The Yi Cauldron

Every time I am short of books, two words will appear in my mind, Yi Ding,,,, alas, I have been reading online articles for 7 years, only Yi Ding and my heart,

Reading Jing Keshou's article, even if it is an old book, it really echoes the sentence of being timeless, and I feel that the author has really read history thoroughly. The writing style has an ancient charm, but is also easy to understand, unlike some historical novels that are either full of vernacular and boring to read, or full of ancient texts that are obscure and difficult to understand.

Seeking luck and historical hegemony! ! A better written article about seeking luck and luck in historical hegemony! ! Better writing

To be honest, I really think this book written by Yi Ding, the leader, is really good! It's really amazing. I've read it six or seven times. Even today, more than ten years later, I think it's still quite compelling and makes you want to watch it. There's nothing special about the whole story, and it's very satisfying to read. It's a rare masterpiece. As a writer, I have read at least four to five hundred novels so far, including heaven-defying novels, urban novels, romance novels, and all kinds of starting-point novel routines. But I still feel that this book by the leader can still stand up in today's era when the routines are overused!

I used to think that Yi Ding would lay the foundation of a genre like Infinite Horror and then carry it forward. Unexpectedly, it would reach its peak at the beginning.

The biggest flaw in the theory of luck is accidents. The world is full of accidents. Emperors and generals who are at the peak of their talents may die of minor accidents or illness. Although there are explanations for this in the theory of luck, they are all afterthoughts or drawing targets based on bullet holes. In the classical civilization era, when technology was underdeveloped, there were too many unexpected natural disasters and diseases, and blue and purple luck could be killed if not careful. The theory of luck is essentially a hindsight theory, which analyzes all aspects of a person's success after he succeeds, and analyzes all aspects of the reasons after failure. However, this theory of luck before the event is completed is not valid, because the future is uncertain, and only after the coffin is finalized can the context of the matter be analyzed in detail.

In fact, to put it bluntly, Jing Keshou was still in the middle school for the purpose of studying physical education and Western medicine. This method had been proven to be a dead end more than a hundred years ago. The ending was nothing more than another feudal reincarnation, and he was trapped and died in another Malthusian trap. Therefore, it is not without reason that Jing Keshou became worse as he became more promiscuous.

The most annoying thing about this book is the theory of luck. If your luck is full, you can recruit people. If your luck is empty, you can't recruit people. I don't understand. What's the use of eloquence?

The leader's book Yiding and Humanity Heaven is basically preaching. If you have to worry about the details of firecrackers, grenades, and wars, you will fall behind. The leader does have this problem, but he does read thoroughly and thoroughly. He can get to the essence of many places. Of course, no one is perfect. The leader himself has no political experience or military experience. This is a shortcoming in life. It is impossible to cover everything, and the principles he expounds cannot be without flaws and flaws. There are loopholes, so it depends on how you read it. I just re-read Zaizhi Tianxia recently. To be honest, there is a lot of political language in Zaizhi, and the conspiracy is also very brilliant. But compared with Yi Ding, I really feel that I am completely at a disadvantage. It combines destiny, monasticism, secular world, officialdom, royal family, and even gods, monsters and the underworld. It can also include so many private goods without being obtrusive. Few online writers can do it.

Especially the endings of the archenemies are really touching and sad Li Chengye, a hidden dragon, was restrained in every aspect and went to his death calmly on a rainy night. When he died, he was only a white body and not the master of the people, but he did not lose the pattern of a hidden dragon. The warlord Qian Qingfu used himself as a pawn to attack his superiors. He laughed and set himself on fire after the city was broken, and the image of a madman emerged vividly on the page. The pseudo-emperor Wei Yue, the protagonist's biggest enemy in the middle period, tyrannized and stole the country, forcing the last emperor to death. In the end, everyone betrayed their relatives and died at the hands of the palace people, which made people sigh. Zheng Guogong Liu Man had great ambitions but little talent. He had small plans but no big decisions. He refused the king's army and surrendered to the barbarians. In the end, he gave him wine and committed suicide. He was so frightened that he burst into tears and only made people laugh. Guo Wentong, King of Qin, had no weaker troops than the protagonist in the early stage. In the later stage, even if the protagonist attacked a county with the whole country, he did not surrender. He resisted until the last moment and calmly committed suicide. He was worthy of the name of a commander-in-chief. The prince Hurbo, who is brave and resourceful, is a real dragon in this world. He was almost killed by the protagonist when he first appeared. He broke an arrow and swore an oath but did not hate the protagonist. Just like he became friends with the protagonist in the previous life, he already possesses the most important thing in a human being: his temperament. The seven-day Universiade formed a "robbery" in Luoyang. It flourished and declined suddenly. It was really wonderful. Fleeing across the river on a rainy night, he was intercepted by a hidden dragon. The legend of his previous life ended here. It was truly a fateful death. (Compared to another book I like, Shao Song Dynasty, the enemy Jin Wushu was also defeated and escaped by swimming in the river, but he survived. The image creation is far worse than that of Horbo) The grassland man, the father of Horbo, has few descriptions in pen and ink. When he appeared, he was already in his heyday, and then he only continued to decline. The glorious days of rising in the past were only mentioned a few times, but the prairie ballads sung by the big man in the simple tent before his death made people feel sad for the rising hero on the prairie, eagle, eagle. You are worthy of being my enemy and his hero. The endings of these heroes are different, and each of them has his own charm, especially when the hero is in his old age, it is the most disappointing. It would definitely be a good drama if it could be made.