The Days When I Was in Charge of Searching Homes in Jinyiwei

[Recommendation] The protagonist's identity is the General Banner of Jinyiwei. As a chess piece of a powerful man, he is alert, cautious, and decisive in making moves, and how he takes advantage of the situation to rise in the sinister officialdom. In the special position of Jinyiwei, the protagonist is pushed by the times and is also a witness who has experienced the times. The huge greed in the heyday of the dynasty, the ups and downs of the big shots, and the self-persistence of the little guys all paved the way for the ever-changing Ming Dynasty. The author's writing style is solid and detailed. He uses Jinyiwei's inspection process, unwritten rules for handling cases, official situation rules and other details in a popular science way, as if to recreate for us the story of a young man from a poor family who rose to great success five hundred years ago. A rigorous and lively historical text, recommended~ [Book title] The days when I was in charge of searching homes in Jinyiwei [Tag] Ming Dynasty Hot-blooded No Golden Finger Wits Jinyiwei [Recommendation Index]⭐⭐⭐ Liangcao+ {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

{"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"} [Personalfeelings]: A passionate book The historical text of the Ming Dynasty, against the background of the evil officials and chaos of the Ming Dynasty, vividly shows us the situation of political turmoil and people's poverty at that time from the perspective of the protagonist. The opening point of "house raiding" is a good entry point, which not only attracts readers but also promotes the plot very well. Author: Our name is Liu Kele Status: Serialized 14w Tags: Ming Dynasty, passion, wits Recommendation index: ★★★☆☆ [Content brief description : The protagonist Chang Feng is a disciple of a fallen noble. His father passed away after spending all his family wealth and sending him to the Jinyi Guards. Fortunately, he lived up to his late father's expectations and did well in the Jinyi Guards. He also received many "fat jobs" - ransacking homes. Although there was a lot of money, he also got involved in the overt and secret struggles of the superiors. [The good and the bad]: Through the content of the book, it can be seen that the author has a thorough understanding of the relevant aspects of the Ming Dynasty. From this, we can also feel the author's seriousness. Moreover, the author's writing style is also quite good, and the presentation is full of pictures. While we understand the relevant content, it also allows us to immerse ourselves in it. However, the overall content is slightly redundant, and many useless sentences have an impact on the reader's reading experience. It will be boring and boring to read, and it will even be difficult for people to persist. Relatively speaking, the audience will be small. It is recommended that the author should make some changes in the writing method, focusing on the interesting aspect of the content, to make the story more lively and interesting! [Personal summary]: It is a rare good book for book lovers who love the history of the Ming Dynasty, the Imperial Guard, etc., But the premise is that you must read it calmly and immerse yourself in it. This will benefit you a lot and learn a lot of relevant content!

Dear readers, good morning, today I am trying out a new book {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New Book Trial"} Title of the work: "The Day I Was Responsible for Copying Houses in Jinyiwei" Author: Our name is Liu Kele Type: History, the Song Dynasty, Yuan and Ming Dynasties. Status: Serializing, not on the shelves. This is a story that took place during the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty. The alleys of Tujia people in western Hunan. Stealing things from the invisible Miaoshou Gate. The demon fox that plagued the capital 11 years ago appears again. Jinyiwei, Dongchang, Buddhist temple. The earth dragon turned over... All the people, forces and events, big and small. The combination formed a storm that swept through the Ming Dynasty. And the starting point of this storm was caused by a house raid by the protagonist, the Jin Yiwei. And as the protagonist who caused this storm, where should the protagonist go? The author is probably not a newbie, so updates are guaranteed. The writing style is good, but there are some places where the writing is a little rough. But the sense of immersion is very strong, well, it feels as if such a person really appeared in that era. I read them all unconsciously within a few hours. Well, I hope the author will continue writing, otherwise I will lose another spiritual food in my childhood. Another drawback is that some small places are not well described. Also, updates are too slow. Of course, this is my shortcoming, not the author's. Readers who like the history of Jinyiwei can take a look. Why don't you look at him? I was a little book promoter who dreamed of becoming the King of Pigeons when I was little. See you in the afternoon. The picture above is from the work details page Dear, are you dissatisfied? Would you mind speaking up? Please be sure not to delete the post (⋟⋞) and make small modifications.

