still had to fight Zhu Qizhen's palace battle to ascend to power Zhu Qiyu picked up a throne and then lost it Zhu Jian Shen's eldest son became a prince twice Zhu Youtang had a difficult childhood Zhu Houzhao's father's only son, the most stable prince and the most promiscuous emperor Zhu Houcong Picked up a throne from his cousin Among the eight Zhu Zaijing brothers, he survived until his father died Zhu Yijun, of the four brothers, he and his half-brother survived Dad Zhu Changluo disliked him for being on the throne for a month Zhu Youxiao's grandfather was going to die a month late, so the throne must belong to his uncle Zhu Youjian's only brother had no heirs, and the country's demise ended with a rope.

Tsk, the further back you go, the harder it is to watch.

Ah, the king of Chu and the king of Hai, Liu Lifeng and Princess Chu, and Miaoqing and Princess Fenghai, are so beautiful!

What about storytelling here? Will be decomposed next time

It's really water. Keep it. Watch until the end.

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It is June of the eighth year of Hongwu. Zhu Zhen, the future patron saint of the Ming Dynasty, the sixth son of the Hongwu Emperor, the royal family's chief minister, the chief minister's yamen spokesman, the Confucian University's wine sacrificer, and the Ming Chuhai Dian king who controlled Kyushu Island and Yunnan, is still a child. Outside the main hall, the Four Great Vajras arrived belatedly. This time there are really only four of the Four Great Vajras, the King of Qin, the King of Yan, the King of Wu, and the King of Chu. Only the good student Jin Wang was already sitting in his seat, reading aloud the content of yesterday's lecture. Liu Bowen also came to the main hall today. Seeing that several highnesses had arrived, he picked up the scroll and said: "Do your highnesses still remember what I was taught yesterday?" "Yes." The four kings answered together. It is reasonable to have five of the four kings. "Then let me first ask His Highness the King of Qin, what is the meaning of this sentence, 'When three people are walking together, there must be one of my teachers'?" As long as one of them is me, then the combat effectiveness is equivalent to that of a division. " "You... You... Go out and stand!" The second child really lived up to expectations and got off to a good start, making Liu Bowen furious. Fortunately, Liu Bowen knew that King Jin was a good student, and was ready to win the game: "His Royal Highness, King Jin, may I ask what is the meaning of the sentence 'A person does not know but is stunned. He is not a gentleman'?" The graceful King Jin He stood up slowly, and his temperament was obviously different from that of his second brother: "Sir, what Confucius meant by this sentence is that some people don't know my name, but I haven't gotten angry yet. This kind of virtue can already be regarded as a gentleman." Liu Bowen:! "Get out of here too!" "Your Highness, King Yan, what is the meaning of the sentence 'If you hear the Tao in the morning, you will die in the evening'?" "Hui Sir, Confucius's sentence means, if you hear me on the way to you in the morning, you will die tonight." Judy also imitated the third child, speaking slowly, but he couldn't let the third child compete with him. Liu Bowen: I will take you to fight (WDNMD) Mr. Liu's last hope is His Highness King Wu. King Wu is always well-behaved. Although he sometimes follows a few brothers to mess around, this time he should also understand the overall situation... Right? "Your Highness King Wu, what is the meaning of the sentence 'A gentleman is not dignified if he is not serious'?" Liu Bowen looked at his last hope. "Confucius means that when a gentleman hits someone, he must hit him hard, otherwise he will not be able to establish prestige." Liu Bowen's face turned pale when he heard King Wu's answer. Desperate Mr. Liu was just about to ask the elders to go back to school to rest, when Lao Liu jumped out: "Sir, what about me! I haven't asked yet!" Liu Bowen also knew that Lao Liu's cultural level could not be said to be very talented, at least it could be said that he knew nothing about it, and he had no interest in Lao Liu for a long time. But thinking about the plan Lao Liu mentioned, there seemed to be some hope. How about giving it a try? "His Royal Highness the King of Chu, what do you mean by the sentence 'Unjust wealth and honor are like floating clouds to me'?" Liu Bowen stared at Lao Liu longingly, not wanting to ask today's question, he shaved his head. "Illegitimate money is as numerous as floating clouds to me." Well, just listen to the first half of Lao Liu's sentence and you will know that you don't have to count on it. Liu Bowen waved his hand desperately and told them to leave school, and then hurriedly ran to report to Emperor Hongwu. In the evening, the prince came to ask his five younger brothers to have dinner with their father. After eating and drinking, it was time to get down to business. Lao Zhu asked the guards to hold down his sons and pulled out a handy whip. "Today I will let you know what it means to be silent and have strange power and confusion! Confucius is still somewhat useful. If he doesn't want to talk, he will use his strange power and punches to beat people unconscious. Now I use a whip, which is even better than Confucius!" (Everyone, cheer for the college entrance examination! Don't be like the King of Chu and his husbands, hahaha)

