First Grade Official Residence

I spent more than 200 yuan to finish reading it. I worked day and night for more than ten days to write a book review after reading it. Coming from the new book "Xiao Ge Lao", I didn't take it seriously at first, but the author's characterization of the characters, his control of the ups and downs of the plot, his superb expression of the content, and his rigorous research on history and its development patterns are all worth reading in this book. The first is a battle of wits. There are countless articles on starting points, including farming articles, and there are also novels that are original and unique. However, it takes a lot of hard work to describe officialdom battles in a mature, safe and logical way. The battle of wits throughout the text is mostly based on IQ, and the enemy is not deliberately written as a fool, which makes it enjoyable to read. Of course, the author is not a conspirator, so some minor loopholes can be ignored. For example, the wax pill that Feng Bao communicated with Zhang Juzheng should have been suspicious as soon as he learned that it was missing, and prepared for the best or the worst. Although Feng Bao was eunuch, a person who was good at conspiracy and fighting should not lose this vigilance. The second thing is feelings. This book is very attentive to the rendering of emotions and the portrayal of characters. Shen Lian's sternness and kindness, Lu Bing's protection and investment, Jiajing's selfish emperor's sensibility under the power, Yan Song's powerful queen's begging in the cemetery, Yan Shifan's arrogance and Lingchi's execution, Long Qing's indecision and sincere trust, Wanli's cleverness and lack of foresight, and so on. Each character has his or her own image in the mind of the reader, and their every move touches the reader's heartstrings, whether they curse, regret, or admire them in different ways. It is this touching that creates the soul of this book, making it more vivid, flesh-and-blood, and as if it were real. However, this soul has not yet been found in the new book. It is probably because the new book has not yet been arranged at the beginning, and I hope to meet him again later. Of course, there are praises and criticisms, but the portrayal of Zhang Juzheng in this book is perfect. The author probably wanted to create a lovable villain, or a like-minded person who sympathizes with the protagonist, but the foreshadowing and transitions were a bit stiff, which really made some readers scold him.          This book contains a lot of historical research and classical Chinese sayings, which requires a certain level of knowledge and the patience to endure boring. For example, an imperial examination can be described in a few words, and a piece of historical data or a story can be interesting if expanded slightly, but a long paragraph of text focusing on the details of the imperial examination system is a waste of time. Fiction novels are about storylines, not pedantic historical treatises.         ，，，，，，，，， This kind of statement of facts throughout the article is like a cramming teaching, and it is okay to make a timeline transition, but writing a novel using this method is a bit more didactic and boring. I personally speculate on the problems that the author faces. On the one hand, he has to show scenes other than the protagonist, which are main branches or indispensable plots. But on the other hand, he is worried that the plot without the protagonist will make readers unhappy, so he has to use this kind of flow method to fill it up. I do feel that the plots on both sides can be interspersed to avoid being boring while leaving foreshadowing and suspense. Finally, it is private goods. Articles convey the truth and reflect the author's inner thoughts. Even though there are thousands of characters in the novel with thousands of personalities and styles, the development direction of the story is controlled by the author, not to mention the direct expression of feelings and flying words between the lines. Most of the author's private works are actually very popular with me, and he has many important life experiences to share. The author's historical outlook is very different from mine. They are probably both deeply influenced by Marx's materialist historical outlook. This can be seen from the silent reform. It is not suppression by force, nor rhetoric, nor whims. It is about cultivating a new class, improving the economy, and slowly promoting the penetration of science and culture. Some people say that mother-in-law and mother-in-law achieve nothing, which is wrong. This is already a relatively mild and extremely difficult reform. This is a private item that I personally recognize, and of course there are some private items that need to be considered. For example, partial nationalism, emphasis on romance and ambiguity, etc. This is just a matter of opinion and wisdom.         ，，， The author also tries his best to portray the inner conflicts and struggles of the characters. Although everyone has different opinions, it is undeniable that he is very thoughtful. I won't go into details on this point. Flaws do not hide the advantages, it is worth a try!