Please express your personal opinion. . . The front is quite refreshing. . After the prince boarded the plane and suddenly ignored the protagonist, he couldn't stand it anymore. . I don't know why, but I feel a sense of loss or the gap is too big. Each of the four major achievements of the protagonist previously saved the prince's life and position. However, after he ascended the throne, he did not see the protagonist for several months, and the position was given to a small Qianhu. In fact, Qianhu was not bad, but suddenly he became unattainable. The gap was too big. . Maybe I'm not the emperor, so I don't know what the emperor is thinking. . When I use myself to save others, I may place more value on the savior and the capable person. . No more. . I don't really want to see it later. . Slip away, personal opinion, please don't bother me with trolls

Beautiful, really beautiful. Like the legend of Jinyiwei, it does not mess with history, does not change any general trend, and maintains the awe of history among people. It is just a history of struggle of ordinary people working hard. If the milk brothers of the Jiajing Dynasty are the only three males and three orphans in Dameng, I think Chang Feng will win this title before Lu Bing. The best thing about this book is that after reading the first volume, you will feel that there was really such a person named Chang Feng who was working hard for his own life during the Chenghong period.

The writing is okay, I don't know why, but now the historical writings either point out the country or catch the police, which makes me vomit. At least this one is quite innovative from the initial stage.

After I discovered that it was not time travel and that the protagonist was an indigenous person, I didn't want to watch it anymore, because no matter how powerful the indigenous people are, they can't change the history I know. From a purely plot and writing perspective, it's pretty good.

This novel is being adapted into a TV series with an indigenous protagonist. As a novel, it's a bit too dramatic.

If you think the Ming Dynasty is not good, go and build it. If you think the frontier army is not good, go kill good people and take credit. If you think the Jingying camp is not good, go and eat free money. If you think Jiajing is not good, then go and be Yan Song instead of blindly abusing, slandering and complaining. If you are active in Wanli, you will not fish. The place where you stand is the Ming Dynasty. Whatever you do, the Ming Dynasty will be like it.

Concubine Wan Gui is quite nice, right? Emperor Chenghua never said he wanted to depose the crown prince. Isn't it all a slander by civil servants? It was used to brainwash Emperor Hongzhi. The demise of the Ming Dynasty actually started with Emperor Hongzhi. The emperor's power was plundered by civil servants on a large scale, and the land was annexed by civil servants and landlords on a large scale.

The previous writing is relatively detailed, and the picture is really there, but the limitations of Jin Yiwei will also limit this book.

The History of the Ming Dynasty and the History of the Qing Dynasty are two of the most unreliable history books in the history of the world. One is widely criticized and the other is widely fanned. Internet novels are more reliable than these two written rubbish.

I just read it a while ago. Did the author treat the novel as a TV series? It feels dated.

I have read about 70 chapters. The writing is good. The protagonist appears in the late period of Emperor Chenghua. By chapter 70, it is probably when the crown prince first came to power. I use a fictional character to fictionalize the story and experience that period of history. Judging from the current setting, this book will not change history. This means that the bad things that should happen in the middle period are still extraordinary, and the end will end as usual. The author will put the credit on the protagonist. When the protagonist dies, the Ming Dynasty in the story It will end like the Ming Dynasty in history If the corrupt officials in history are found out with the silent efforts of the Jinyiwei behind the scenes, like Feng Sheng did, I think it is reasonable Or it may be like Guan Guan's Jinyi Night Walk, which also uses the Jinyiwei as the protagonist. Participated in the Jing's Rebellion, and finally faked his death and fled overseas. I also think it's reasonable Only in this book, the protagonist has to watch Zhengde fool around for 16 years, watch Jiajing indulge in monasticism, watch Liu Jin, Yan Song and other powerful eunuchs and treacherous ministers cholera Chao Gang? Is this what is called evil not suppressing righteousness?

