Across the Worlds of Film and Television: Starting with A Journey to Love

It seems to have the flavor of a female video. He holds a lot of troops and has the power over the world, but then it's all a waste. The protagonist is alone and guilty. He keeps saying that he wants to be an emperor, but he acts like a licking dog with a very honest body. It really has the style of a female pornographic film.

Why do some people have a lot of internal strength but don't practice martial arts? I felt poisonous when I saw that a woman named Ren could press the protagonist's neck with a knife at will. The protagonist was said to be very deep in the city at the beginning, but in the end he didn't even learn martial arts. If his forces were surrounded and suppressed, he could still run away. How can you fight with others if you only have internal strength and no Qinggong moves? You wouldn't tell me that a country doesn't even have martial arts, right? Or is it that the protagonist doesn't realize the importance of martial arts?

The author is Chun Ai Dang. This book is not a stud, but has delicate emotions. The heroine is Ren Ruyi, which is good. Although Ning Yuanzhou is also very good, the TV series is too tragic and he died before the heroine. The author should not let Ren Ruyi die this time and give her a good ending.

Why go to the enemy's country alone and feel like a failure? Or should we say that Yang Xingyuan will die before arriving in Anguo? Don't arrange for the protagonist to go deep into the enemy's territory just to follow the plot. That's ridiculous.

The prototype of "Tan Yunxian" in the TV series "The Legend of the Female Doctor Ming Fei" is Tan Yunxian, a famous female doctor in the Ming Dynasty, but "Tan Yunxian" is very different from the historical Tan Yunxian. Tan Yunxian was born in Wuxi County (now Wuxi, Jiangsu Province), Changzhou Prefecture, South Zhili in the Ming Dynasty. He was born in a family of traditional Chinese medicine in the fifth year of Tianshun (1461). His grandfather served as a doctor in the Ministry of Punishment of Nanjing and was a famous local doctor. His grandmother was also very proficient in medicine. "Tianshun" is the reign name of Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen after he ascended the throne for the second time after the coup. That is to say, Tan Yunxian was born five years after Zhu Qizhen ascended the throne for the second time. Zhu Qizhen's younger brother Zhu Qiyu was born in the third year of Xuande (1428) and died in the first year of Tianshun (1457). In other words, when Tan Yunxian came to this world, Jingtai Emperor Zhu Qiyu had already passed away for five years. Therefore, the emotional entanglement between Yunxian and the two emperors Zhu Qiyu and Zhu Qizhen in the play is purely "joking". Tan Yunxian has been smart and studious since she was a child. Before her grandmother passed away, she passed on all the prescriptions and pathological medicines she had collected and compiled throughout her life. She has extremely high attainments in medicine and is one of the four great female doctors in ancient China (Yi Concubine of the Western Han Dynasty, Bao Gu of the Jin Dynasty, Xiao Niangzi of the Song Dynasty, and Tan Yunxian of the Ming Dynasty). According to records, Tan Yunxian suffered from qi and blood disorders soon after her marriage, so she diagnosed and treated herself and tried medicine. Later, she gave birth to three daughters and a son. Whenever her children were sick, she personally diagnosed and treated them. After his grandmother passed away, Tan Yunxian officially started practicing medicine. Especially for treating gynecological diseases in women, it often achieves miraculous results. Due to his superb medical skills, Tan Yunxian became famous after practicing medicine for several years and spread to the capital. In the Ming Dynasty, there were more and more women who were proficient in medical skills among the people. The imperial court stipulated that the best of them should be selected by the Yamen to be selected by the Master of Ceremonies and the Imperial Medical Office, and the selected ones would be included in the official list in preparation for recruitment. Many folk female doctors were proud of this. Tan Yunxian was summoned to the palace and treated and administered medicine to the queen, concubines and other female family members many times, and was named in the Imperial Hospital. Tan Yunxian devoted himself to research on gynecological pathology. Based on the medical theory taught by his grandmother and his own clinical experience, he wrote "Miscellaneous Notes of Female Doctors", which mainly records gynecological medical records. It is a rare specialist medical record book in ancient my country. In the thirty-fifth year of Jiajing (1556), Tan Yunxian died of illness at the age of 96. According to legend, Emperor Jiajing even gave a special gold plaque as a mark of honor.

Author, your idea is really problematic. Do you know what the concept of ten thousand black armor soldiers was in ancient times? No matter which dynasty, as long as it is still a period when firearms are not equipped on a large scale, this represents "truth"! Moreover, in the era of near chaos when the world was divided into nine parts in the original drama, ten thousand armored soldiers required about seven or eight times the number of logistics personnel. With such a force, the protagonist could directly cripple Anguo in the Tianmen Mountain scene. And the author, you also gave the protagonist an even more extreme trick, Zhang Sanfeng's inner strength. No matter which version it is, it is invincible in this world. So the old emperor could still be allowed to give the throne to others? You are a time traveler. People in ancient times can come up with Li Shimin and the Xuanwu Sect inheritance method, but you can't? When writing about astronomy, you really can't follow the plot. I must have read hundreds of astronomy books. But they are all separated from the plot, and there are also those who are obsessed with the plot, but they are all rushing to change the plot. Zhu Tianwen, who has achieved good results at present, will not give too much trouble to the protagonist. Without it, familiarity with the plot itself is a hang-up. Coupled with the experience of countless worlds, the protagonist will end up being an old monster. So, just practice in the first world, but don't cheat the protagonist in the subsequent worlds, it's not necessary. Moreover, the protagonist's thinking should not be like that of ancient people. Isn't it normal for time-travelers to be rebellious?

Zhu Tianwen, you can't write like this! This is not a female video, pulling back and forth! It looks so embarrassing! There are still misunderstandings, likes and dislikes, back and forth!

I can't hold on anymore. The protagonist described above is so wise and powerful. I thought the protagonist was Li Er, but it turned out that there were soldiers and horses. He didn't even dare to attack the Xuanwu Sect. He let a good-for-nothing brother become the emperor, and he couldn't even protect his childhood sweetheart! In order to forcefully write the main plot, you went to the enemy country to be an envoy. You wouldn't be able to write a book without the main plot!

The writing is okay, but when you write ancient copies, you become an emperor. Do you have a single heroine? Then why don't you write a modern drama? It's impossible for a royal bloodline to have only one queen. Female author?

After reading more than a dozen chapters, there is basically nothing to do with the protagonist.