A Top-Rank Scholar of Humble Birth

For non-hardcore book friends who have been bombarded by local tyrants: 1. The author of this book has passed away, please respect the deceased; 2. This book was published in 2009, and many of its passages were borrowed from subsequent books. Please do not think it is old-fashioned; 3. This book is the first article about the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The author has done a thorough research on that period of history, and finally defeated the powerful enemy in the north. Please read the book before criticizing; 4. I personally ended my DINK life. The biggest reason was that I suddenly wanted to have a child of my own after reading the description of children in Sanchi's book. Thank you, Sanchi. May you be well in heaven.

I didn't know about the Three Idiots until I read historical literature recently. I can't say I know much about it. However, I saw someone commenting on Zhihu. The most impressive thing was that in a discussion about Qian Zhongshu's Guan Zhui Chapter, he mentioned that his "Shangpin Hanshi" actually included the "Plain Talk" of "Guan Zhui Chapter", as well as royal entertainment, fighting insects, cockfighting, gambling, chess, tea, and music. I don't know how many materials he read before he could write it. Looking at the online writers now, which one has this level? Who has this knowledge? Who has so much free time to quote scriptures? This man has passed away, and since the Qingming Festival, we can only pay homage to Master Sanchi. I wish I could read his book earlier.

This is my favorite book that I have ever read besides The Best Young Master. I hope the author can keep up the good work. Although the word count is not that many, I still couldn't help but read it all at once. The author continues, come on!

As a loyal supporter of Third Boss, and as someone who has always regarded Third Boss as a mentor and helpful friend, I only found out about the disease several months after Third Boss was diagnosed. I am really ashamed! As a man, I burst into tears after hearing about the third boss's illness. This was the first time in many years that I shed tears for a man. Although the third boss and I have not yet met, I have always regarded him as a role model... Hey! Thousands of words are lingering in my heart but I don't know where to start! Although this book has been completed for a long time, readers who pass by the book review area must be disappointed, but I still post here. If you read this book and think it is good, please pray for the author and don't say any negative words. After all, the author is still undergoing conservative treatment. Even if there is only one chance in ten million, then I believe that the third boss is one of those tens of millions of people and will definitely be able to create a miracle. Come on, boss three! You will definitely be blessed by God, defeat the disease, and create miracles!

When I first started reading the paid chapters, I thought the heroine was decided, and I was quite happy. Lu Weirui was very cute, but after a few chapters, Xie Daoyun appeared disguised as a man. I took a look at the book review section, but I didn't expect that this book also has multiple female protagonists. Forget it... I think it is impossible for a man who truly respects women to choose to have a harem because he cares about the other person's feelings and is unwilling to let the other person be sad. No matter which feudal era, there are couples who live together and fly together and are deeply in love. People who are single-minded are single-minded wherever they go.

This book is very good, but is it not worth waiting five years for Lu Weirui? What awaits is the shame of sleeping with three people in the wedding night; what awaits is the inner torment of sharing a husband with three other women; what awaits is the pain of living apart in two places for many years, while the husband sleeps with his concubine every day; what awaits is the unwillingness to divide the family property among the children born to several other women. Why bother? The author said that after marriage, Lu Weirui believed that love turned into family affection, so she could accept four women serving one husband together. The author does not understand women, nor does he understand human nature. Throughout the ages, no woman is willing to share her husband. Especially women who are rich, status and educated are even more unwilling to wrong themselves! Moreover, in the book, Lu Weirui's father and another noble nobleman (who didn't want to make his wife sad) didn't have concubines either! What is even more incomprehensible is Cao Zhi's mother and sister-in-law. They have never shared a husband with another woman in their lives, and their husbands have not taken concubines. But he forced Cao Zhi to accept Xiaochan. It's simply unreasonable. Xiaochan is not welcome, but there is no shortage of loyal maids to take care of her daily life! In order to take good care of the maid, Ganqing had to sleep with the maid. It's simply unreasonable.

