The First Litigator in the Ming Dynasty

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After reading it, the general story framework is fine, but many plots lack details and cannot withstand in-depth study. For example, the age of the male protagonist is an issue. It is impossible for a person in his 20s to have no social circle, so he has to write about it. The experience of taking the imperial examination is too fast. For a person who has never written classical Chinese or eight-part essay, it is not that easy to learn to write eight-part essay. The plot of Li Dongyang accepting a disciple is like adding a protective buff to the male protagonist, but from Li Dongyang's perspective, is it too fast to accept a disciple? Does he understand the male protagonist? In the Beijing plot, the official fights are full of details, but there are no other details of life. It gives the impression that the male protagonist just fights all day long without doing anything else.

Liu Jin Zhengde was killed in four years by Yang Yiqing. Don't write too many stories about him.

It seems that lawyers in ancient times were not allowed to take the imperial examination.

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It's always been a fight,,, to be honest, we can't go far,,

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I don't see much, maybe it's not the audience. After browsing through Chapter 11, I basically can't read anymore. The protagonist's character image is quite vague from Chapter 8 onwards. It wasn't until the eighth chapter when the protagonist said there was something he wasn't good at that it became a little clear. The previous cases in Chapter 8 and the protagonist's acting style are relatively superficial. It can be understood that the author has included a lawsuit in the front as the early story driver. However, the performance of the protagonist's identity is a bit inadequate. The case ended in almost seven chapters. In terms of perception, it didn't actually have any decisive effect on the protagonist? Maybe the author wants to write slowly? Actually, it feels like it would be better to insert a scene that reconciles a quarrel into the solution file in the first seven chapters? However, it is ultimately a one-sided statement, and I haven't read it all, so I can only express my feelings. I hope the author will write better and better, and everything will be smooth sailing.

When you open it, do all novels have multiple female protagonists?

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The author cleared Wang Yangming's name According to Wang Wencheng's Complete Works, Ming Wuzong's Records, Ming Shizong's Records, revealing that Wang Yangming betrayed his friends and students during Prince Ning's rebellion, and killed people to silence them Volume 176 of Wuzong's Records, Friend (Ning Wang's counselor) Liu Yangzheng Student Huguang Juren Ji Yuanheng Ning Prince's concubine Lou is the daughter of Wang Yangming's teacher Lou Liang