Not a serious historical novel

This is enough for making movies and TV series, right?

I just finished reading it, and I didn't expect another chapter to be updated. I'm so happy. Hurry up and update it! It looks good. If you continue this rhythm, it will be no worse than Ming Dynasty 1566. Like it and vote for it at the end of the month.

This kind of historical novel is not a time traveler. The protagonists have too many limitations and can only be a bitch! The more I watch, the angrier I get!

Such a good job of copying houses does not deserve the space. It is all in vain and lacks successors.

I want to say, this is what I have been chasing for so long, and I suddenly stopped updating the eunuch. Can I apply for a refund?

I really can't understand how you write about an aborigine who survived in that kind of hell mode and recovered, and sometimes even became a saint.

The protagonist is so useless! Not even a seventh-grade official! This is the limitation of not being a time traveler! He can only be the emperor's lackey!

I particularly like time travel stories, but every time I read a place where the ending of a historical celebrity is changed, I can't help but think, can such a change still make people remember that ancient person? Only historical literature that does not change history can pay the highest tribute to the ancients who left their names in history It is still necessary to distinguish historical literature from cool literature The most powerful thing about this book is that it strings together the treacherous changes in the political situation from the perspective of a small person.

This book is really a good book, but it can't change history and is a bit depressing.

There are no stable updates and I don't plan to follow them. It's almost the end of the year.

The prince of Xu Guogong jumps into a manure pit to look for dirty money

At a time when Ming Dynasty-themed creations have flourished, "The Days I Was Responsible for Confiscating Households in Jinyiwei" takes a unique approach, using the position of "conquering houses" full of dramatic tension and moral gray areas as an incision to lead readers deep into the texture of the operation of imperial power. This work won the "Excellent Work Award", which is a full recognition of its unique historical perspective, solid narrative skills and profound humanistic care. The most unique creativity of this book is that it shifts the focus of the narrative from the heights of the temple or the distance of the rivers and lakes to accurately anchoring a seemingly technical daily routine in the special institution of Jinyiwei that actually affects the fate of countless people - home raiding. The protagonist Chang Feng, as the general banner of the house raids, and his daily work of "digging three feet deep" in search of stolen goods, have become a unique microscope to spy on the changes in the four dynasties from Chenghua to Jiajing. Through his eyes, famous officials and traitors such as Wang Shu, Liu Jin, and Wang Yangming are no longer just names in history books, but living individuals whose fates were violently shaken by an order to confiscate their homes, achieving a clever stitching of macro history and micro life. The success of the work is due to its high degree of completion in two aspects: · Vivid historical atmosphere and professional details: The novel describes the process, methods and officialdom games of the Jin Yiwei's house raids in a detailed and detailed manner, making readers feel as if they have personally visited the solemn scene where the flying fish suit and the embroidered spring knife flashed. · Balanced historical narrative and the light of human nature: The author does not simply reduce the story to a curiosity display, but always interrogates the relationship between power, justice and conscience through the inner struggle and value pursuit of Chang Feng, a character "hidden behind the curtain of history". The book's care for the endings of historical figures such as Ma Wensheng also reflects artistic thinking within the framework of respecting historical facts. In the end, Chang Feng spent his whole life pursuing "the evil will not suppress the good, and the world will be at peace", making this story go beyond the scope of officialdom novels and become an ode to tenacity about holding on to the inner mirror in the dark side of the system. Congratulations to "The Day I Was Responsible for Searching Homes in Jinyiwei", which uses solid writing and ink to prove that the best historical narrative can always shine the immortal glory of human nature in the dust.

So this book is cut? Still updated?

This ending can be considered satisfactory, and it is worth a good time of reading companionship.

Wang Mingyang is about to appear. If this person's appearance is not handled well, the entire rhythm will collapse in the later period. I don't know what the pig's feet will be later on. It feels like it might be better to stay behind the scenes. Otherwise, we can only dominate the government and the opposition. If you don't get up or get down, you will end up in a bad end.