Great Ming Literary Master, 1556

Li Bai is a writer enough, writers should not use it indiscriminately

There is only one scholar who writes novels, so where is the glory?

The protagonist of this book is still too smooth, too watery, and the pacing is not well controlled. To put it bluntly, one of the main pleasures of reading historical time travel novels is to see everyone show off as a saint. Now that your work has been written, what else do you want to do if you don't pretend to be in front of people from the Ming Dynasty? Keep the cubs? Not to mention how long your "Detective Detective Di Renjie" has been in the market for a long time. Not to mention that one of your chapters introducing Xu Jie's life made me feel like I was watching "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" again. I think you might as well set the starting point of the protagonist at a lower level, dress up as a gangster, and engage in literary and artistic creation in the process of survival. Then you find that literary and artistic creation is very interesting, so you take advantage of the situation and do something special. Copy out the works of later generations. Isn't it very contradictory and tense to make money by copying books and at the same time compete with others because your identity as a black banker is not guaranteed? At the same time, you can also write about the various social situations in the late Ming Dynasty and click on the politics. To be honest, I was very excited when I first read this book. Ah, there is finally a Ming Dynasty literary giant that I can read. I started copying the text first, and then used modern philosophical speculation to severely beat the Yangming School of Mind and others, giving the Ming Dynasty bumpkins a little ideological shock. Later, you can use this to enter the official system and write a traditional historical time travel article, or open another test paper to arouse millions of workers and peasants. But it's all gone now!

Are you addicted to copying Detective Di Renjie? I don't want to refund the money.

Chapter 57: The Wisdom of Forbearance is so well written that it made me feel like reading "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" again to understand part of Xu Jie's life story.

I only have eight sets of regular clothes for all seasons. I will change them into dry cleaning and wet clothes, and I will wear clothes

The role of Sun Erniang is already a bit annoying.

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This work is well written. It's just about grasping the rhythm. If it can continue to be serialized and the plot does not collapse. There's no big problem.