Brocade-Clad by Night

I'm ashamed to say that I finished reading "Night Walk in Jinyi" a long time ago, but I recently read it a few times before writing this review. I personally think that the male protagonist is one of the most successful gamblers created in the Qidian Historical District. The cool thing about this book is that the male protagonist gambles in various ways. Win, win, win in the game: First of all, it is reflected in the first half of the book when the male protagonist joins Zhu Di to participate in the Jingnan War. Because the male protagonist is a time traveler, the male protagonist's bet on Zhu Di is a 100% win (the most impressive thing is the bet the male protagonist designed for King Ning when he went to borrow troops from King Ning), but the male protagonist The former boss Luo Kedi did not know However, Luo Kedi, as one of the most outstanding Jinyiwei commanders, immediately set up a round after losing to the male protagonist This is more interesting in the early stage; Look at the later stage Except for the layout in the Northeast region, that is, the plot of the male protagonists returning to Xinjiang and Central Asia. When writing these plots, Yue Guan checked a lot of Xinjiang and Central Asia historical materials. For example, in the General History of Central Asia, the eldest son of the lame Timur Timur's third son, Harry, once married a female slave. As a wife, there is also a gambler character that impressed me deeply in this plot - Dumb. The male protagonist met the frontman of Timur's army at the border of Gansu and Xinjiang. Because a thousand border families whom the male protagonist had punished had a grudge, they betrayed the male protagonist's army. The hero was defeated in a foreign land where he was unfamiliar with the border. Fortunately, the hero met a Muslim Mongolian businessman from the Western Regions whom he had talked with at the wedding banquet of the son of the commander Song Sheng of Ganliang and Princess Zhu Di. I bet that this man did not dare to reveal his identity. Successfully relied on the sponsorship of this person to disguise himself as a wealthy Han businessman, and also had Adai as a guide First of all, let me correct the statement that "Sogdiana" is a country/ethnicity. "Sogdonia" was the Central Asian name for civilian traders at that time. Transliteration, that's why the Central Plains has the stereotype that "Sogdians" are good at doing business. Of course, Central Asia was once a prosperous transit station on the overland Silk Road, so business was developed and there were all kinds of gamblers Adai found out through just a few conversations. The male protagonist is here to explore the road and has great connections with the Central Plains. Dumb is also a smart man. He is very sad about the male protagonist's behavior of "blindly buying worthless slaves" (disguising himself) The male protagonist did find the lost Dai Meng in the slave market. The cronies and maids mingled with the local upper-class social circle, as well as the mysterious Central Asian rich man Harry. The male protagonist immediately found out that Harry was the grandson of Emperor Timur and the vanguard of the army. He instructed his adopted daughter Tang Saier to perform magic tricks on Harry's beloved wife to induce her to believe in "divine revelation". Unfortunately, The male protagonist was still recognized by one of Timur's spies and was imprisoned, but as an excellent gambler, the male protagonist analyzed that Harry was framed by other descendants of Timur to lose military power, and set up a bet that Harry Sultan was unwilling to lose power At this time, the male protagonist chose Choosing to give Harry a strong dose of medicine, Dumb asked Dumb to write the words "You will become king when you return to Samarkand". Tang Saier used this "oracle" to perform the last trick. Harry Sultan began to think about the male protagonist's suggestion that if Timur dies before the army reacts, Returning to the possibility of succeeding to the throne of Samarkand, according to Central Asian historical data, Harry Sultan was indeed recommended by the Eastern Expedition Army to return to Samarkand to seize the throne after Timur's sudden death. Therefore, Harry Sultan in this article also agreed to the male protagonist's proposal - but he needed the male protagonist to assassinate Tiemu. Mu'er, and the male protagonist also needs to deal with the only one who is worried about the knowledge of Ah-Dai A-Dai in prison chose to write that line to the male protagonist because he believed that the male protagonist was a big shot, and he knew that he could get out of prison. The possibility is very slim. After the male protagonist verified his conjecture (business for the country), Ah-Dai died proudly, but Ah-Dai was not at a loss, because the male protagonist will assassinate Timur after that. If he loses, the male protagonist will live a few more days than Ah-Dai. If he wins, then Ah-Dai will be finished. It became the biggest business in his life However, the male protagonist has a precognitive advantage as a time traveler, so he had no problem mobilizing gamblers to win and learn before the war, but A-Dai did not, so A-Dai was more like a gambler that would appear in Central Asia than the male protagonist.

This book kills all the novels written by these garbage authors. There is nothing wrong with it. It is just that some details are not handled well. Zhu Yuanzhang died too quickly. And the relaxing plot in the front is basically gone. As soon as one thing is finished, the next thing is immediately followed. The pace is too fast.

It's not good-looking. The main character's character is nothing. Even if he dies once, he won't be remembered for long.

There are serious missing chapters, so read with caution.

The characters created by Yueguan are great. The heroine and the supporting characters all have their own characteristics and are all distinct people. Those who call me a stallion harem should take a good look at the characters created by Yueguan. There are also historical novels where three wives and four concubines are normal. Those who boycott the harem should also be realistic.

Yue Guan's books are very good, Night Walk in Brocade, Lotus Growing at Every Step, Xiaoyaoyou, Emperor of the Night, Drunken Sleeping in the Country, and Return to the Ming Dynasty are all good. The current historical system writing is really funny. Traveling through history has a system that is crazy and crazy. . None of the current books are interesting, and the names are weird. Only the historical time travel between Lao Wang and Qiyue is interesting.