Character comments: Xie Daoyun: As a historical figure, many people's only impression of her may have been the sentence "Not like catkins blowing in the wind", which was pale and weak, but in this book, she came to life completely. Some people may think that Xie Daoyun fell in love with Chen Caozhi just because of Chen Caozhi's talents and appearance. I think this is wrong. At the beginning, when Xie Daoyun rushed to Liubaili to listen to the flute, Xie Daoyun really wanted to get close to Chen Caozhi because of his talent. It was still the same when she disguised herself as a man and studied with Chen Caozhi, but when she and Chen Caozhi During the talent competitions, debates, and contests again and again, Xie Daoyun had actually fallen in love, but she didn't know it. When she bid farewell to Chen Caozhi and frankly revealed her identity as a woman, she had actually fallen deeply in love with Chen Caozhi. Some people will give the example of her refusal to marry through debate, which actually proves that Xie Daoyun fell in love with Chen Caozhi simply because of his talent. But I think Chen Caozhi's talent is just the inducement and starting point. More importantly, she got to know Chen Caozhi during the process of contacting Chen Caozhi, so she fell in love with him. What she liked was Caozhi's talent, his character, Cao Zhi, and Chen Caozhi's talent. It was just a bridge between the two of them. Because of their talent, the two had many common topics, and they could get along more harmoniously. As for why she refuses marriage by debating, it is very simple. Xie Daoyun also grew up in the circle of aristocratic families. She has a general understanding of the talents of other people of her generation, and therefore has a general grasp. During the long-term debate with Chen Caozhi, her strength has greatly improved. She is confident that no one can refute her alone. This is her strongest ability. If she does not refuse marriage by debating, how can she refuse marriage by riding horses, archery and gladiatorial combat. And even if she refuses marriage through debate, I'm afraid it's just Xie Daoyun's helpless move. If she doesn't choose to debate, firstly, debate is popular at that time, so people won't think that she is intentional. And because she met Chen Caozhi, she argued and refused to marry. Just as Lu Weirui said to her parents, if she had not met Chen Caozhi, then the family would have arranged a marriage for her. Even if she was unwilling, she would agree for the sake of the family. But now that she has met Chen Caozhi and fallen in love with him, how can she force herself to marry someone else that she doesn't even know! He fell in love with Chen Caozhi and would never change his mind even if he died. Xie Daoyun is very strong. As her third aunt said, she is both proud and cowardly. In terms of talent, she is proud, but in terms of love, she has never dared to face her heart. She and Lu Weirui met Chen Caozhi within a few days of each other, met him, got along with him, and at the same time silently fell in love with Chen Caozhi. She and Weirui did not say who was the third party. It was precisely because of the third aunt's words that if you like it, you should be brave enough to fight for it, so she was willing to disguise herself as a man and enter the Xifu to live with Chen Caozhi. In fact, at this time, she already vaguely knew that she had fallen in love with Chen Caozhi, but on the one hand, she was unwilling to face it. She didn't want Chen Caozhi to let her go. Cao was embarrassed and didn't want to ruin the love between Chen Caozhi and Lu Weirui, so he never made it clear until Chen Cao came to take care of her when she was seriously ill. Lu Weirui also expressed his willingness to help her. In addition, Chen Caozhi confessed that he also liked Xie Daoyun, and then he really faced her love. As for saying she is aloof, that is just a disguise when she disguises herself as a man. Otherwise, after being with others for a long time, she will inevitably be recognized by others. Even if she is aloof, she will almost be recognized by Ran Sheng, Run'er, and Ding's sister-in-law. If she does not show an attitude and temperament that rejects others, once the secret is revealed, the Xie family's reputation will be damaged. On the one hand, it will no longer be possible to work with Chen Caozhi. She is a talented and resourceful woman who is a bright star in the history of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It is really good to have a happy ending in the book. Lu Weirui is soft on the outside and strong on the inside, while Xie Daoyun is tough on the outside and soft on the inside. Both images are neither good nor bad, both are very good Murong Qinchen: There are less descriptions of this woman's three idiots, and Chen Caozhi accepted her too quickly, which is a big pity But even so, her image is very vivid, she dares to love and hate, brave and fragile. Facing Chen Caozhi's return to Jiankang, she dared to chase her to the riverside and said that she would definitely let Chen Caozhi be with her. When she met Chen Caozhi again, she said that Caozhi had lied to her and failed to abide by the agreement. Such a princess has a vivid and distinctive character Some people accused her of subjugating her country. Although she is dead, she is not sad, but I want to ask, how old is she? Who has instilled in her the hatred of the country and the family since she was a child, and her parents and family are all there, why should she hate it? The Yan country was not destroyed because of her, why should she bear the responsibility of subjugating the country and the mission of restoring the country? Furthermore, she heard with her own ears that the Queen Mother of Dayan and her father wanted to exchange her for status and use her as a bargaining chip, which basically cut off her bond with Dayan. Where did she get the hatred of the country and the family. Lonely and helpless, she stayed with Chen Caozhi, whom she already liked and whom she knew as a person. Chen Caozhi, who had caused