Ten Years as a Study Companion, and the Entire Court Begs Me to Shut Up
伴读十年，满朝文武求我闭嘴
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I remember the saying "If I hear the Way in the morning, I can die content in the evening" doesn't mean that if you find out the way to your house in the morning, you can die that night.
The protagonist's presence is barely noticeable, like someone standing on the side of the road.
What mistakes are common in historical novels?
Before the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was not addressed as "Huangshang" (). During the Song Dynasty, he was often called "Guanjia" (), and in other dynasties, he was usually addressed as "Bixia" (). Starting in the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was occasionally addressed as "Huangshang," but most of the time he was addressed as "Bixia."
This version of the dialogue is too spicy; I really have no motivation to continue watching.
I just want to ask you one question: can't you write anything? All you do is fill in watery text.
Free chapters can be padded out however you want, but several paid chapters are padded out now. Don't you have to pay for the padded chapters?
The best parts are the free chapters; it gets really bad after you subscribe.
The twelve-year-old prince didn't know the meaning of "to subdue people with virtue" and asked the protagonist for clarification. The protagonist said that the four characters "" were in traditional Chinese characters, which were difficult to read. Could someone please write out the traditional characters for "" so I can learn something new? The explanation given was: When you can't reason with someone, use an axe to chop them down!
In this day and age, any book about the Ming Dynasty is unreadable.
It's good, I recommend it.
This is not a typical historical fiction; it's more of a wish-fulfillment story. The author has a strong ability to create stories, but it's too rushed, and the pacing and writing style are lacking. Overall, it's worth watching. ✓ Your writing style isn't suited to the historical fiction genre. I suggest you switch to a different subject; it has the potential to be a huge hit. ✓
How come it's so close from Beijing to Juyong Pass? You can make a round trip in a day.