Doesn't anyone think that silently educating his two sons is fake and childish? If you don't understand education, you don't have to write about educating children. It's a good book, but the plot about educating his son ruins the whole book. If the author's own son also educates like that, I dare not say anything else. When he grows up, a case record is indispensable, and the author's own quality will definitely not be high.

About history I didn't understand why these red books were red, but later I gradually understood a truth: Most people do not have the courage to accept history. When they read novels, they just want to put themselves into the ruling class, or the imaginary ruling class, a ruling class with only power but no obligations.

After reading Chapter 50, I feel that the writing is a bit messy and I can't stand it any longer. Many strange plots pop up out of nowhere, which is very abrupt. I don't know why others say it is a god-like work. I didn't catch it anyway. I'll take my leave.

After reading novels over the years, this one is still the best among historical novels. Although the protagonist has a lot of golden fingers, it is not particularly excessive, nor does it set the protagonist as an omniscient and omnipotent character. Instead, it carefully and carefully integrates into the times and then changes it.

Although what I read is a shameful pirated version, it does not prevent me from giving this book a good review

Halfway through the book, I found that the book was full of all kinds of conspiracies and I lost my sense of integrity. What is placed under the table is a conspiracy, and what is placed above the table is also a conspiracy. The more you look at it, the less interesting it becomes. The incident in Suzhou felt like a tsunami coming over the ground, turning into a stream when it arrived, and was forcibly interrupted when it was about to reach its peak. There are also many plots that are purely numerical and have no meaning to the overall storyline of the novel. I can only give it a 7 out of 10 points.

The highlight of the work is the protagonist's officialdom and promotion in the early stage of the examination. The process of the imperial examination, the background system of the Ming Dynasty, and the rules of the officialdom are well introduced and interesting. The context is very clear, and it is very enjoyable to watch Secondly, there are many descriptions of the environment and are delicate and graphic. It can be seen that the author has writing skills But the emotional line is very awkward to read. I can't move the poem, but it is still a whole poem. There are also earthy love words to think about. The scenes are embarrassing, and the character actions, language descriptions and identities of some characters are sometimes very inconsistent. For example, Internet terms such as "big brother" appear in high-level conversations, which is really funny There are many unabashed plagiarisms, such as those in the Ming Dynasty. I have read Mingshi many times and copying it intact will be disgusting Overall, the book is good, I will read it, cheers for the author

Jiajing doesn't have that sense of strategizing, he just has a label saying that he is powerful in power. In terms of spiritual practice, he is like a madman. Any charlatan can put a dog leash on Jiajing and lead him away, but Long Qing will only be angry. He is like a father-in-law and has no opinion as autistic. Not to mention the Ming army, they were invincible in civil wars and lapdogs in foreign wars.

I have read more than 300 chapters and I really can't stand it anymore... It's too toxic... All the characters including the protagonist's IQ are not online... It's a waste of money, abandon it...

In the Ming Dynasty, merchants could take the imperial examination. There are merchants in my ancestral hall who passed the imperial examination, and there are records in the county annals.

I have discovered that nowadays people basically read novels just for a fun word. The more the author tries to emphasize logic, the louder the criticism becomes. This is true of "New Song Dynasty", and so is "Guanju Yipin". Readers' thinking is always limited to a black-and-white world view, so they feel that the protagonist should develop modern technology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and overthrow centralized power... Regardless of whether you can remember these things in a world without Baidu, the birth of a culture\system must have corresponding political soil... Of course, readers will not care about these, just enjoy watching it. They don't care how hard the protagonist works behind the scenes to discover the times. They just want to see the protagonist blow the horn, rush to the front, shout 12345, catch up with the Premier League and the United States, pretend to be awesome, and make up for the emptiness in their hearts. . I feel that the author of this novel was written with passion. The Tang Dynasty was open, the Song Dynasty was enlightened, the Ming Dynasty was authoritarian, and the Qing Dynasty was autocratic. Each generation in China is not as good as the last. Why is this? ! The author gave his own opinions and proposed his own methods. Just like A Yue, the author of the New Song Dynasty, of course it cannot be said that everything is right. But it's enough for readers to reflect on. So any system, policy, science and technology, and academics cannot be achieved overnight, especially the knotty knot of the Ming Dynasty. The author uses the name of the protagonist to sort out this intertwined history. The official residence is a rare masterpiece in time travel novels. Finally, if you want to see someone pretending to be slapped in the face, it is much better to go to Tang Brick or something, than to be incompetent and furious here.