My personal opinion on this book This book is not as good as Hui Ming in my mind, but I think this book is better written than Hui Ming. First, Yang Xu could only make limited changes in many major events, because he was just a prince and a minister, unlike Yang Ling who was really no different from a regent in the end. Second, the Zhu Di in this book doesn't feel like a character in a novel, but a real Emperor Chengzu in history, who is described far above the little emperor Zhengde. Three, harem, I am a harem party, but I don't like the kind of unrestrained harem. The early and middle stages of Hui Ming Twelve Hairpins are okay, but the later stages are really too hasty, but this book is different, even Xiaoying, Qiaoyun, and Siren Jeanne have all laid the groundwork. Fourth, time span, the time span of Huiming seems to be no more than five years (I didn't pay attention to whether there was any record later) Yang Ling carried out an earth-shaking reform in such a short period of time, which was too hasty; this book is different. Yang Xu spent more than ten years, and was not in a hurry, but looked to the future, which gave me a feeling that it was really feasible. ps, I really think this kind of book is better written without becoming the emperor, because there is a saying that "the butt determines the head." When a time traveler truly becomes the emperor, does he really dare to carry out the series of major reforms that are chaotic in the contemporary era and have great achievements in the future? Will he become like those emperors in history? Although he is a time traveler, he will be the emperor when he sits on the throne!

Why are there so many sunspots after Yue Guan left the starting point a few years ago? What are those people afraid of? 😅

It seems that tomorrow's shoes will have no laces! Chapter 54 will be out

I can't stand watching it anymore. The writing is very good and the characters are well created. However, in order to create a thrilling sense of ups and downs and to force the story line together, some links are too blunt and intellectually depressing, and some places are simply unreasonable. It is too far-fetched to maintain the rationality of the story. It is too poisonous. Summary, suitable for novices, old bookworms can't stand it anymore

Damn it, when they go out to do business, they can still take a long-distance bus or a shuttle train. Brother, this is the ancient Ming Dynasty.

What's amazing is that books written a few years or even more than ten years ago are now being read out and scolded, and there are also a lot of people who are looking for trouble and are not allowed to leave the harem in the history department. Not only this book, but after looking through old books, I found that this is the case with many others.

I saw more than 500 pictures, and all the heroines had several copies in series to achieve success. As for Xiao Di, who was the first to arrive, she only had a role in the small copy at the beginning, and the rest of the time she was completely sidelined. What makes me most intolerable is that when Xiaodi and the protagonist achieve success, there is only one sentence: "Xiaodi has fulfilled his wish and became Xia Xun's concubine." Is it a brushstroke? What does the author mean? Why don't you just delete this character?

Um, why are you spraying so much? . . . Aren't fictional historical novels generally about harems? . Why spray this.

I didn't notice it before when I read the book, but now I noticed that the protagonists, including the people around them, all call each other by their full names and surnames, which is both rude and uneducated, and it's very dramatic. Normal people, except mud-legged ones, should have cousins ​​and call each other cousins ​​when they grow up.

The plot is too torn between the front and back, and it is a pity that the precious tension created earlier and the reader's sense of involvement are lost by forcing the focus on chasing the girl.

I don't like this protagonist very much, and I don't understand why he wants to help Zhu Di. Wouldn't it be easier to directly help Jianwen? Moreover, the history after Zhu Di is obvious. Later, when the Qing troops entered the customs, changing the history might be able to reverse this situation...

Why does every woman come out looking beautiful?

To be honest, the book is good, the front part is very interesting, the writing is delicate, and the plot is compact. But more than fifty chapters in, the man who asked his woman to pretend to be caught in a thief's den to solve the case was really poisonous. Does the author have any brains?

What the hell, just a few chapters missing here and a few chapters missing there, just to give consumers this kind of service! ?

Second brush, a history book I like very much, recommended

While flipping through the history book, the author added some short stories, picked up a dozen women, and the book was finished.

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Look at the time. What are you writing about the 11-year-old book now?

Jianwen has the courage to eliminate relatives and get rid of Lao Zhu's bad government, but it is a pity that the method is wrong and the ability is insufficient!

I just started reading it recently. It's really well written. It's much better than some of the high-ranking books now. It saved my book drought.

The plot is too slow and dragging, and I don't know where to write it for a while.

This historical text of the late Ming Dynasty, "Xi Ming Li Huo", writes about Sichuan's resistance to the Qing Dynasty in the Southern Ming Dynasty. The writing is good, the plot logic is online, it does not overwhelm your wits, and the details are true. There are no old time travel routines, and the golden finger is not big. The details of the war are solid, especially the details of war planning, army organization and equipment, battle plots, command, formation, marching and fighting are very realistic. The plot is roughly divided into two lines, one is to fight against the Qing Dynasty, and the other is to deal with the various warlords in Sichuan during the Southern Ming Dynasty. There are two female protagonists interspersed with the main line. In addition to war and conspiracy, there is also a harem. The heroines have their own characteristics, they are not paper characters. Finally, I wish the great god Bao Digui book a great success!

Well written, nothing else to say

Let's not talk about anything else, just the driving force in history that the author mentioned in his article: interests. The economic base determines the superstructure. Why did the Ming Dynasty prohibit sea operations in the first and middle periods of the Ming Dynasty? The only shining point was Zheng He's voyages to the West? The key is interest. Only interest can create a class or even a group. Reform without interest is only a matter for one person or even a few people. How can one person or even a few people fight against a class?