Passing as a Native of Jiangdong

Unlike other surname impersonation novels, the identity of the protagonist in this book, Mrs. Xu, is known and she even signed a contract. In a sense, this is always a hidden danger. The Xu family is both the uncle's family and the wife's family. After the protagonist ascends the throne, the influence of his maternal relatives will be too great. Aren't you afraid that Xu will replace Zhou in the future? 🤔

The counterfeiting thing feels a bit unnecessary, let's not talk about it for now. The biggest problem is that the characters are very stereotyped. After watching it, I couldn't remember the characteristics of several supporting characters. Although it can be seen that the author checked a lot of historical materials, the supporting characters are not as vivid as Shishuo Xinyu. In addition, the author's arrangement of the protagonist's obsession with the Northern Expedition is also very strange. The Zhou family itself is a big tycoon in Jiangdong. The Zhou family has settled in Jiangnan three times, and the wife he married is also a native of Jiangdong. How many people can support the Northern Expedition? In addition, corresponding to the stereotyped characters of the supporting characters (the protagonist is actually the same, can you tell the character and hobbies of the protagonist? Even if it is a Cao thief), the author's description of various people seems to be limited to historical data. Xxx has done some good things, so he is a good person. On the other hand, he is a bad guy and feels like he has no content.

Han Zuo Gaomen writes about Shen Zhezi, the son of Shen Chong, and here he writes about the Zhou family

I kind of wonder if the author changed the name of Yuan Si, who had previously written "Han Yue in the Northern Dynasties". The protagonists of both books are named Zhou Hui, both belong to the Zhou family in Yixing, and their writing styles are also very similar.

Is this a female channel? The clans of the Eastern Jin Dynasty never talked about the distinction between direct descendants and concubines. Whoever is capable in the family will be promoted.

After reading it, I feel that the limitations are obvious, and the author is still limited by the ideological imprint: the characters are still historical figures, they are unchanging characters, loyalty is loyalty, traitors are traitors, there is no development and change, and there is no deduction of success or failure. This is a lazy idea.

60,000 Words is a bit early, but it's really hard to break through on the new book list! 😭

I have repeated Tosa Dream several times, and the ending is really amazing. It turns out that time travel is like a dream. I always remember the last sentence: "I believe it, of course I believe it," she murmured. "His Royal Highness Xiaoxia is the most powerful person in the world!" "

The author's book gives me the feeling that it is suitable for people who have a certain understanding and interest in history, but don't know that much. Or people who know how the story will develop, but want to see how the story is described and expressed. Judging from the writing, the author's writing style and narrative ability support him in telling this story well. The protagonist in the author's novel is not a big shot with world-wide knowledge and success, but an ordinary person who wants to do something to protect himself, but who also understands that he is beyond his capabilities. He will not be willful, will not be too ambitious, and will pursue the word "reasonable" in all his actions. Well, I can't be counted as an ordinary person. How can any ordinary person figure out that bad money drives out good money? The solution is nothing but a miracle and can be implemented. Therefore, the protagonist will not be angry, domineering and let the enemies fall wherever he goes, nor will he be a great mage summoning meteorites. The behavior in the book can be summed up in two words: go with the flow and take advantage of the situation. Restoring the historical style while drifting with the flow, and taking advantage of the situation to make up for the shortcomings and lead the story to a good ending. The final result must be good, otherwise you would still be like this after time traveling, so wouldn't it be in vain? The process is tortuous, because the author pursues reasonableness; regrets are inevitable, the protagonist is not a superman, and various shortcomings are needed to promote the development of the story. I like this book. I can feel the waves in the long river of history through the author's descriptions, and feel the magnificence that has been touched upon by a few strokes in the textbook. Finally, author, can you kill Yu Liang in the book? ——The resentment coming from reading the chapter "The Times Are Doomed".

Finished reading. But with only 60,000 words, the protagonist is already in a high position, both a duke and a general. It has to make people worry about what else the author can write in the future... I feel that writing will become more and more difficult in the future.