Tell me what you think: 1. The period from his first involvement in officialdom to Yan Song's downfall is heavily influenced by those events in the Ming Dynasty. 2. The author finally forgot about the little girl Leng Yinping 3. The protagonist in historical time travel stories always likes to have affairs with famous prostitutes, which I have never understood.

I probably read this novel when I was in junior high school. It was the first historical novel I read. From then on, Silence was my hero. No rebuttal will be accepted

One part of this book is really nonsense. In terms of economy, dozens of taels and hundreds of taels are given at every turn. If a person is killed by a guard, 2,000 taels are given. The pension for 200 people is equivalent to 50% of Zhejiang's annual tax 😰

I can't understand the plot of giving away my daughter. In ancient times, many concubines could be taken in, but what if they all were taken in? I wrote about a female character who interacted with the protagonist, but in the end I didn't accept it, which was purely disgusting to the readers. If you don't want to accept it, don't write this female character. Even if there is no female protagonist in the whole book, it is just a plot, and not including a love line is better than having a relationship and not being reconciled in the end. The author is really attentive and very sophisticated about the history. Although there are some minor problems, it is generally good. I don't understand the Danbi part, because the result I found on the Internet is that this is the stone in the middle of the steps, but how come the county government has such an item. In addition, my feeling is that historical articles are indeed getting better and better year by year. After all, everyone is more sophisticated about history. Historical texts from the early years, no matter which book they were written in, had many problems. (The most difficult thing is that a bunch of trainees are blaming me, and the users of free prostitutes are blaming paying users)

After reading Chapter 30, I feel that human relationships are so awkward😓. The old man noticed at first glance that the protagonist was extraordinary, and indeed he became more mature with age. The county magistrate will give the protagonist a word when they meet for the first time, with the calm face of an elder. Dad can vomit when he is injured, just like a rich man. The protagonist's article makes the people angry and the stupid people can be bullied and let it go. As the saying goes, once you meet someone, you will become familiar again. You can make a conclusion on the first meeting. You are indeed a scholar👍. Don't you feel embarrassed?

The best book I have read in the past two years. In some respects, Sanjie is much stronger than Yueguan. Don't use small cool points as a selling point, but use a grand goal to attract readers.

A very nt book, Shen Mo is just a hypocrite. After reading more than 700 chapters, after traveling for so long, have you ever asked for life for the people? Disgusting people who sacrifice the common people at every turn for their own power. And for those of you who suck in emotional dramas, go and see what he said to Su Xue in Chapter 742. Is this something a man can say? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Zhang Juzheng has been particularly popular on the Internet in the past two years, with various praises on the Internet for his great achievements and contribution to the Ming Dynasty. There are tens of thousands of replies below at every turn, all praising Zhang Juzheng But in terms of the great achievements he established, Silence far surpasses Zhang Juzheng. What Silence built is the great achievement that changed the world. But I found that since five years ago, no one on the Internet has mentioned the contribution that Silence made to the Ming Dynasty and the historical achievements it established. Ten years later, not to mention, almost no one on the Internet mentions Silence, let alone the great achievements he established, as if the great achievements established by Silence never existed in history.

