I Studied Abroad in the Modern Era

After reading more than 400 chapters, I said at the 300th chapter that Sima Guang would not live long. After looking through the table of contents, I found that Sima Guang had survived to more than 600 chapters. I originally thought that time would speed up after the protagonist could control the court. Because transportation and communication in ancient times were inconvenient, the plot would not be accelerated if the protagonist could control the court. It can't move, but it doesn't speed up but adds water. It's like a running account. Are you going to write down all the things you found? If you don't write it like this, it won't show how much preparation you have made for this book, right? What kind of novel are you writing? There are more than four hundred chapters without a big climax.

[Recommendation]: "After studying abroad in modern times, I started to work hard" Needless to say, the level of the great author is profound, the writing is profound, the rhythm of the plot is well controlled, and all the knowledge reserves are extremely large. The setting is very novel, an anti-routine Song Dynasty novel, in which ancient people travel to modern times to study abroad and then return to ancient times to govern the country. The plot is reasonable, pays attention to historical details, and can withstand scrutiny. The characters are well-drawn, each character has a bright spot and personality charm, and the frame of the group portrait has been revealed. In the battle of wits scene, the characters all have online IQs, and there is no forced intelligence reduction for the sake of the plot. Dividing line Work: "I studied abroad in modern times" Type: History Tags: counter-routines, wits, group portraits Status: 48,000 words (signed) Recommendation index: ★★★★★ Dividing line [Plot summary]: Zhao Xu died young and traveled to the modern age nine hundred years later, learning advanced modern ideas and knowledge. Traveling back to before he ascended the throne, he began to hide as a hidden dragon and outwit the Queen Mother, while working hard to govern, reform the country, and rewrite history. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial"}

I studied abroad in modern times Expectations: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why read this book: 1. The opening plot this time is still very much in the author's style, the protagonist of three generations, excellent acting skills with flexible switching, the way to break the situation by getting closer to the queen, and the intricate fighting situation. This familiar writing style and plot make the book have a very high proportion of effective content and a very compact rhythm. 2. Since the protagonist of this book is an aborigine, compared with "I Am the Emperor", the emotional foreshadowing of this book is more natural and real, and the reading is more immersive. 3. The dynasty chosen by the author this time is very innovative. The protagonist is Song Zhezong Zhao Xu. As a promising leader recognized as "talented and intelligent" in history, he died young at the age of 25. A relatively unfamiliar dynasty, a disappointing British protagonist, coupled with a well-documented and convincing deduction, the sense of anticipation is directly heightened. Recommendation: (Contains spoilers) The author of "I Want to Be Emperor" is a new historical book by Li Ci Jingke. The protagonist this time is Song Zhezong Zhao Xu. An accident caused the protagonist to travel to modern society and become a college student. In modern life, he slowly studied and learned that the cause of his illness was allergies. He also learned about what his younger brother Song Huizong Zhao Ji did after his death and the tragic ending of the Song Dynasty. Finally, during an excavation, he came across his own tomb and the jade seal that was buried with him. In grief, he traveled back to his childhood. So under the background that his father is terminally ill, he is young and lacks authority, and the new reform party and the old party are constantly fighting, the protagonist begins to think about his own fate and that of the Song Dynasty. Based on the vision of the past life, he slowly understands deeply and tries to change this era. ps: I hope it won't be tj this time {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

I haven't seen an article with such a crowded reading experience for a long time... I don't know what's going on, but the protagonist's plot just can't flow smoothly. There must be long paragraphs, super! There are long paragraphs of detailed memories stuck in the road, and I often get stuck while reading, paragraph by paragraph, and there are also lengthy explanations of various characters. Looking back, I didn't remember the plot at all. It was very messy and the reading experience was very poor and not smooth. What's more, it was always the interaction of the characters during the plot that showed the characters.

I've caught up on the latest, so I won't judge the plot or anything like that, I respect the author. But the text is too watery! This article can squeeze out at least 40% of the water. The same thing, the same point of view and even the same sentence can be said over and over again. Think of this money as thanks to the author for working very hard to collect historical materials. Alas, good writing can obviously be better, but it is a pity that the author has no pursuit of literary quality.

I found out after reading the book reviews that the author gives you a piece of advice. His writing is worse than that of the Emperor. I will definitely give you a negative review.

[Recommendation] An anti-conventional time-travel story about the Song Dynasty. Song Zhezong Zhao Xu accidentally traveled to modern times. After being baptized by new things in modern society, he returned to the eighth year of Yuanfeng in the Northern Song Dynasty, on the eve of Shenzong's death. Faced with the impending liquidation reform and the miserable life of being idle for eight years, how should Zhao Xi break the situation? Book title: "I studied abroad in modern times" Author: Yao Lici Jingke Category: History · Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties Status: 26,000 words [serial] Tags:History, Time Travel, Big Gift [Brief Review] The author wants to leave Jingke, a well-known master of historical literature, and has written many popular hits such as "I Want to Be the Emperor" and "I Want to Be a Family Member". The writing is very good, and the main and supporting characters will not lose their wits. It's just that the title of the book doesn't sound like a historical text. Looking at the entire plot, it's very full of content and has no hydrology. Although the whole story has just begun, the author's characterization is very rich. I hope the author can continue to create a group drama as an emperor and write a classic. Suitable for reading Readers who like time travel, Song Dynasty history, political intrigue, political reform, Su Shi and other elements {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