It was a dream to entrust overseas countries in the early Ming Dynasty. People are not rich enough and you are not rich enough to build a country. Purely whimsical

It feels like the current historical district has really changed dramatically. From the original biographies of various heroes who changed the world and competed for world hegemony, to the soap operas that show family happiness based on the achievements of their fathers.

The best trash in historical fiction

The first example of a vassal king's successful rebellion was at least Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, and it was not until Yongle of the Ming Dynasty that he was the only one in history. In fact, the Ming God of War also counts (he was the former emperor who was successfully restored to power). Also, as soon as the vassal kings of the Ming Dynasty reached their age, they were given fiefs and became vassals (unless the emperor retained them, for example, Zhu Yuanzhang's second son seemed to be the Qin King Zhu Xi, and he was the prince Zhu Yuanzhang often used in battles)

In two months, a man wrote the Four Books, Five Classics and Six Arts for the sake of the Three Precepts, and wrote seven or eighty-nine books. I admire him very much! Know people, know faces, know yourself, know enemies, and know your heart. This is probably what the ancients called a close friend! We meet and know each other by chance! I wish "Father Can Enemy the Country" be a great seller! It is also a gathering of old and new book friends, so I would like to simply wish you all to get rich soon!

The book has its own golden house, and the book has its own beauty like jade. The ancients sincerely do not deceive me. I hope that the author's literary thoughts will spring up, and he will write a thousand words and update a hundred thousand words every day. I wish all book friends a prosperous future in the new year, and the author's new book Father Can Enemy Country is selling well

Platinum is at this level and will die from poison.

The biggest advantage of a time traveler is the forward-looking nature of world development. Even people who know nothing about technology can still let the people below study it under the premise of giving directions. Not to mention that it takes many years for science and technology to develop, that one person cannot achieve industrialization, etc. One hundred years ago, China was in 1924. There was Mao's industrialization and Mao's enlightenment of the people. It was surrounded by foreign powers and traitors were in power inside. Wouldn't it be the same as today's intelligence? As long as the development of science and technology knows the direction, it will come out soon without interference. With such a high status, if you don't develop science and technology and improve national strength, it is simply ridiculous to compare your political ability with the ancients. Not to mention that you were the only one who could engage in science and technology in that era, but to say that the ancients studied politics all their lives. You, an ordinary person, can defeat them in their professional fields. You look down on the ancients.

Nothing else, but the author's direct description of Confucianism as a religion is still a bit unrealistic. There is an essential difference between Confucianism and serious religion. Their essence is just an academic school.

I thought it was labeled as a master, but when I came in and took a look, I couldn't stand it for ten chapters. It was too white and too childish. Isn't it really a primary school student's writing style?

First, Zhu Yuanzhang was treated as a fool competing with his concubines, and then the protagonist had no sense of existence at all.

It looked okay in the beginning, but I couldn't stand it in the middle and later stages. It was okay to hook up with Liu Bowen's little granddaughter, but I thought there had to be a "female protagonist". The protagonist is Liu Bowen's disciple, so there is nothing wrong with it. Then I made a "Tifa" Xu Miaojin, I thought Since he is a time traveler, it is acceptable to kiss and hold Ming Chengzu's thigh, but then there is a "big-hearted" beautiful lady Wang. After that, looking at the meaning, it is estimated that a "beautiful heavenly master" will also come out. Should we also get a "Ma Xiaoling"? Luo Guanzhong's evaluation in the book is very accurate, "You are just a thief who is greedy for their bodies." I don't deny that harem stories have a wider audience, but I'm still disgusted by them.