this situation, felt guilty towards Qin Chen. Isn't it normal for the two of them to get along and fall in love in the end? She felt that the two fell in love too abruptly, maybe because the three idiots ended it too hastily and didn't have enough foreshadowing. And if Chen Caozhi wants to secure his position as the ruling leader of the north, it is logical for him to accept Murong Qinchen, the Princess of Yan. Xiaochan: Although there is not much description of Xiaochan in the full text, her love for Chen Caozhi can be seen from every bit of it She is willing to wait for nearly ten years for Chen Caozhi. The most impressive thing is that Chen Caozhi's feet were very cold because her shoes were wet, and Xiaochan directly hugged Chen Caozhi's Holding his feet in her arms to warm him, she would also worry about Cao Zhi's daily life when he goes far away without her It's really too warm Chen Caozhi's wives and concubines, Xie Daoyun is in charge of foreign affairs, Lu Weirui is in charge of the family, Murong Qinchen may be in charge of military affairs in the future, and Xiaochan may be in charge of their daily lives. The same will be true for their sons and daughters in the future. Chen Caozhi, who has a large number of soldiers, can stand on his own feet in minutes as long as the world situation is not in the right direction, and rule for the Jin Dynasty Sima Daofu: What do you say about this woman? She is too simple, whether in history or in the book, in the end They all ended in tragedy, but in history it was the tragedy of her, Wang Xianzhi, and the Xi family. In this book, it is the tragedy of her alone. And people may hate her very much. After all, if Chen Caozhi had not been in a prominent position and had a heavy army, it might have been the same tragedy as Wang Xianzhi in history. But looking at Sima Daofu in this book, although he still wanted to marry Chen Caozhi, he never really caused any trouble to Chen Caozhi. Every time when others were around, he always took the overall situation into consideration and did not scream to let everyone know it. After finally knowing that there was no hope of marrying Chen Caozhi, he did not bother anymore and chose She became a monk (Daofu became a monk, I think on the one hand she didn't want to wrong herself and be together with Huan Wen's second son, a idiot, and on the other hand she wanted to comfort herself and give herself a spiritual sustenance for reincarnation in the next life) But she still loves Chen Caozhi, like a modern fanatical star chaser, although this behavior is very annoying. Daofu is actually very similar to Ran Sheng, another unrequited love in this book. They are both madly in love with the person they love, but Daofu is never willing to let go, while Ran Sheng buries this love deep in his heart. In fact, I think Daofu, both in history and in this book, is very sad Because she was born in the royal family, she did not have the absolute power to choose her own love at the beginning, and she did not have many opportunities to contact outsiders. What should she do? She could only contact the well-known talents in the world. But these talents, before she could decide who to marry, basically got married, and the family was different, and the rest were basically ruined (after all, the pressure from the clan was there) Well, not everyone is Xie Daoyun and Lu Weirui) If you don't want to wrong yourself, you can only wrong others, and the result is a tragedy that no one can win In addition, her father has no opinion, everyone can bully her, and no one can establish a correct view of love, values, and the royal family's environment. If you don't fight for what you like, you will lose it. That's why Daofu has this character of wanting to fight and not giving up until she gets it. This is the tragedy of her being in the royal family and cannot be avoided. But Daofu in the book, in such a royal family, still maintains his innocence, has no scheming, and speaks out if he likes it. Before getting married, he finds a way to run to Chen Caozhi and says: "You wait, I will marry you." In my eyes, Sima Daofu is, to put it bluntly, a child who has not grown up. He says what he likes, and does not hide it. The same is true if he does not like it. He has no scheming. If he likes it, he fights for it. Perhaps it was not until the end of the book that Sima Daofu matured a little. If there is no destiny in this life, then there will be another life. Perhaps as Sima Daofu said, if I met you before them, I would definitely pester you to marry me. Sima Daofu pinned this on the afterlife, and if Chen Caozhi met Sima Daofu first at the beginning of the book, would the ending be different (of course, Sima Daofu's royal status determines that Impossible, but if it were a different identity, would Chen Caozhi refuse? ) Li Jingshu: The only other annoying characters in this book are Lu Shi and his son, Huan Xi, Sima Yi and his dog minions. To be honest, people like Li Jingshu are simply a lunatic who wants to restore the country because she has ruined her country and her family. In order to restore the country and take revenge, she is really crazy and tries every means to drag people down. Chen Caozhi needed to express her feelings to Huan Wen many times, and because of her she aggravated Huan Xi's resentment towards Chen Caozhi, and because she almost caused a thorn in Chen Caozhi and his beloved, a rift appeared in their love, let alone the extravagant thought of marrying both of them. Such a madman could achieve good results in the end. This is something I never expected. Maybe as Huan Wen's widow, Chen Caozhi is not easy to take action, and he is also afraid that Li Jingshu will cause trouble again. But why should Huan Xuan and his sons be taught together? On the one hand, he wanted to reform Huan Xuan, but he put his son and Huan Xuan together to teach, and Huan Xuan was also related to his daughter. If Huan Xuan really got it wrong, he would eventually rebel, because he was studying under Chen Caozhi, so he was digging a hole for himself, and if he