The author is very capable. When I skipped chapters and listened to the book, I didn't feel out of context 🙂

Has anyone ever counted how many "previous lives" there are? 🙂

So is there still a title😢

My point of view is: this book is a very enjoyable book that can keep you entertained for a long time. The cool part is the lasting sense of accomplishment. The joy lies in the "sense of reality" and "sense of substitution". The protagonist relies on his own efforts, strategies, and choices to reach the top. The ministers and supporting characters are not puppets, they have their own agenda. It is difficult to write novels set in the Song Dynasty. Personally, I think this is the most difficult thing to write. The designers of this dynasty were very smart. After the melee of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms ended, they constructed society and inspired the emergence of individualism. The most direct evidence is the popularity of self-portrait among the people starting from the Song Dynasty (🙂 was first learned from the history topic in junior high school). Citizens begin to explore their personal uniqueness, self-awareness, personal achievements and inner spirit, focusing on what makes "this" specific person different from others - his appearance, character, inner world, social status and personal achievements. Before this, before individualism, there was a society of etiquette and law dominated by clanism and theocentrism. An individual's identity, value and meaning are completely attached to the inseparable collective (such as family, village community, religious group) and transcendent theocratic order to which he or she belongs. Since the Song Dynasty, people big and small began to take this big step. Sons openly broke with their fathers in order to realize their political ideals. Students did not recognize their teachers in order to adhere to their own ideas. Large and small schools competed with each other and merged with each other because of their differences in governance. This was almost impossible in earlier times. In earlier times, an individual's identity and value were mainly defined by his family, school, and other communities. The customs, rules and lifestyles passed down by ancestors are unquestionable authorities, leaving little room for personal innovation. In the Song Dynasty, scholar-bureaucrats began to develop their own ideas in the name of the ancients, putting new wine in old bottles and letting different ancients compete to weaken the old academic status. For their own political ideas, the scholar-officials used the telepathy to deceive the royal family (especially when the emperor was ostracized and the women in the palace were in power) (the theory of telepathy was not limited to the royal family, but also included scholar-officials, relatives, etc., But the scholar-officials only used the telepathy as a tool, which shows that they did not believe in this theory at all) Societal levels are diverse. There are different schools among scholars, and there are large and small parties among officials. Not to mention merchants and common people, each has its own position and appeal. The story world is "alive", the characters' behavioral logic is real and believable, and the villains and supporting characters have real motives. I like textual research. There are very few historical novels that I can read. Most novels use a certain dynasty to write some template characters. That type of book is still influenced by the previous braid dramas. The protagonist must be absolutely white, and the villain must be absolutely black. NPCs are as self-dwarfing as humans and machines, and are forced to start a fair process because of the protagonist's words. Isn't this the routine of the pigtail drama? The self-dwarfing NPC is PUAed by the villain, and then the emperor (the word "emperor" is deliberately used here to refer to the pigtail drama routine) discovers him who is delicate and pitiful🥺. This NPC didn't know it at first The emperor is the emperor, and they thought he was also a bad guy. Later, the identity of the emperor slowly appeared, and everyone was finally saved. The villain slapped them in the face, and then under the emperor's appeal, people began to realize that they could resist as long as the emperor was there, and finally the world was at peace. (But in fact, real historical figures are not like this. When writing historical novels, many people ignore people's subjective initiative. People's subjective initiative is very strong, so strong that they are not spoiled wives. They also have their own rules of survival without the "Emperor". When the "Emperor" appears, they will also test the Emperor and use the Emperor for gain. Self-interest continues to advance in the emperor's way, forming a huge family, from being persecuted to a new evil dragon. Waiting until the emperor can no longer provide benefits, then oneself ignore the emperor. This is caused by human subjective initiative, that is, human nature) This book clearly writes the subjective initiative of all parties. The novel is from the character's perspective and grasps the character's own positioning. There is no system or grandfather's assistance. The only thing you can rely on is yourself. It relies on the subjective initiative of other characters to promote the story. This book is really good. It has not been influenced by any braid drama, and the words in the braid drama will not appear. The ministers do not kneel down and kowtow and shout "The Emperor" at all times, and they will not casually "I will carry out the emperor's edict according to heaven." Each character is alive, with his own background story, and will use his own unique means to seek benefits from his own perspective. A lot of cool articles can now be generated by AI studios. This kind of highlight is very popular. Its routine is to portray the protagonist as an absolute righteous one, and the villain as someone who must be punished. The protagonist acts on behalf of heaven and creates cool points by beating up a specific villain. I am tired of seeing it. This book hardly relies on this routine to create excitement. The interests of all parties are complicated, and the conflict is not a single protagonist vs. Villain, but multiple intertwined lines and rich social networks. There are no system cheats and outwitting villains, and the protagonist's victory must be based on complex games. It can be said to be the best historical novel. In terms of textual research, the novel can be said to be a masterpiece.

