Eastern Jin Dynasty: Starting with Xie Daoyun's Catkin Verse
东晋：从谢道韫咏絮开始
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- 204k Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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Hell Mode. The protagonist's attempt to achieve victory by relying on a group of aristocratic families in the south is doomed to failure. Read Mao Zedong's Selected Works more often.
Li Zhi, what do you want me to do with Li Zhi? None of your four novels cost 300,000.
The protagonist's buttocks are destined to fail.
It's common knowledge that the ruling class that created the great Sui and Tang empires was the aristocratic clans. Please, some people, don't cling to outdated ideas. When talking about aristocratic clans, they immediately mention the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove, Zhuge Liang, Sima Yi, Yang Hu, Du Yu, Liu Kun, Huan Wen, Xie An, Yang Jian, and Li Shimin—all members of aristocratic families.
The protagonist's idea of relying on powerful clans for a northern expedition is a pipe dream. The moment he achieves some success, everyone else will desperately try to sabotage him. If you want to survive in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, you might as well learn from Sun En; his chances of success in a northern expedition were much higher than those of the powerful clans.
I hope there isn't a rule of equality for everyone, and that I can say thank you to the maid 😥.
The protagonist, as portrayed by the author, possesses both a reckless ambition and a lecherous, pleasure-seeking nature. It's unclear why the author planted so many foreshadowing elements; he enjoys the body of a mechanical, expressionless maid and then wants to take in the widow Ding Youwei? The mature Luo Shi? Taking in Zhu Yingtai would be barely acceptable, but the author has barely accomplished anything substantial; it's all about ambiguous harem relationships...
To be honest, I always feel awkward when I see someone call her Yun'er. Close friends and family members usually address her as Ling Jiang or Madam. What on earth is Yun'er?
Wow, the author actually lived a second life!
Seeing this book inexplicably reminded me of a book called "The Hermit of the Eastern Jin Dynasty".