
Don't Call Me the Carpenter Emperor
不要叫朕木匠皇帝
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- Completed
- Length
- 251k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
122Chapters
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The Ming Emperor, who wanted to cheer up, had no sons - Jingtai, Zhengde, and Tianqi. . In the early stage of the reform, a son died in infancy. . After compromising, he became a faint king, and his son survived—— Chenghua, Jiajing 2 Those who listened entirely to the literati, and had a good reputation and beautified them (the ones who later regretted it, died)—— Jianwen, Renzong, Hongzhi, Longqing, Taichang 5 Those who had achievements and did not listen to the literati, but were called tyrants and vilified—— Hongwu, Yongle 2 Those who were good and bad with the literati, and were ridiculed by the literati—— Baozong, Chongzhen
I actually have a system for writing history. I'm convinced.
Looking at some of the plots, it's still quite good. Several shortcomings: ① lack of psychological transition to get along with the original queen and concubines after time travel ② Wu Sangui's army and Liaodong's overall layout is relatively frivolous ③ The strong soldiers and horses in the world are for the strong. Corruption was rampant in the late Ming Dynasty. The firearms were of poor quality, the gunpowder was wet and mixed, and the soldiers had insufficient food and clothing. The land and families were not guaranteed. Centrifugal morality is the foundation.
Your cheating statement is very unclear, making the entire text look messy and tiring to read.
Good with system
Who can live without a system? Don't you know how much you weigh? Don't even look at those with systems. What level are you, a bastard?
The concept is actually very good, and it can be solved by restructuring and employing people, but it is too long-winded. All kinds of things that are completely irrelevant to the plot are written in it to make up the word count. I just want to skip it, and then I keep skipping it.
This setting is very good
I'm just a stranger. I've read a few chapters of the book. The author added a setting where the protagonist can hear some voices. I think it's very interesting. I saw some people there [historical texts also have systems], and I think such people are either stupid or bad. I dare to refute it. First, [Which well-written historical article has a system?] I think this sentence is nonsense, because there are many people who rush to the street without a system. Why do you only compare the good ones with the bad ones? Second, [Time travel is the biggest cheat] Come on, in fact, those historical time travel texts have been hidden [I am familiar with history and even know many details by heart] [I have a very good memory and body] and other cheats. Third, of course, it can be written well without any system. The test of writing skills is to write out the various wonderful behaviors of the supporting characters, the wisdom of the protagonist, and the ability to read minds. I think it is much better than [emotional value] and [shock value]. Some new authors have yet to improve their writing skills and have chosen a less difficult writing method. As long as there are no major poisonous points, you don't have to read it, but there is really no need to scold! Written at the end, I have read a lot of various historical texts. When I saw this setting, I felt that I was eye-catching. Qianyi Liang, finally there is a setting that is different from the mainstream and at the same time very interesting! Novel is about innovation. Without the author who dares to innovate, it will be a stagnant water! This is my sincere thought. Anyway, I have no disgust with this golden finger. I will not click on any novel and take a look at it if I see the emotional value or shock value! Physical disgust!
There are too many science popularizations. For example, Xu Guangqi proposed to rebuild the calendar, and the author started from Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. If readers are really interested, they can just search on Douyin. In this chapter, you agreed to rebuild the calendar. Nothing interesting
Too watery
I didn't seem to watch it, the plot didn't advance much, it was too bland and there was no plot.
Novel in the late Ming Dynasty has a system for reading people's voices
Might as well write entertainment novels