It's not the shadow of a candle or the sound of an axe. "The Chronicles of the Song Dynasty" In the tenth month of winter, the emperor was ill. At midnight in Ren, it snowed heavily, and the emperor summoned King Guangyi of Jin to give instructions about the future. No one on the left or right could hear him, but the king of Jin might leave the table under the shadow of a candle in the distance, and if there was any sign of being evasive. Then he went up to the pillar and poked the ground with his ax and loudly said to the King of Jin: "It's good to do this. Four drums were leaked when Emperor Er died. The Empress of Song was shocked when she saw the King of Jin." Lian Hu said: "The lives of my mother and son are all entrusted to the officials." The King of Jin cried and said: "Together we can protect the wealth and honor, and we have no worries." Jiayin, King Guangyi of Jin became the emperor and changed his name to Jiong. This is a "pillar ax" with a handle. Is this supposed to kill people? Crack a walnut to refresh your brain. 😅

One life's destiny is the destiny of all generations, until the prosperous age of Yuanfeng's rule comes. The pace is faster, and there are some explosive points like the Ming Dynasty😬

The shame of Jingkang that you changed, then you wouldn't know about it if you traveled back to modern times? Will you change history if you go back?

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It's outrageous. There are people in the comment area who say not to engage in industrialization Does he want to be killed by the Japanese, Westerners, and Mongolians again? Does he really want to be a slave?

Not bad. Don't engage in any nonsense about industrialization.

First of all, I personally feel that this is a rare book from the Song Dynasty! I have clicked on it several times, only to be dismissed by the comment section! In the end, it turned out that I was blind, and many Shennong may not have a doctor's certificate 😜, just kidding. After reading more than 40 chapters, Shenzong died, and after the young emperor ascended the throne, and slowly tried to participate in influencing the government, there were very few explanations of the information in the previous chapters, and the reading became very smooth. (For readers who have read novels about the Song Dynasty or have some understanding of the history of the Song Dynasty, it may seem verbose! In fact, it is understandable, and the author's explanation can also "enlighten" readers who do not understand 🙂). "The plot moves too slowly! Time doesn't pass! The protagonist never grows up! Wait."😆 I was also persuaded to quit by these comments at first. Only after I actually read it did I realize that although time passes slowly, changes are happening in the court, and the protagonist has been silently influencing the government, and the plot is still developing. If you change it to another way of writing, it will crackle like making a running account, with a few words and one thing. It is like giving orders to make guns today, and the assembly lines will be in full swing tomorrow, and the flintlock guns will come off the assembly line the day after tomorrow! Such a narrative will numb aesthetic fatigue after reading a few chapters. Of course, radish and cabbage... Many times the reader's own mood will also affect the sense of the work (own experience). The Song Dynasty books "New Song" and "Zhi Zhi Tian Xia" feel good. When reading historical books, it is best not to have an inherent knowledge of historical figures. Otherwise, you will feel very worried because of a certain description of a certain character by the author, and thus hate the work (except for the recognized historical traitors of course). I feel very good reading this book so far. The above are all personal feelings. Please ignore any disagreements 😰. This is my first time to write a review. I just want new readers not to miss a good book (for now)!

Just come back and write history. This is the ceiling of historical classification.

