Great Ming Dynasty Wen Chao Gong

It's a bit taken for granted. China attaches great importance to status. The protagonist has no fame and no backing. How dare you write about current affairs. I just want to say that the Confucian Confucius killed Shaozhengmao. The emperor also spoke very nicely and was very polite. Just looking at it makes me want to laugh

The writing is okay, but the story plot is a bit confusing. The author seems to want to write about everything, here and there. The main character, a petty official, was discovered by Emperor Wanli when he was writing novels. He was directly dragged to the emperor by a high-ranking official. He opened a bookstore and was soon sent to suppress the rebellion. He also became the commander-in-chief of the Japanese expedition. What is the role of the protagonist? When I first looked at the title of the book, I thought it was going to use the novel to enlighten the people's minds, open up the horizons of the Chinese people, and guide the country and capital to colonize overseas.

It is better to write so much than to promote the theory of the subjugation of the Ming Dynasty, and write directly about the end of the Ming Dynasty. How can we cheer up if we don't stimulate it, and we can't find any benefits?

Is it because Duke Wenzhao wants to get involved in the temple? I want to laugh, but I don't even bother to read your profile.

The Imjin Rebellion is about to begin, let's write the history of the Japanese shogunate first

You are not the son of a civil servant, a landowner, or a scholar. You are just a petty official who wants to get rich by writing novels and become an official. If people want to punish you, it is easier than squeezing an ant to death. Writing novels can make you powerful. The four famous authors have already become officials and made a fortune. The author of Jin Ping Mei did not dare to use his real name. Pu Songling died sitting in danger by the window of the bookstore where he wrote "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio"

Writing novels in the Ming Dynasty was a disgraceful thing. It meant not reading the books of saints and sages carefully, but writing these vulgar things. It was a style that was spurned by literati and loved by the public.

Why do you like Daming so much? Does the Ming Dynasty have any redeeming features besides expelling the Tartars? Zhu Chongba reversed history when he founded the People's Republic of China. Is it possible that some people really think that he was good to the people?

Why do so many people like to brag about the Ming Dynasty? The rule of this court is really nothing to brag about.

The first part is good, but the second part is messy. It feels like it's here and there, and it's often said that the cavalry will withdraw from the stage of history in the next one or two hundred years. This is really embarrassing.

The protagonist is a craftsman who can sew and paper whenever he wants. Why don't we just write out what it means like a republic, a constitutional monarchy, etc., Print them all in books, print them in millions, and distribute them all over the world. I'll see if the world is still in chaos. It feels like I traveled to the past just to be the nanny and servant of the Ming Dynasty emperor to help them protect the world. I even doubt that he has accepted modern ideas.

I actually have a good impression of Ming, but after reading some historical events, I lost interest in him.

Copying a book is too fast, too hasty, and looks too fake. A book takes several years or even ten years to be polished. The protagonist writes one after another, and writes several books at the same time. Even if you are traveling through time, unless you bring a computer to save the book, do you remember it so clearly? Therefore, there are logical problems with this book. It always gives people a very fake feeling and does not have much sense of substitution. Those civil servants of the Ming Dynasty were already masters of writing articles. Don't you doubt me? Therefore, the author's book is very creative, but it always feels inconsistent.

The writing is messy. When I write a book, I just write a book. I have to do some politics and a whole bunch of Douyin popular science history. It's not unreasonable to rush into the street

How should I put it... If the Ming Dynasty wanted to reform, it would be like amputation from the eyebrows down. The first thing to do was to attack the civil servants and gentry group. Then we will attack the hereditary nobles and the hereditary military attachés of the guard. After that, a group of "fat pig" vassal kings group started... But the problem is that these people are the ruling class and defenders of the Ming Dynasty. I can't kill myself, right? …It's difficult! Of course, if the protagonist can cultivate a new class group to slowly replace the civil servants and hereditary noble military officers. As long as the Fat Pig Lord Group is shameless enough, it can still solve problems such as Confucian ethics and family ties by finding someone to blame.

The routine of this book, writing a new book - reading with historical celebrities - meeting - asking questions from the emperor - writing a new book, endless reincarnations, boring

I came to see you write and copy the official documents Not to see you write and become the most capable minister of the Ming Dynasty

During the Wanli period, when the Celestial Empire came to power, you copied a book and called it "The Rise of Great Powers"? At that time, compared with the Ming Dynasty, which one was called "big"?

To be honest, the protagonist is too fond of the emperor, and has written a lot of books, but the benefits are not real. He wants money, but there is no money, and he wants power, but there is no power. It is a lot of nothing. The whole thing is the same as the humanoid typewriter, and it is a cultural output tool for later generations. Whether it is quelling the hidden dangers of rebellion in the west, writing books and making plans to pacify Japan, or discovering high-yield food species, the rewards for these achievements are all in vain in the end. The protagonist tries to be more diplomatic every time, but in the end, even the most licking emperor doesn't regard the protagonist as an indispensable talent. It's too clownish.

I take it for granted so much that my bones are rotten, I just rely on myself to make myself happy

If you are not greedy enough, you just write novels. You also engage in politics, military affairs, and inventions. You also want to be an emperor's teacher, haha

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My horizons are a bit small, so let's make do with it. Wanli, Wanli, the Ming Dynasty actually perished in Wanli. How can an emperor who has not been in court for thirty years be so obedient and disobedient? The time traveler has been dissolved into the Ming Dynasty, and there is no future.

Another modern person traveled to ancient times and became a kneeling slave