The Literary Giants of the Late Ming Dynasty Began by Copying Books

Chapter 107: Falling Leaves Alas... I wanted to find a good match for you, but the fate was shallow and God was not in favor. Recently, I see that you are not interested in Wenlong, and the books and letters he gave you have been left in the corner of the wall. Like a bright pearl covered in dust, I can't bear it. Otherwise, this marriage will be annulled and no one else will be harmed. Lest Wen Long's long-term love affair bring disaster to the Shen family, this man has profound knowledge and will definitely not be a thing in the pond in the future. Shen Jing sighed helplessly~ Shen Yixiu, who had been waiting in the hall, did not dare to say anything, and could only say to himself: "I have an embroidered pillow. I have no money, no wealth, no power, and I can't enter the officialdom like my father. How can I support him after marrying him?" Calmly replied: Listen to your uncle's words in everything. Shen Jing waved his hand, you go down first! I will write a letter to explain this matter. Wen Long and I have been friends for many years. You are still young and don't understand some things. You have been too sensible and considerate of others since you were a child, but you have missed life-long events. You have to know that what you see is just this home, but as an elder, what I see is the vast world outside. Seeing Xiu Yi's unmoved expression, Shen Jing couldn't bear to complain and said: Ye Shaoyuan, the son of the Ye family of Songhu, a wealthy family, and you, a talented man and a beautiful woman, are a match made in heaven. I have already approached me as a matchmaker. I wonder what you think?         ，，，， Looking at Shen Xiuyi's back, Shen Jing said helplessly: "A high-ranking family is sometimes the source of pain. I didn't intend for you to struggle in the world of mortals, but in the end you made the worst choice. Wenlong's talent is not comparable to that of the Gao family. Losing the watermelon and holding sesame seeds, thinking that it is gold, is beyond stupid." Many years later, Wang Wenlong has become famous all over the world. Although he is not in the government and the public, his influence is far-reaching. His theory is called "Wang's Practical Theory" and is the practical theory of the world. Wang Xue was respected by both the court and the people, and the world regarded him as a saint of the world. Even the emperor must treat him as a disciple and respect him as "Master Wang". Wang Wenlong married his wife Li Guoxian, and they were very affectionate. With the help of the Li family to open up sea routes, they could be said to be as rich as the country, with industries all over the country. Regardless of political influence and economic strength, even the emperor was taboo and treated him as a teacher. As for Shen Xiuyi, marrying into a wealthy family, first of all, there was a disagreement between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. Her mother-in-law asked Shen Xiuyi to give up writing poetry and concentrate on raising her husband and children. If the mother-in-law is not happy, Xiu Yi will have to kneel down to apologize.         ，，，， Eight boys and three girls were born in twenty years. I am sick in bed with no one to rely on. Looking back on the past, I thought of the five poems I received when I was young. God had given me a good match, but I rejected them. Anger attacks the heart, vomits blood and dies...

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In ancient times, you couldn't become a great writer by relying on these novels, but you still wanted to win over the elite scholars and officials of the society at that time. Do you think this is modern society? The era of vernacular writing began during the Republic of China, and many influential people at the time opposed it, believing that vernacular writing could not be put on the stage, let alone the feudal and superstitious Ming Dynasty. It is because you write these novels that you are famous among ordinary people at most.

It was useless to write those books at that time. The Heavenly Kingdom was so deeply rooted in the hearts of the people that most literati would read your book even if they didn't know where Portugal was. Haiguo Tuzhi was also popular in Japan.

Why do you have to arrange such a plot of being a dog for a eunuch? Isn't it better to write a novel and get to know celebrities as usual? I feel a headache when I see that I have to seduce a Japanese girl again. I have no desire to read this kind of novel where the result can be seen at a glance. Farewell!

It's impossible to become a literary giant since you became a eunuch's dog

After reading more than a dozen chapters, this plot seems familiar. I copied it from The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China. The protagonist claimed to have come back from the West, wrote a book, and was noticed by a warlord (eunuch). Then he was captured. The warlord (eunuch) wanted to deal with a person and asked the protagonist to come up with ideas. The protagonist's ideas are all based on the other woman. . .

Even Wang Yangming's mental science can't save the Ming Dynasty, how about you?

What is God? He is just a foreign magician with no ideas at all. He teaches lewdness and thieves, and he has taught a group of robbers and criminals!

By the end of the Ming Dynasty, things have been hard to come back from. No matter how you enlighten your thoughts, it will be useless. The landlord class will only fight you for their own land. So the protagonist can only enlighten his mind by destroying everything with force and starting over.

Reborn in the Ming Dynasty, if you want to live with some dignity, the first thing you need to do is to become a scholar. Copying books will only make you a little money. If you want to become a literary giant, stop being ridiculous.