{"TopicId":"950079536229122048","TopicName":"Santa Claus is missing"} In the winter, the early morning in Yanda was shrouded in silence. Snowflakes, like silver elves under the light, decorate every corner of the campus. The students stepped on the snow, leaving a series of crisp footsteps, bringing a unique melody to this morning. The snow in the north is very thick in winter, and it can accumulate thick snow on the ground in one night. The students, wrapped in scarves and hats, walked out of the dormitory where the heating had just been turned off. When they first came out, they would mutter: "Damn it's eight o'clock in the morning." "Zhao Yao, get up, it's eight o'clock in the morning today." Wang Fujie, the head of the dormitory, patted the bed curtain casually. "Uh, okay" Zhao Yao replied lukewarmly. "Hurry up, Lao Zhang is here to teach ancient history today, be careful he makes a note for you." Zhao Yao sat up and looked at the speaker. Zeng Zikang was getting dressed and watching a video. Zhao Yao imitated others with his toothbrush, counting in his mind how many days it had been since he had traveled through time. Zhao Yao was originally a freshman at Yanjing University. He was admitted to a well-known university in China under high pressure from his parents. However, he thought that he would no longer be controlled by going to university, so he chose the archeology department. When his parents found out, they criticized him again and put crazy pressure on Zhao Yao to change his major. Zhao Yao, who did not want to be tortured anymore, ate the food he picked up from the fields, fell on the bed and lost his breath, and then was possessed by Zhao Xu through time and space. Zhao Xu, who inherited Zhao Yao's memories and habits, shudders when he thinks of his original parents. Today is already December 22nd. It's really difficult for modern people to keep track of time, but at least I've been able to get used to it after traveling through time for a few months. Zhao Xu washed up quickly, because two roommates were waiting for him, and another roommate, Cheng Lintian, had already gone to the classroom to occupy a seat, so he left first. It may be that the roommates knew that he had committed suicide and were worried that it would happen again, so they stayed together. Out of the dormitory door, facing the cold winter wind, even though I was wearing thick clothes, I still felt a bit chilly. "What are you talking about in class today, and where did you talk last time?" Zeng Zikang turned to ask Wang Fujie while eating the buns, with clear stupidity and confusion in his eyes. "I don't know, it's just those ancient dynasties. If you don't listen to the class, is it possible for me to listen to the class?" Wang Fujie rolled his eyes at him angrily. "Today is the turn of the Song Dynasty." Zhao Xu's voice was trembling, as if he was recalling some bad memories. "I remember that Xiao Yao has been learning about the Song Dynasty during this time. If I am asked a question today, please remember to give me some advice." Zeng Zikang casually hooked up on Zhao Yao's shoulder and said. "Okay" Zhao Xu had just traveled through time and was confused. Coupled with the confusion between the memory of the original owner and his own, it was difficult to adapt to this completely different world for him. In order not to be exposed, I could only pretend to be deaf and dumb, change my speech and behavior bit by bit, and try my best to get along with my roommates in a way that I thought was more approachable. But after all, a person who has become an emperor is always surrounded by a sense of majesty, which makes people feel aloof. Fortunately, my roommates were very enthusiastic and thought that there were some psychological and physical sequelae due to the unsuccessful suicide. Let him inadvertently stay away from others and deliberately maintain a sense of distance. However, this distance is of no use to those who are familiar with him. If you take one step back, others will take two steps towards you. Wang Xiang could use his body to melt ice in the winter and get a fish for his old mother to eat. Zhao Xu was not an ice pimple. He could feel the care of his roommates and gradually stopped resisting this kind of physical contact. "Christmas is two days away. What are your plans?" Zeng Zikang asked. Because I know that Zhao Xu is very concerned about Christmas, but I don't know the reason. Anyway, I can often see Zhao Xu searching for things related to Santa Claus. It seems he believes in Santa Claus. "Let's go and have fun in the outer courtyard next door. It is said that the international students in the outer courtyard organized a Christmas event together this year. You can get gifts when you go there. We happen to know a few foreigners, so how about following them?" Wang Fujie suggested. "Okay, okay, I want to go." Zeng Zikang raised his hands excitedly. "I can do it, but I don't know anyone there, and do you believe in Santa Claus?" Zhao Xu asked cautiously. "Oh, do you believe it or not? Legend has it that Santa Claus will come to give you gifts at Christmas. Just make a wish before going to bed and it will come true." Zeng Zikang said with a playful smile and threw the last mouthful of red bean paste buns into his mouth. "But didn't Cheng Lintian say that this is a foreign festival? This foreign festival is so easy to celebrate. Could it be that the foreign gods will grant wishes to us Han people?" Zhao Xu commented. Every time he learned about Santa Claus, Cheng Lintian would pour cold water on him and use a lot of truth to tell him that there is no god in this world. "What are you saying about foreigners and not foreigners? Why do you speak so weirdly? Don't listen to that kid Cheng Lintian's nonsense. It's just for Christmas. It's just to have some fun in our tight university life. Come on, let's go together. It is said that the quality of those foreign girls is quite high." Zeng Zikang continued to encourage. "Go and have a look. It's not a bad thing. Making a wish to Santa Claus might come true." Wang Fujie, the head of the dormitory, also persuaded Zhao Yao. "Okay, let's go and see what's going on." Zhao Xu had no choice but to agree in order not to become an exception. In fact, he himself doesn't know whether God is true or false. If