The Country Is in Splendid Clothes

I finally finished reading it today. There are indeed some problems with the early setting, and the perspective is relatively narrow, but the choices and intrigues that follow are still well described. I give it four points for the plot, and four points for the writing. The layout is limited to official battles, which is not deep enough, but it is already outstanding in online novels. I can give it five points in this aspect. Overall, it is quite good. It is worth reading and you can learn something.

Many people have a misunderstanding, thinking that all Jin Yiwei wear flying fish suits. In fact, in the Ming Dynasty, flying fish suits were given to second-rank officials, similar to the Jiajing period when Zhang Jue, the commander of Jin Yiwei, was given flying fish suits.

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Just reading this book, I can see many Manchu and Qing customs, such as kneeling at every turn. Although the Ming Dynasty followed some of the habits of the Yuan Dynasty, it was not to the level of kneeling at every turn in the Qing Dynasty. Especially calling yourself a "slave" is even more unreliable. The following are relatively reliable statements found on the Internet: Although the word "slave" has a contemptuous connotation, it has a special position in the laws and regulations of the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty stipulated that when submitting a memorial to the emperor, if he was a Manchu minister, he should call himself a "slave"; if he was a Han minister, he should call himself a "chen". If Han Chen calls himself a "slave", it is considered a false claim. In the thirty-eighth year of Qianlong's reign (1773), Manchu Tianbao and Hanchen Ma Renlong jointly presented a memorial regarding the examination fraud case. Because Tianbao's name came first, they were called "Slave Tianbao and Ma Renlong" together. After Emperor Qianlong saw the memorial, he was very angry and rebuked Ma Renlong for pretending to be a "slave". Therefore, Emperor Qianlong made a stipulation: "Whenever the Manchu and Han ministers at home and abroad report official affairs, they will all be called 'Chen'". The purpose of this regulation is to prevent Han officials from being called "slaves". For this reason, they would rather have Manchu officials accommodate Han officials and call them "chen". During the Ming Dynasty, eunuchs were called "factory ministers" and "inner ministers", and ministers all called themselves "chen", and there was no title of slave.

A royal guard. A person who counts for nothing. In the end, he plotted to usurp the throne. The premise is still the emperor, trust him and have a family. I didn't do anything wrong to him, and gave him glory and wealth. He was granted the title of King with a different surname. What I got in exchange was this.

What a contradiction in writing. It also says that Tianjin Tixing Qianhu is so fat and that several groups of people are fighting for it, but it also says that it is actually not as good as a beggar.

After time travel, as a royal guard, he actually relied on fast food to carry him on his lap and board the helicopter. How big is the author's imagination! How delicious is your braised pork! It's great to become a god chef and rule the country! By the way, how shabby was the Wanli Emperor? Did he eat pig feed every day in the palace? You dare to eat randomly outside! Could it be that he was even more miserable than Chongzhen? I've read Chapter 40 and I can't stand it anymore. The writing is pretty good. Please be patient and read a few more chapters.

I originally wrote something down, but I forgot about it as I wrote it down. In addition, the protagonist's personality is also inconsistent...

The author still slapped himself in the face, describing a lot of villains, the civil servant Qingliu wanted to suppress the protagonist, but Wanli didn't listen, and in the end the protagonist plotted to usurp the throne! Speechless!

I was also drunk when I saw the emperor teasing his confidants, and read more than 800 chapters in vain

In the Ming Dynasty, except for formal occasions, it was necessary to kneel down and worship the emperor. Normally I don't kneel down at all. Also, I had a good impression of this book. It's a pity that in the end, he still tried to usurp the throne.

After reading a piece, I recommend it to a ten-year-old bookworm: It's not worth getting into.

Can you explain how this thing appears in my booking record?

I read this book ten years ago, just a few years after I came into contact with online literature. This book left a deep impression on me, even though I don't even remember the plot. Recently I read Ming Dynasty 1566, and I suddenly remembered this book. I gave up after reading a few chapters. Fortunately, I read it when I was a novice. Now I can read the text of this book, but there is nothing else to recommend it. I also read the beginnings of several other books by the author. They are basically novice protagonists, a pure martial artist, who shouts and kills at every turn.

