The Great Jin’s Female Artisan

Let's start our idiom chain game with the master craftsman!

This is NOT a wish-fulfillment story! NOT a wish-fulfillment story! NOT a wish-fulfillment story! It's a semi-fictional historical novel! It's somewhat similar to the semi-fictional style of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and "Starry Night".

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This is probably the most reasonable, simple, and realistic novel I've read in recent years. There are no outrageous plot devices, only skills honed year after year, depicting the survival journey of ordinary people in ancient times. It's like a newbie leaving the training camp after completing their initial job training. The only advantage is that it is much safer and easier to acquire knowledge.

I'm liking this novel more and more. The protagonist's growth is a step-by-step process, and his character gradually becomes more fleshed out. Most modern people are giants in theory but dwarfs in practice. So if a modern person were to go to ancient times, he might not be as good as the ancient people, or even worse. The only thing he would have is experience.

It's a shame about such a good story, labeled as a "strong female lead" trope that focuses on the male lead's obsession with the female lead. From the protagonists' births—the male being from a wealthy family, the female struggling to make ends meet—to the various things the female lead accomplishes, which are either snatched away by the male lead's uncle with a large sum of money, or acquired by…

I've noticed a common thread in these online articles: Even in farming novels, male authors' books are mostly about fighting with outsiders, and rarely depict trivial family matters. Even in novels featuring female authors vying for power, the focus is always on romance, the female supporting character competing for the protagonist's affections, and the underhanded tactics employed.

"Don't let the heroes' souls be buried in the wild The nation prospers, and now I return home! From 2014 to 2022, the remains of 913 Chinese People's Volunteer Army martyrs who fought in the Korean War were returned to China for burial. According to statistics, there are a total of 197,653 people.

I appreciate the Chinese history embedded in the text. Novels are easy to understand and perfect for passing the time. But they are still cultural creations, and as cultural creators, we must not forget our responsibilities as cultural figures. Integrating the inheritance of ancient culture into popular appeal is simply "fantastic."

I recently discovered this book, so full of the style of the Wei and Jin dynasties, and I love it! I love it! 🌹 The author is very cultured, possessing an exceptional grasp of the details of life, language, and terminology of the Wei and Jin dynasties. Each chapter includes new words and characters, and the end of each chapter provides key points and explanations of terms—a thoughtful touch. 👍