there is no God, what will happen after he travels to this thousand years. But if there is a God, why don't people around me believe in God? And after learning a lot of scientific knowledge, I also know that some of the so-called miracles in ancient times are just natural factors and are not true gods. Hurry to the classroom, find Cheng Lintian, and run over quickly. Fortunately, I got a seat in advance, otherwise I would have sat on Professor Zhang's face. How could I be in a daze? Dududududududududu~ As the bell rang, Professor Zhang Shi Shiran walked into the classroom. College students born in early childhood are destined to have no energy, and I don't know how these professors can stay energetic. "Classmates, class! Today we are talking about the Song Dynasty..." "The Song Dynasty in history is like a child who has been bullied, beaten by Liao, beaten by Jin, and beaten by Menggu. Why is the Song Dynasty the weakest among all the unified dynasties except the Jin Dynasty? What is the reason for the weakness of the Song Dynasty? What was the reason for the defeat of the Northern Song Dynasty?" After Professor Zhang talked a lot before, he asked two questions in one breath for the students to think about. "The internal reason is the emphasis on civil affairs over military affairs, coupled with serious land annexation, intensified conflicts. There are also serious overstaffing and bloated bureaucracy. The external reason is the gradual development of grassland nomads and strong military strength, which constantly threatens the Song Dynasty's borders, forcing the Song Dynasty to increase military expenditures, resulting in a waste of people and money." After all, he was a student of the 985 school. Even in the early morning, some people listened carefully to the class. A girl gave a standard answer in the book. "It's very good. It's considered comprehensively. Since most of you are science students, I will go into detail. What was the reason for the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty? Who will answer this question?" Professor Zhang looked at most of the students who were already in a learning state. "I think the Northern Song Dynasty fell because Song Huizong oppressed the people and caused domestic unrest. In addition, the Jin people were so powerful that it was natural for them to be destroyed." "I think the decline of the Northern Song Dynasty was attributable to Song Zhezong. He died too early and had no heirs. In his early years, the old woman took over the power and wiped out all the wealth left by Shenzong. Later, there was a party dispute. The late Tang Dynasty was also destroyed due to party strife, and the party strife in the Song Dynasty was also very fierce. In the later years, the two sides did not look at right and wrong, but only their positions. How could the country be governed with such back and forth? Besides, I didn't have a son, so Zhao Ji stole the peach. Who is Zhao Ji? He can't be emperor!" A boy stood up and expressed his opinion half-jokingly. Someone started, and more and more students stood up to answer questions. The answers given were also varied. Zhao Xu clenched his fists tightly after hearing this, and tears welled up in his eyes. Fortunately, the location was remote and no one noticed him. After class, Zeng Zikang, who looked tired, went back to the dormitory to catch up on his sleep. Zhao Xu, who was being pulled, listened to him murmuring that the history class was so boring and I was so sleepy, blah blah blah. On the way back to the dormitory, Zhao Xu, who had been silent for a long time, suddenly asked: "Can Santa Claus really make wishes come true?" "Don't worry, I have already made a wish and asked Santa Claus to treat me to KFC this Thursday." "Don't "Listen to his nonsense, Santa Claus will definitely not be able to fulfill all your wishes. It's just a story made up by Westerners. Don't believe it. If you believe Santa Claus, it's better to make a wish for your birthday." Cheng Lintian responded directly. He was also a staunch atheist in the dormitory and opposed to celebrating foreign festivals. "But is there really no God in this world? You have never seen God, how can you prove that He does not exist?" Zhao Xu himself had traveled through time and was a little unconvinced. "Okay, okay, if you believe me, just make a wish on Christmas Day. You still have to have a dream. What if it comes true?" Wang Fujie hurriedly came out to smooth things over, because he really couldn't figure out Zhao Xu's temperament. "Sunday is Christmas, and Cheng Lintian is not going, so let's go there and bring him some small gifts then." Zhao Xu proposed for the first time. "Then I'll go too, it's boring to be alone in the dormitory." Cheng Lin shrugged and said, maybe it was because of the fragrance, or maybe it was just to accompany Zhao Xu. On Saturday the 24th, Zhao Xu has been learning about Christmas and Santa Claus in the past few days. Seeing that he was so concerned, the other people in the dormitory didn't tell him the "truth" and let him fiddle with it on his own. They came back very late from the Christmas party. At 11:30 pm, after turning off the lights, Zeng Zikang suddenly asked: "Xiao Yao, have you thought about your wish? Don't forget to put the socks on the bedside." "It has been prepared for a long time." Zhao Xu said with excitement. I want to go back to when I was on the throne. Zhao Xu said silently in his heart. "Then, remember to read it before going to bed. I will finish my task of developing the ape god today and then go to sleep." The dormitory became quiet and Zhao Xu lay on the bed. I'm thinking about what I would do if I could go back in time tomorrow to avoid the demise of the Northern Song Dynasty and be the leader of the resurgence of the Song Dynasty. The more Zhao Xu thought about it, the more excited he became, and his whole body was trembling. The bed would have creaked when it moved, but now it was even louder. So much so that other people stuck their heads out from the bed curtains, and then the three of them looked at each other in the dark, laughed, and then retracted their heads. At three o'clock in the morning, everything was quiet, and Zhao Xu was still in a state of excitement. He found that he had too many things to do, and after learning