had another daughter, it would be even worse. Logically speaking, teaching Huan Xuan is not as good as teaching Liu Yu, at least he is a potential stock). Anyway, although I sympathize with this Li Jingshu, I really don't have any good impressions at all. Run'er and Ran Sheng: Actually, my feeling is that Ran Sheng has liked Run'er from the beginning, but Run'er may have the most affection and friendship for Ran Sheng. After all, Run'er had too few friends with whom he could communicate and play when he was young (maybe Run'er was still a little bit older) However, as Ran Sheng left Run'er for a long time, the teaching time gradually faded in Run'er's memory. This can be seen from Run'er's letter to Chen Caozhi. At the beginning, Run'er mentioned Ran Sheng in the letter, but later, he gradually stopped mentioning it. So it can be inferred that Run'er did have feelings for Ran Sheng, but it was just family and friendship, without any feelings of love. There are no details in the book to support that Run'er was in love with Ran Sheng (at least in love) As for Ran Sheng, when Run'er was first naturalized, Ran Sheng felt that it was inappropriate to arrange his identity as Chen Caozhi's clan brother. Yes, it might make him farther away from Run'er, but in front of Chen Caozhi, he didn't say or express it. Later Ran Sheng told Chen Caozhi that he liked Run'er, and Chen Caozhi also told Ran Sheng his attitude. As long as Run'er accepted him, he could allow Run'er to ride a boat with him on the sea, fly far away, remain anonymous, and let him tell Run'er himself. He hesitated for a long time but still didn't go. Although it is possible that Ran Sheng did not want Run'er to live a miserable and uncomfortable life in the second half of his life, Ran Sheng never revealed his feelings for Run'er to Run'er from the beginning to the end. Except for the few times when Run'er disliked his prickly beard and shaved him a few times (Run'er may have mistakenly thought that Ran Sheng, a student, was just listening to the teacher), there was no more, and in the end Ran Sheng stopped shaving. In the final analysis, Ran Sheng fell into unrequited love but did not even end up with it. He himself is also responsible. He is an emotional coward. It is strange that he can finally become a couple with Run'er Ran Sheng, his image and Xiang Yu It's very similar to when he was an enemy of the country and his family when he was young, but his relatives asked him to learn the art of war. He didn't like to learn it. He liked to dance with guns and sticks all day long, lifting stones to challenge Xiang Yu, the overlord, and lifting cauldrons. If he hadn't met Chen Caozhi and Run'er, he might still not be able to read the book. Xiang Yu is indecisive when it comes to the distribution of power, and Ran Sheng is indecisive when it comes to love, which really feels a bit self-inflicted. Ran Sheng is a man who can be an aggressive general, but he can be a Confucian general and talk about truth. By the end of this book, he is still a little reluctant. Let's talk about Runer's views on mate selection again. The images of Chen Qingzhi and Chen Caozhi are too dazzling, especially Chen Caozhi, which is directly the upper limit of Runer's mate selection standards. (It makes sense why some people think that Runer has an Electra plot. It's not good or bad at all. Chen Qingzhi has too little weight in Runer's memory.) Runer uses Chen Caozhi as a template to choose a mate. There is no hope at all and settles for the second best. As a result, Chen Caozhi's height is too high, and in the end he can only reluctantly agree. Wang Jialang's proposal can be regarded as a short man's best (and Wang Jialang is more ordinary in appearance, and he still has some talents and learning, but he is not as knowledgeable as Run'er Caozhi. After all, he is also a figure who will leave his name in history) When I started reading the reviews of this book, someone said that there were a lot of knives in this book, but I read it with trepidation. To be honest, this book only has twists and turns but no knives. Ran Sheng and Sima Daofu are really not knives. . !! Finally, to sum up, the book "The Superior Hanshi" can be regarded as opening up a new direction for historical time travel literature. It is not as flawless as some people boast, and it also has shortcomings. It started too hastily from the Northern Expedition, which ultimately makes people regret it. But the faults do not hide the faults, and the level of this book is such that perhaps even fifty years from now there will not be another masterpiece like this. The world of online literature may be splendid or magnificent, and may appear in various forms, but if there is any book that can make a person lie in a rocking chair on a cool afternoon, take a sip of tea from time to time, then put it aside, stretch out his finger to turn another page, read quietly for a while, then close his eyes and slowly think about it and immerse himself in it, I recommend this book first. The story may not be truly full of ups and downs, nor can it make people's hearts and blood surge. However, it may help you calm down after taking a look at it when you are upset; it may not be the scorching sun of the Internet world, but it is definitely a rare spiritual haven in the Internet world. Here, you may appreciate the free and unrestrained literati of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, or you may appreciate the talents of a generation of talented women, you may also appreciate Master Ge Xuan's efforts to help the world and love the people, Gu Kaizhi's late-night poems, Ran Sheng's "Wonderful" congratulations... Reading this book, you will slowly walk through the Eastern Jin Dynasty with Chen Caozhi. A long history, in which you will see familiar names come alive in your field of vision, talk to you, debate with you, and swim with you... The artistic conception in this book can only be silent and concentrated. Only after reading it personally can you understand the samadhi in it. I hope you will read it together.