After reading Xiaoge Lao, I came back and read Guanju Yipin. I found that the analysis and description of officialdom in this book was really refreshing and hearty. I personally think it is among the top three novels I have read that describe ancient officialdom. In the book, the fight against the two pavilion elders Yan Song and Xu Jie is even more interesting. On the other hand, let me put it bluntly. The emotional and family lines are just a bunch of answers. I guess the author wrote this book at a time when the literary youth were flooding in. Writing about children meant happy education, but the result was that he taught two naughty children, and he was also complacent about how good his family education was. Some people thought you were writing about modern tutoring, which makes me sick every time I see it. Then there are a bunch of female supporting characters, from maids to oirans to prairie princesses, highlighting one who has a fate as thin as paper and a heart as high as the sky, each with a poor social status and a heart as high as the sky. In addition, the author is sure that his heroine will not let go, and he offends the beauty but has to set up his own chastity arch and send them out one by one. He also wants to speculate on the psychology of the female character - bullshit, you have made a guess. In summary, it is a very good-looking official novel, hearty and hearty, but family and emotions are a mess, sour and smelly.

When I saw the middle period, it was smelly and long. It talked about the principles of broken textile machines for several chapters and tens of thousands of words. In order to make up for the word count, I did everything I could to make up the number of words. Some things had to be said once, three or four times, and some were copied and pasted directly from Baidu Encyclopedia. I'm obviously not good at writing emotional dramas, but I insist on writing them, and the way I write them is uncomfortable and disgusting. The plot should be described in detail, and what should be summarized is in the big book. After reading 800 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. It became the first book I gave up after reading dozens of historical novels. How about someone who is so naughty can make a TV series? It has been more than ten years since this crappy novel was finished and no one has recommended it.

Why does this book have so many votes if it is of such poor quality? I saw that my eldest son was arrested by the Yinshan underworld, and a literary competition was held in order to solve the problem peacefully. I couldn't stand it anymore, so I decisively abandoned the book. The so-called literary competition became a craft competition. . . I suggest that late comers pick up the next book. The quality of this book is so poor that I no longer have any hope of having a good book from Qidian.

The author is really good at putting two pieces of shit into a pot of delicious food, giving people the feeling of suddenly eating shit.

Why is this book so popular? There is nothing exciting about it, and the time travel history is so bland.

I have been thinking about a question, which shows that the sprouts of capitalism (employment relationship, factory ≠ factory) have appeared in Jiangnan in the late Qing Dynasty. So if it had not been replaced by the Qing Dynasty, would it really have embarked on the path of capitalism? Under the guidance of Confucian Neo-Confucianism! Under the thought of focusing on agriculture and suppressing business! Under the folk customs of a small country with few people! Some people always blame the Qing Dynasty for its backwardness, but as a backward nation, the Qing Dynasty basically copied everything from the Ming Dynasty. So, was the so-called sprout of capitalism just a sapling that was basically impossible to grow from the very beginning?

Although the novel "Guanju" has its flaws, what I appreciate most is that the author did not deliberately belittle the powerful inertia of the feudal dynasty. The protagonist has been the chief minister for so many years. Once the emperor takes charge, even a group of stupid royalists can make the golden-fingered time traveler flee overseas in embarrassment. The author depicts the oppressive feudal royal power in Beijing in a very immersive way, and writes the protagonist's powerlessness in a convincing way. This alone distinguishes it from countless cool novels, and Ming Chuan Shen is a well-deserved masterpiece.