modern knowledge, he felt more and more that there were too many things in the Song Dynasty that were unreasonable and illegal, and he had to slowly solve them after returning. Clang~ A sound came from the toilet, but Zhao Xu, who was in a state of excitement, did not notice it. "Where are your things? Didn't I agree that you should put them in your schoolbag and carry them back?" Wang Fujie pointed at Zeng Zikang and asked in a low voice in the dark night. "When I went to football class, I put it in the storage box in my lounge. After class, I was too hungry and went to eat." Zeng Zikang blamed himself. "I'm convinced, I can't handle this." After Cheng Lintian said that, he went back to bed. Wang Fujie had nothing to say. In the early morning of the 25th, Zhao Xu, who had set an alarm clock for six o'clock, expected to open his eyes and return to the palace he was familiar with. However, when he opened his eyes, closed them, and opened them again, what he saw was the bed curtain he had been looking at for months. "Why, I am obviously sent to modern times by God, I was chosen by God, and I am the Son of Heaven. Since Santa Claus has been around for so long, he must be a god, at least there are traces." Zhao Xu widened his bloodshot eyes, unwilling to believe that God does not exist. Thinking of some things about the Song Dynasty that were taught in class, so many bad comments hit Zhao Xu's heart. He originally thought that he could go back to the past with the power of Santa Claus, but now he can't go back unless Santa Claus performs a miracle, and he cannot change the poverty and weakness of the Song Dynasty. In the early morning of winter, the sky is still dark. Zhao Xu was lying on the bed, surrounded by darkness. In the darkness, he clasped his hands tightly, like an untied knot. His heart was filled with self-blame because he realized his powerlessness. He was expecting Santa Claus to send him back to the Song Dynasty. As long as he could go back, he was confident that he would be able to prevent the recurrence of those bad things in history, but one night passed and nothing happened. He is still that ancient man trapped in modern times. He wanted to scream, but he had no voice. He wanted to escape this dark corner, but he couldn't move. He could only lie there and let the guilt and pain tear his heart apart. The darkness around him seemed like an inescapable dilemma. Zhao Xu trapped himself in this cage, facing and enduring it alone. At nine o'clock in the morning, Wang Fujie was the first to get out of bed, and then others got out of bed one after another. What a coincidence, all four people in the dormitory had panda eyes, and it seemed that they had not slept well at night. "Santa Claus is missing and didn't bring you a gift." Zeng Zikang was a little embarrassed. Zhao Xu looked hopeless, which made other roommates very worried. In the next few days, Zhao Xu was like a zombie. His mental state was extremely poor, as if he had lost the most important thing. After New Year's Day, the festive environment did not make Zhao Xu feel better. In the past, he was still paying attention to history, especially the history of the Song Dynasty. Now he has no desires and desires, and looks like he has no love in life. January 4th, it snowed heavily again today, and the snowflakes were flying wildly in the strong wind. Zhao Xu went to the balcony on the west side of the dormitory building to watch the snow again. He looked at the gray sky and didn't come back to his senses for a long time, so that large snowflakes had already touched his clothes and hat, just like a snowman. Other people in the dormitory were busy, blowing up balloons and placing cakes. Zeng Zikang even got a light ball from nowhere. When he opened it, the whole dormitory was colorful. Today is Zhao Yao's birthday. They had seen Zhao Yao's birthday from the Penguin, and because Zhao Xu had been performing very poorly these days, they planned to have a birthday celebration in the hope that Zhao Xu could cheer up. After the three of them were ready, they went to call Zhao Xu back. Wang Fujie led Zhao Xu. As soon as they opened the door, Cheng Lintian and Zeng Zikang fired the fireworks cannon, and the bright fireworks fell on Zhao Xu's head and face. Zhao Xu was confused and looked at the cake placed in the middle of the dormitory. Then he remembered that today is the birthday of his original body, Zhao Yao, January 4th. I was thinking in my mind again, I checked the information before, and it was said on the Internet that my birthday is also January 4th in the Gregorian calendar. So Zhao Yao and I were born on the same day. Looking at the smiling roommates on both sides, my heart began to beat with despair. Before, I found that I couldn't go back and lost the motivation to live. Now I find that living with these lovely roommates is also a great thing. Zhao Xu stood there blankly, looking at the words Happy 19th Birthday on the cake. An expression that had not appeared these days finally appeared on his face. The corners of his mouth were raised and he looked like he was smiling, but the tears rolling in his eyes were clearly visible. The roommate was also confused by his response. "Happy birthday, Zhao Yao, make a wish. Don't think too much. There are still many things to look forward to in the future. Don't stick to the regrets of the past." Wang Fujie stepped forward to advise. "That's right, living is a great good thing. If you think about it, if Zhezong of Song Dynasty lives longer, just like Qianlong, it is not certain who will win between Song Dynasty and Jin Dynasty. So only by living can we have the chance to make up for the regrets of the past." It was rare for Zeng Zikang to be serious, which made Zhao Xu look at him twice. Cheng Lintian stepped forward and presented a calligraphy article. Zhao Xu took it and touched it, knowing that it was a modern copy work, but he was also very grateful in his heart. This was the first gift he received after traveling through time. Zhao Xu wiped away his tears, stepped forward, closed his eyes and made a wish in his heart, and then blew out the candle with force. Looking at the extinguished candles, everyone stepped forward to attack the cake, and soon they started to play around. Zhao Xu also showed a rare smile. …