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The book "The Poor Man" is naturally excellent, and it ranks among the best among the novels I have read. The author, The Three Idiots of Thieves, has passed away. It is really a pity that there is no holiday. Specifically, what makes this book so good? The chapter names are quite sophisticated. The major chapters are Mysterious Heart, Deep Affection, Wonderful Appreciation, Insight, Hypocrisy, and Essay. If I remember correctly, the first four are from Mr. Feng Youlan's summary of the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, which can be said to be quite careless. There are too many sub-chapter titles, so here are a few examples. 1. The one who seeks hermit is not found This was originally a work by Jia Dao, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It is used in this book to tell the story of the protagonist's search for Ge Hong, who happened to be on the mountain to collect medicine. Combined with Ge Hong's identity, it seems to be a perfect fit. 2. The spring breeze turns green on the south bank of the river This was originally a work by King Jinggong of the Song Dynasty. In this book, the protagonist helps Huan Wen to destroy Yan and stayed in Hebei. In late spring in March, grass grows in the south of the Yangtze River, there are mixed peanut trees, and flocks of orioles fly around. Then he misses his relatives in Jiangnan. There are also some unique chapter names, such as how to travel without holding a candle, walking free and easy like a spring outing, listening to the sound of playing chess on a moonlit night, a young man with a feather-clad Taoist crown, shakuhachi flute in the drizzle on a spring night, who is the master of the mandarin duck spectrum, beauty like a flower separated by clouds, green trees in the shade of the long summer, for whom the wind and dew stand at midnight... The list goes on. The writing is smooth and the text is clear. Although it is an online novel, there is no redundant text and it looks very concise. The atmosphere of the time is revealed between the lines. There are actually quite big differences in the history of different eras. For example, the Han Dynasty was a mature and relatively simple dynasty; the Tang Dynasty was a rich and colorful dynasty that was relatively gorgeous; the Song Dynasty was a gentle and relatively graceful dynasty. So what is the characteristic of the Eastern Jin Dynasty? It is actually the word "Qing". The aristocrats of the Eastern Jin Dynasty were in power and advocated a series of qualities such as nobility, leisure, and simplicity. Grasping the characteristics of this era is actually half the success of the work. The historical writing formulas that many people criticize are applicable to that dynasty. In fact, they fail to grasp the context of the times. In my opinion, the book "High-grade Poor Scholar" captures this key. If a book wants to impress readers, of course it must create good characters. Most of the characters in "The Cold Scholar" have historical prototypes, so there are three impressions of the character in "The Cold Scholar", the character recorded in the history books, and the character in the readers' minds. This aspect is also quite consistent. Give a few chestnuts. 1. Xie Daoyun This is a famous talented woman in Chinese history, a socialite in Shishuo Xinyu, the daughter of the Xie family and the wife of the Wang family. They have impeccable backgrounds and are talented at the same time. When she was a child, she was as talented as a catkin blowing in the wind. Even Xie Xuan, who later won the Battle of Feishui, was obedient to this sister. Later, unfortunately, she married Wang Ningzhi, who was also the great Bo Ningzhi. Helping Xiao Lang and Wang Xianzhi to talk reflects that she is good at talking. In her later years, in the face of Sun En's uprising, the entire Eastern Jin Dynasty's top brass was in ruins, but she had no fear. This is a man of forest character. And Xie Daoyun in "The Poor Scholar" is also very talented and beautiful. She disguises herself as a man to study and even become an official. This is also a reflection of the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Especially Xie

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