Recently, this paragraph feels like it has strayed from the main line. There has been too much writing about archeology. It is almost the end of the Ming Dynasty, and the country will no longer be a country. How many people still have the leisure and leisure to care about archeology?

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, either don't wear it, or rebel and start a modern revolution. First of all, please go away if you want to talk about productivity. Secondly, the Ming Dynasty belonged to the old Zhu family, with the surname Zhu and no other surname. But a person who has grown up in a civilized world and always thinks about saving the centralized emperor must be confused. Finally, in an era when imperial power was concentrated in the hands of one person, it was a dream to start the modern process.

The more you write, the more retarded you become, because the textbook has deleted the buds of capitalism, and the more you write, the more empty-headed it becomes. It also colonizes the Americas. Capitalism colonized the Americas because it was profitable, but where did it go from the Ming Dynasty to the Americas? If you don't look at the distance and ocean currents across the Pacific, crossing the Pacific was a dangerous thing in the 19th century. It's pure textbook preaching. The more you write, the more you write. Capitalism is not preached. There are structural contradictions in the subject matter. You talk so much nonsense, can there be a factory? If you expect scholar-bureaucrats to run factories in the Ming Dynasty, it would be worse than the Republic of China. The more you write about it, the more you write about the Republic of China.

It's just nonsense. It's true that the scholar-bureaucrats look down on you.

In ancient times, only those who had the highest scores in the imperial examinations were able to write novels and become literary giants.

I still want to be a literary giant without fame, but I am just a first-rate novelist.

In ancient times, you could become a literary giant just by reading a few novels? What nonsense! Ancient literary giants: Sima Qian's "Historical Records", Sima Guang's "Zizhi Tongjian", at least the "Three Character Classic" and "The Thousand Character Classic" can be called literary giants. Even the modern "Journey to the West" and "The Scholars" are just novels, which belong to extended literature, not the obvious classics and meanings. The truth is, the four major classics are just popular novels. In ancient times, they were similar to today's Internet article authors. They were popular among ordinary people, but it didn't matter if they were presented in front of the country's high officials. Only a masterpiece with practical implications such as "The Wealth of Nations" or "A General History of the World" can be considered a literary giant.

The subject matter is good, but the writing is not strong enough

Does anyone really dare to write about Red Mansions in the Ming Dynasty? If the Xu family doesn't cut you into pieces, you will be considered lucky.

It's a good book, but there are a few disgusting female characters. It's not that women are disgusting because the author wrote it. There are a lot of old-fashioned romantic scenes. Li is relatively acceptable, at least not too disgusted. Shen is disgusting from the beginning to the end, and Xue Susu in the middle clearly understands the gap and writes well and handles it. In the end, there is a brainless villain because Xue Laiqiu slaps him in the face. This is a routine many years ago.

The writing of the novel is quite good, but the author's idea was wrong from the beginning. It is better to write that the protagonist can remember so much knowledge. It is better to directly write that the protagonist has a system and let the system provide the protagonist with various knowledge (including literary works). This way we readers will feel more comfortable and achieve better results. Don't say that the system is very fake and unreasonable. It is also very fake when you write that the protagonist remembers so much knowledge!

Although the ending is the same as Lao Wang's "The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China", it can be said that the background is changed, but as a book about the Ming Dynasty, it is already very good. Very good replacement

Why is this protagonist so stupid? He keeps his hands open and pulls his bag wide, says not to mess with him, and then runs to watch the fun, and then gets picked on and enjoys it, hitting here and there with a hammer, and the plot is so advanced that it makes people sick🤢

I only copied other people's plots, especially the part about working for eunuchs. I really thought it was because of the modern background and the blessings of overseas study and writers. It was at that time that comprehensive changes were made, and thoughtful writers were given preferential social status. In the Ming Dynasty, for a man who wrote novels, the lawless eunuchs and the Donglin Party could not do anything to him?

I saw Chapter 415. The specific content can be summarized in one sentence, "The Weapon of Criticism". In a verbal spat, the literati wanted to save the country. I asked the protagonist how to save Ming Dynasty. The protagonist said: I have tried very hard to persuade them, but the people who can help me don't listen at all. In my opinion, the protagonist is just a bastard. There are changes, but it is of no use to the overall situation. It remains the same as it should be. Maybe the author is laying out the plot, developing from small trends to big trends, and then changing the Ming Dynasty, but I have read almost half of it, and there is no progress. I can't watch anymore. I don't know which chapter will really change. Originally, I just changed the book and read it if I couldn't stand it. I rarely comment on it, but it really made me anxious.

Seeing that everyone said that it was impossible to become a literary giant by writing novels in ancient times, I was curious about what the criteria for a literary giant were?

What's going on in this latest chapter? Did it jump directly from the second year of Taichang to the third year of Chongzhen?

Can an author barely make ends meet by writing online articles?

Obviously there is gold mining in San Francisco and large-scale immigration, but the protagonist has to hide it?