1. More than a year has passed in the timeline of more than 500 chapters. The emperor succeeded to the throne at the age of 8, and the two palaces have at least 6 years left, right? Then how do you plan to write more than 2,000 chapters before returning power to the emperor? Although the emperor you are writing about now has rights, the fact that there are always two parents above his head makes it feel a bit different. 2. Then there is serious flooding. Don't look at him in one chapter. He explains half of the causes and consequences, and the plot progresses slowly. 3. There is no climax, such as returning home with a great victory over Cochin, and then changing the scene after two sentences of description.

The Case of Ayun Murdering Her Husband - The Song Dynasty Version of "Invite Mr. To Die" - Look at the struggle between the old and new factions in the case I found some information in the library before, but it is not very authoritative. Thanks to the book friend for correcting me, I later found the "History of the Song Dynasty" (Yuan Tuo Tuo) on (Chinese Collection Website). Combining the Criminal Law III and the 89th Biography, I sorted out the whole story of the Ayun Murdering Husband Case. Finally, I will talk about the original text and attach it in the form of pictures at the end. The murder of Ayun's husband occurred in the summer of 1067, the fourth year of Zhiping, in a small village in Dengzhou. Ayun, who was in the mourning period for his mother, was hired by Wei Ada. According to the 89th biography of the Song Dynasty, Xu Zun recorded that he was not married at the first time. He thought Wei Ada was ugly and waited for Wei Ada to sleep in a shack on the ground floor. The county sent people to investigate, but the officials had no clue about the murderer, and finally suspected Ayun. Ayun was taken to the county government for interrogation. The officials set up torture tools and prepared for a thorough interrogation. Ayun then spoke the truth and admitted that he was the murderer. The motive for the murder was that he did not want to spend his life with a man who looked ugly and described himself as wretched. Xu Zun calculated according to the date of Ayun Nacai (the first of the six rites). It was not before the death of Ayun's mother, so the engagement was invalid according to the law. He should be punished for murdering a passerby and was eventually sentenced to 2,500 miles of exile. Here comes the first key point of the case. Is Ayun's murder of Ada considered the murder of her husband? According to the law, marriage is not allowed during the mourning period. However, it was not strictly enforced by the people at that time. Therefore, many people in Dengzhou felt that Ayun must die, because according to the Song Dynasty Code "Song Xingtong", murdering her husband is an "evil rebellion" and a "heinous crime". Regardless of whether it causes death or injury, everyone should be beheaded. There was already a commotion in public opinion in Dengzhou City. There were a lot of discussions in the streets and alleys. Many people were ready to see the beheading. Xu Zun, the prefect of Dengzhou, sentenced Ayun to 2,500 miles of exile instead of beheading. This penalty immediately caused an uproar, and almost all relevant judicial officials in Dengzhou opposed it. Xu Zun and the opposition parties had their own opinions. According to the system of the Song Dynasty, suspicious cases had to be reported to the central government for review. There were three institutions responsible for judicial review in the Song Dynasty: Dali Temple, the Ministry of Punishment, and the Criminal Court. The first review was conducted by the Dali Temple Sentencing Court, which sentenced Ayun to hanging, which was better than beheading. Because the marriage contract between Ayun and Ada was not allowed to get married according to the law, but they deliberately got married and asked the emperor for a ruling (original text: a marriage memorial in violation of the law), Emperor Shenzong decided to be extrajudicial and spared death and sentenced him to life-long forced labor (re-education through labor). However, Xu Zun refused to accept it and submitted a memorial saying: "Ayun , he accepted it when asked, and it should be based on the inquiry. The trial court and Dali sentenced him to death by hanging, which was wrong." He refused to execute it, and then appealed to the Central Committee for a second time, and the Ministry of Punishment reviewed it. The result was the same as that of the trial court and Dali Temple, and Ayun was sentenced to death by hanging; the emperor issued an edict, allowing Ayun to use property to atone for his crime. Soon, Xu Zun was promoted to the top of Dali Temple. Yushitai impeached Xu Zun, but Xu Zun refused to accept it, so the emperor had to order two Hanlin scholars, Sima Guang and Wang Anshi, to retry the case. Xu Zun of the New Party changed A Yun's case of "murdering her husband" into "murdering a passer-by". This was based on the fact that the time of A Yun and A Da's marriage happened to be during the period when A Yun was in mourning for his mother. According to the "Song Xingtong", it is illegal to marry in mourning. Since then, it has been determined that the marriage relationship is invalid, A Yun is not A Da's wife, and A Yun's "murder of her husband" cannot be established. This judgment is based on facts and the law. It is reasonable and well-founded and cannot be refuted, but it is difficult to convince the public. It is legal but unreasonable, goes against human nature, and does not conform to social customs. "What is not recognized by the law" can be "recognized by society." According to the facts of the case, after Ayun's mother passed away, the two had made an engagement, and even the six rites were almost gone. In the eyes of the surrounding villagers, Ayun and Ada were husband and wife. How could they be unrelated passers-by? Ayun is pretty and Ada is ugly, which is indeed a pity, but can an ugly spouse be a reason to kill? In Ayun's story, "Ximen Qing" does not appear. She planned and carried out the murder of Ada alone, and was able to calmly leave the scene afterwards. This was by no means a simple killing of passion, but a deliberate murder. When people looked at the Ayun case at that time, what they saw was that Ayun murdered her husband. As Sima Guang said in the "Review Report on the Ayun Case": "Ayun disliked her husband for being ugly, so he took a waist knife with his own hands and stabbed him nearly ten times in the field while he was sleeping, cutting off one of his fingers. He did not surrender at first, but when he arrived at the Yamen, he was about to be killed. After being tortured to death, he finally confessed. With the circumstances of the crime like this, what is