Back in the Ming Dynasty as a Talented Scholar
回到大明当才子
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 6y ago
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In short
In short, Young Master Zhang is indeed a very rare and good person, a true gentleman, and definitely a moral exemplar of the Ming Dynasty! Of course, only mediocre people are not envied. No matter how good Zhang Da Shao Ye and Zhang Da Tan Hua are, there will always be a group of narrow-minded, psychologically abnormal, scheming, and ill-mannered scoundrels who will slander and defame him in every way. At least none of the Jurchens and bondservants can stand Zhang Da Shao Ye.
A talented scholar... He should have gone back to the Ming Dynasty to be a rogue, always acting high and mighty, always causing trouble, always acting like a big shot, and always offending people. I want to know how he survived to the end?
It seems the Ming Dynasty's imperial examination process was: first Xiucai (秀才), then Juren (举人), then Gongshi (贡士), and finally Jinshi (进士)! Why does the author's writing make it sound so unlike that?
At the end of the Ming Dynasty, it felt like Heaven had abandoned us Han people!
We finally found it! We finally found it! 😭😭😭 I read this novel when I was in school, and I loved it! I especially remember Xiong Hu; he was quite interesting. Old Xiong's words, "To achieve great merit, one must remain neither hot nor cold," cracked me up. I bought a pirated copy when I was in school, and after a long time, I even remembered the title of the book. Now I've finally found it.
This is the best time-travel novel in Chinese literature, bar none! Secondly: lowly soldiers; thirdly: the late Ming Dynasty! Be sure to read on patiently, or you're guaranteed to experience a series of thrilling moments. Even if you don't like it at the beginning, you have to persevere until the part about Shengjing. The clear purpose that everyone had seen through was achieved in Shengjing.
I don't understand why they insisted on finding Xiong Shan and rescuing Xiong Yanbi. They knew how deep the waters were, yet they still overestimated themselves. Weren't there many capable generals in the late Ming Dynasty? Lu Xiangshan, Sun Chuanting, Sun Chengzong, Hong Chengchou, Mao Wenlong, Man Gui, Cao Wenzhao, and Li Dingguo—weren't they all very capable?
It's terrifying to be uncultured. The chief prosecutor is the head of the procuratorate, not the president of the court. When I saw this, I lost all interest in reading further. What kind of nonsense is this?!
It was originally a good book, but that damned starting point ruined it beyond recognition.
Why does a talented person speak so filthyly? Are we 21st-century people uncultured?