My Portable Ming Dynasty Court
我的手提式大明朝廷
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 23h ago
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Your handwriting is terrible, how could you possibly get a second-class grade?! Have you even considered what you wrote? Have you looked at all the exam papers preserved in various museums? If your handwriting is so bad, how could you possibly get a second-class grade after failing the first round? What, you think you became ugly after time travel? Believe me, someone will immediately investigate why your handwriting suddenly became so bad!
I thought it was a story about a protagonist who travels back to ancient times to rebel, but it turns out to be a modern-day cow or horse that travels to ancient times to become someone's servant!
Author, aren't you really going to go back and revise it?
The original experiment involved dropping wooden and iron balls simultaneously. The large and small iron balls, with different weights, were dropped at the same time. Although their weights differed, their densities were the same, enough to offset air resistance. But wooden and iron balls have different densities.
I dropped it after five chapters. The advantage is that the premise itself automatically establishes the policy upon submission. The disadvantage is the constant stream of minor flaws. I didn't really care about your ugly handwriting, but you keep bringing it up, mentioning it with every newcomer, colleague, superior, and even the emperor. It just became unbearable.
Read 34 chapters
It's been flagged as a wish-fulfillment story; every proposal is passed and succeeds, with very little attention paid to consequences and chain reactions, and the plot isn't well-developed. I couldn't stand the part about the Golden Bottle lottery; back then, it was decided after a period of internal strife, with troops being sent to fight and winning. I don't expect it to be exactly like history, but it needs to be logically sound.
The protagonist is currently implementing top-down reforms, but how many of these top-down reforms in history have actually succeeded? The protagonist is just a patchwork maker, making minor repairs.
It feels like a pure diary entry: the protagonist proposes a policy, everyone discusses and implements it, then the results are announced, and that's it. The protagonist then proposes another policy and the process repeats.
The subject matter is interesting, but there are quite a few flaws and shortcomings. The writing is mediocre, nothing special. It likes to write about details, but those details are a weakness. The satisfying moments aren't enough, and there's a lot of rambling. You can read this when you're looking for something to read.
If the protagonist doesn't become emperor, then he will definitely carry out a comprehensive reform to limit the emperor's power. It's useless if the protagonist simply copies technology from later generations and adds a few reforms. If a country wants to produce a large number of original inventions, it must undergo systematic changes in many aspects, including its ideological foundation…
This book has some cultural depth, but not much. The author likes to include small details, but many of them have been pointed out as incorrect by readers in the comments section. For example, it mentions things like charcoal poisoning, brushing teeth with willow twigs, and getting into the Hanlin Academy with poor handwriting. Personally, I suggest that a lighthearted, enjoyable read should just stick to that.