I can't stand the free chapter anymore... The protagonist has traveled from modern times to the past, but he doesn't behave like a modern person at all in the book. I was almost poisoned at the beginning. The protagonist is saved by a rich lady. It can be said that the lady is kind-hearted and does good deeds, but why does she still seek medical treatment afterward and ask the pharmacy owned by her family to send you supplements? I thought it was the young lady who fell in love with the protagonist, but it turned out that the maid fell in love with the protagonist... Does this family property belong to the maid? Moreover, the maid is said to be independent. The protagonist was ill and did not wake up before, and there was no communication. How did the maid fall in love with the protagonist? They didn't know each other before, and the maid didn't even ask if the protagonist had a crush, so she just wanted to marry the protagonist as his wife? And the young lady just helped the maid to chase him? It's really embarrassing... Okay, okay, I kept convincing myself: Don't be picky about emotional scenes when reading historical novels, so I endured the discomfort and continued reading, but I was successfully drugged to the ground again... My friend was kidnapped by the underworld, and the county organized a literary fight. I thought it was some kind of literary fight, but it turned out to be a handicraft competition? Plating the inside of the bottle with gold... I was embarrassed to death again... Moreover, the county magistrate is an official figure after all. Even if he wants to do bad things, he can still look good. How could he take over your friend from the underworld and blatantly threaten you with your friend's life just to force you to compete again? The day before, your family was so poor that they had no money to treat their illness. Because of your connections, they started a salt-in-the-making business, and because your connections were officially protected, you contributed an overwhelming majority of the capital to start the business. How could you be so generous and want to share the profits equally with your friends? Your teacher is biased and criticizes you in all kinds of ways. I understand that you endure it for the sake of studying, but how can you agree with it from the bottom of your heart? I can understand that your teacher is desperate for fame. After all, he is an ancient thinker. And the protagonist, you are a modern person! You don't really think that your teacher who gives up everything for a false reputation is a good official, do you? At most, you admire him in your heart for not being afraid of death, but you don't really think that what your teacher said is right, do you? I understand studying the Four Books and Five Classics for the imperial examination, but as a modern person, you don't really believe that if you study the Four Books and Five Classics and write good articles, you can govern the country well, right? Not to mention the number of words in various pairs of poems, memorizing lyrics, etc. Is it interesting? ! The imperial examination has just ended, and there will be a second one in a few days. The maid from the beginning appears again and begs you to save her father? In order not to be seen by passers-by, you actually squeezed together and hid in the water tank? What kind of poison is this... You are so determined to take the exam to become an official, but you are not afraid of causing trouble that will affect your exam in a few days? Listening to the chat between three ancient talents, I can understand if you admire their good language and literary talent, but how can you really admire their knowledge and feel ashamed? One moment you say that you did not study well in modern times and your historical knowledge is limited to junior high school textbooks, and the next moment you say that you are also an excellent student in modern examinations, are you good at it or not? Eat a soup dumpling, because you will take a small bite first to suck the juice inside, and then eat the dumpling. Just this can make the ancients praise you for a long time? I admire your noble manners? ! If you have oil on your hands when eating and wipe them on a cloth, will you look noble again? ? ! ! I won't write anymore, I won't write anymore, it's really too much to say...

The protagonist has traveled through time and grew up under New China. Not to mention being infiltrated by communist ideas, he should at least have some knowledge of it. Of course, the protagonist represents the interests of the bourgeoisie. There is nothing to say about the constitutional monarchy, which is very reasonable. But the protagonist has nothing, even a little bit, about your proletarian revolutionary narrative? Of course, you can say that you are following the West Malaysian way. The bourgeoisie first revolutionized the feudal society, and then the proletariat revolutionized the bourgeoisie. So why do I need a protagonist who travels back in time?

It was the only novel that was read three times more than ten years ago. It was very popular at the time. In the Internet literary world that once had unlimited yy, this book was already a breath of fresh air at that time, but now it has been so hacked. But what can a prostitute say? There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers, and everyone has their own preferences for vegetables and radishes. Perhaps readers' tastes have changed, or perhaps readers' reading quality has become higher? Presumably the people who hate this book are not the same readers who put it in the top three. It is always easy to pick out various reasons for not liking a book, just like not liking a person. Regardless of plagiarism or loopholes, I really enjoyed watching it at first. So when I suddenly saw so many sunspots, I felt a little bit dissatisfied. However, the author did decline after this book, as if he was not the same person (perhaps the account was sold). In the past, online works, no matter how good or bad they were, were at least the words coded by the author. Nowadays, the popularity of AI tools and template application software has made it more difficult for readable works to appear. The trend of creation and reading is also more pursuing short, flat and fast. They don't even pretend to be fake, and the names are all similar, making people have no desire to click on them. Garlic Bird Garlic Bird, it is not only time that cannot go back, but also the creators and readers themselves.