I honestly can't stand it anymore, it's too bland, time-traveling? Have elementary school students traveled through time? How about not wearing it, kneeling down and writing Manchu Qing?

After reading some, I feel that the protagonist's brain is not working well

This book is not bad, and there are actually quite a lot of blind people out there. If you have the ability, write your own book and read it.

The author's article is well written. He just doesn't understand military affairs at all. I don't even know how to build a ship. It takes less than 20 years to build a single Western-style ship. Keel wood needs to be shade-dried for more than 15 years. The mast needs oiling for more than 18 years! This is the minimum requirement.

This book is just like that, it's best not to read it

It's good, but the ending is a bit rushed

After reading the first few chapters, I really couldn't stand it. The writing was not intelligent at all, and the twist seemed to be foreshadowed, but it was unacceptable that the old man who was the janitor turned out to be a master. Maybe it's not written like this later, but I think so, bad review

Just read and enjoy the pictures. Don't worry about this or that. As long as the plot is exciting enough, you should give it a big thumbs up.

[The big boss's ten thousand orders! Using precious land to promote his own work "Xie Ming"! The book has a million words. Readers, if you have free time, you are welcome to take a look! Introduction: At the end of the Ming Dynasty, on the eve of Li Zicheng's invasion of Beijing... The guerrilla general Xiao Jingchuan of the Shenji Camp in Beijing fled with the prince! Go all the way into the mountains and forests, pass through the south of Ji, recruit troops and horses, and go south to ascend the throne! But there are slaves from outside entering the pass, and the rogue bandits are in trouble! The four towns in the north of the Yangtze River cannot be defeated internally. The DPRK and Chinese parties are fighting against each other, and internal strife will continue! How to break the chaos in the late Ming Dynasty? The Ming Dynasty is exhausted, don't be afraid! The winner can also be someone else!

Some of the ideas are really idiotic. When you read Chapter 49, what you traveled through time is to be different. Why do you have to remind yourself to fit in with the times and pay attention after showing that you are different? What earth-shattering things have you done at the age of thirteen need stupid cover-ups? Even if you really do amazing things, haven't you heard of immortals descending to the earth? Can writing about immortals with useless thinking still be called a cool article? Are you worthy of time travel? Having said that, this book is still readable so far. It's not like reading Tang Brick before. You have to read a chapter or two like an alcoholic and don't read it. After reading twenty or thirty chapters of Tang Brick, it's so cheap that it's not even worth complaining about. Even such rags can be praised, huh...

The editor is the same as Angry Youth + Stroke

The story line written by the author is quite good. It also depicts the change in the role of an emperor. His methods and brains are a little immature, but he is not as smart as the ministers. It expresses the human complexity of many characters, but the depth of the complexity needs to be improved, and the relationship between the characters needs to be designed. Overall, it is a good book with reasonable logic, compact story and reasonable twists.

I find that the current popularity of the novel Jin Yi Da Guo is too serious. You can also see from the comment section of this starting point. This novel often has no new comments for half a year or even a year. It is so popular that it has cooled down. The novel Jin Yi Dang Guo was so popular back then, and it was considered a hit online article at that time. Now its popularity has completely disappeared, and no one has mentioned it at all. I've been browsing various major novel forums recently, and I've found that no one is discussing the plot of the novel Jinyi Dangguo on the Internet. There are almost no mentions of this novel. This novel has been completely buried in the history and no one has mentioned it at all. . . Is it that exaggerated? Has it only been ten years since Jin Yi ruled the country? The popularity back then has completely disappeared? This novel is almost buried in the history? I thought Jinyi Reigned to be a popular online novel back then, but I didn't expect that its popularity is so low now. . . . I thought that the popularity of this novel would last for decades, but I didn't expect that its popularity would completely cool down ten years after it was finished.

This book is actually very bad in terms of history, with a lot of common sense errors, but it does a great job in creating a sense of excitement. No matter how depressing the plot is, the protagonist can be so domineering and fight his way out, which is really cool.

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