there to deserve sympathy for? "The case of A Yun's murder of A Da was serious and had a bad impact on society. The sentence should be harsh rather than light. Therefore, Sima Guang agreed with the judgment of Dali Temple and the Ministry of Punishment that A Yun could not escape death and should be hanged. But New Party Wang Anshi and Xu Zun advocated sparing Ayun from death. Xu Zun believes that Ayun surrendered, so he can get a reduced sentence. In the words of Xu Zun, "The decision of the Ministry of Punishment is not straight, and Yunhe is exempted from the crime he committed. Now we should abandon the edict, but use the precedent to kill him and block his way to defend himself. It is almost not a crime but a light punishment." (It probably means that the judgment of the Ministry of Punishment is wrong, and Ayun's case should be exempted from the crime Ayun committed... Otherwise Blocking the way for prisoners to surrender violates the original meaning of preferring to be dealt with lightly when the seriousness of the crime is doubtful.) There is one point that needs to be explained here. Ayun confessed after being brought to the government. He should have gone through a simple interrogation before. Today, it cannot be counted as surrendering, but in the Song Dynasty, it could be counted. This is called "according to the desire to ask". According to the law at the time, Ayun's surrender could be established. Sima Guang also agreed with this point. However, the problem is that usually, vicious crimes such as murder with the purpose of endangering the human body are not suitable for the commutation clause of surrender. So, how did Xu Zun and Wang Anshi "defend" Ayun? In the same year, in August of the first year of Xining, there was no way to verify the incident before or after the incident. The emperor issued an edict: "The murder has injured people. If you ask for it, surrender, and the murder will be reduced by two degrees." Let's write this down first. Xu Zun used this reduced sentence in the Ayun case: Ayun's murder case was divided into two charges, because Ayun's murder of Ada resulted in Ada's serious injury, "conspiracy to kill Ada" was "murder of others", and "Ada's serious injury" was "personal damage caused by other crimes". Now that Ayun has surrendered, according to the principle of commutation of sentence for surrender, Ayun's murder crime can be exempted from prosecution. Only the part that caused Ada's serious injury will be investigated. According to the crime of personal injury, Ayun will be exiled for 2,500 miles. This seemingly perfect argumentation process is simply absurd in Sima Guang's view. Isn't this equivalent to dividing "murder" into "planning" and "killing"? What a ridiculous play on words! What does "Ayun plot to kill Ada" mean? "If Ayun is just planning and not killing, what crime can be exempted from?" If Ayun just sits quietly at home and plots how to kill Ada in her mind, even if she comes up with 108 ways to kill her husband, as long as she does not commit the murder, then what crime does she need to surrender to be exempted from. Murder is murder! Murder is a vicious crime in which human life is at stake. It is not words written on paper and cannot be torn into two pieces! The two deliberation results were different, so they had to submit their own reports. Sima Guang supported the punishment of the Ministry of Punishment, Wang Anshi supported Xu Zun, and Emperor Shenzong issued an edict to adopt Wang Anshi's opinions. The imperial censor Zhongcheng Tengfu and others all talked about the original intention of Xu Zun's argument about violating the law. From then on, there was a lot of discussion between the government and the public. Soon after Wang Anshi came to power, people with different interests and views were kicked out of the court, so they all finally followed Xu Zun's views. Although he was asked many times during the case and refused to confess, he still planned to surrender. If two people are both thieves, and the official asks the person on the left first, then the person on the left will confess first, and the person on the left will surrender, and the person on the right will naturally not be able to surrender; if the person on the right is asked first, then the person on the right will surrender, and the person on the left will not be able to surrender. As a result, life and death in a case depend on the order of questioning, not the circumstances of the thief's case. People all over the world are increasingly disgusted with this statement. Objectively speaking, Wang Anshi belongs to the cautious punishment school, advocating less killing and leaving more room for those who break the law. The original intention is to reduce the crime rate, but objectively it also has its own limitations, such as the emergence of new legal loopholes. Of course, these are all discussed later. As for Sima Guang, his insistence on standing in the Ministry of Punishment was based on his persistence in the law. Before Shenzong handed over the Ayun case to Sima Guang and Wang Anshi for deliberation, Shenzong issued two edicts. Upon closer inspection, they were all in harmony, and he did not want the ministers to be divided. Sima Guang insisted that the emperor should also respect the law. He could not change the law if he wanted to change it today, and then overthrow it a few days later, leaving the world at a loss. Of course, if Shenzong and Wang Anshi wanted to implement the New Deal, what they needed was a voice from top to bottom. The reform was already unstoppable...

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It's very sad that July is gone like this 😭

Yuanfeng ascended the throne in March of the 8th year, and the protagonist was 9 years old. Now it is written in September of the first year of Yuanyou, and he is 10 years old in the second year after he ascended the throne. December is the birthday of the protagonist, which is called Shenglong Festival in the book. After the birthday, he will be 11 years old, and he will be 12 years old in vain. Two million words have been written so far. The protagonist's experience in the book lasts about a year and a half. According to this rhythm, if the protagonist gets married and becomes a pro-in-law, he will have to write at least 8 million words! ! ! Ping Liao, extinguish Xia, add some daily life, tens of millions of words is not a problem! ! ! The perfect masterpiece is gone.

I really regret subscribing... After seeing the 300th chapter, the protagonist is still nine years old and still has to rely on intrigues to gain power...

Has the author published a new book? Author, I advise you to be kind. If you don't continue to work hard on the saint's article, I will write a negative review for the new book and never compromise 😤