
Drunk on a Pillow, Dreaming of Jiangshan
醉枕江山
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- Completed
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- 4.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 2y ago
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Readers who are not masochistic are advised to stay away. The ending of Princess Taiping Li Lingyue is the same as in the history books. So you don't need to read novels, just study history 🙂
Book review of "Drunk Pillow"
This number could not be sent before, and it was sent with a small number. Now try to send it again. I have read a lot of historical online articles from Qidian. What I heard before is that "the end of online articles is history and military affairs" is really not a lie. Fantasy, science fiction, game novels, etc. Are difficult to resonate and give people a sense of reality. Historical novels are different. In my opinion, among historical novels, the inferior ones like Tiger's "The Prodigal Son", which use exaggerated writing style and exaggerated techniques to deify the protagonist's ability, are just fantasy novels wrapped in a historical shell; the middling ones, such as Jie 2 and Cousin's "The End of the Song Dynasty", although they focus on strategy, they are too big to sustain, and they are quite derogatory to the supporting characters and forcibly reduce their intelligence, although the author tries his best to portray them. It is more true but always has an unrealistic feeling when reading: The superior ones are like "Hui Ming" by Yue Guan and "The Son-in-law" by Banana. With their delicate writing style and ingenious conception, they make rich and three-dimensional characters appear on the page and tell wonderful stories. Some plots may not stand up to scrutiny but they are always reasonable and logical. It is not the same as falling into wisdom. On the contrary, its coincidence makes the novel more dramatic. However, most historical novels cannot escape the framework of time travel and can only rely on fantasy and yy to satisfy the characteristics of a novel. Only this book "Drunk Pillow" takes a different approach and uses another method to write a story to readers based on the background of China's thousand-year history. In my opinion, Zui Zhen's article is like "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" to "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", using the author's imagination to fill in the historical gaps covered by time. Perhaps when immersed in the book, you might as well think to yourself, what if what is written in the book is true? In this article, although there are no wild imaginations and astonishing concepts like Luo Guanzhong's "Red Cliff Breathing the Wind" and "Thatched Boat Borrowing Arrows", with its vivid character descriptions, deep emotional resonance, and ups and downs of the plot, Yue Guan's historical romance novel gave me a style that is not inferior to physical literature. Although not changing the historical trend is not in line with some people's aesthetics, as the inheritance of Zhenguan and the Kaiyuan, what is there about this period of history that created the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty for decades that is worth changing? Can the disintegration of the Tang Empire be reversed in just a few decades by one person? And those joys and sorrows, partings and reunions, make this book more beautiful. The pain of life, separation and death, the pain of not being able to seek, the pain of being helpless to change, the pain of having no choice but to let go. Life is so painful. When immersed in the book, people can't help but shed tears. In Yue Guan's writing, Hui Ming's writing is smooth and relaxed, and Jin Yi's conception is bizarre and wonderful. Only this novel, The Drunken Pillow, although the plot is very smooth when I first read it, always gives people a dull and depressing feeling, as if the pressure brought by the imperial power is coming, and there seems to be a sense of restraint that cannot let go to express the heroic feelings in the chest. However, this is more like a historical interpretation, and it is more in line with the positioning of this non-traditional historical novel.
I felt sad after reading it. If I had known the ending would be like this, I might not have read it. It's not that the ending written by Yue Guan is bad, but I'm just a lay person. I like better endings when playing games and reading novels Taiping's death is understandable intellectually, whether it's because of Taoyuan Village or her carrying capacity and character, etc., But it's still sad😔 There are many times in this book where I feel powerless. I still like the ending of retreating to the mountains. , There is no way, just a common person I met the right person at the wrong time. There is no right or wrong in many things in life, nor should I or shouldn't. I have loved, lived, laughed, been sad... And that's enough. At least there is some comfort in the end, the two of them still love each other Fortunately, Wan'er survived in the end, which is different from history Long live the peppercorns. Indeed, after thousands of years, many people still remember your style I have to go back and take a look at the brocade clothes and the step by step lotus.
I hate it, Taiping is gone. I finished reading this novel last summer, and every time I think about it in my first year of high school this year, I still feel extremely heartbroken and feel an unspeakable suffocation.
The heroine of this book is the biggest highlight. Every relationship is full of twists and turns, Xiaoman's wholehearted love, Anu's desperate love, Xiaoting's humble love, Guo'er's domineering and possessive love, and Wan'er's lingering and tender love. Every love story is very touching, but it is a pity that every heroine disappears as soon as she enters the harem. Every book has this problem. This book leaves behind two extremely regrettable and shocking characters. Ning Ke's death is aggrieved, and Taiping's death is suffocating. In fact, I think the protagonist's state of walking on thin ice throughout the whole process is quite successful. Personally, I feel that it is not inferior to the two best novels of Bu Bu Sheng Lian. 🙂
Big bug starting from Chapter 439
Has no one discovered it in all these years? It has appeared many times in the following chapters. Being obsessive-compulsive, I went back to this chapter to post a comment and correct it. During Wu Zetian's period, there was no Luoyang Prefecture, Chang'an Prefecture or the so-called Jingzhao Prefecture. The name of the prefecture was Li Longji Kaiyuan. It was just changed. At that time, Chang'an belonged to Yongzhou and Luoyang belonged to Luozhou. The highest official was called the governor. It could also be that the official governor was the official governor of the clan, but the actual chief was the chief historian. In addition, Luoyang Lingdai refers to the Luoyang County Magistrate, and Luoyang Wei refers to the county of Luoyang County. Wei, Shaofu also refers to the county captain, and cannot control the entire Luoyang. Luoyang is mainly governed by Luoyang County, Henan County and other counties attached to Guo. Wannian County of Chang'an County in Chang'an is similar. There was also a period when three counties and four counties were attached to Guo. Luoyang Chang'an The state's assistant officer should be Sima, who records affairs and joins the army, and each department's Cao joins the army. Instead of the county lieutenant in charge of public security in Luoyang County, who is in charge of the entire Luoyang, he can at most be in charge of the part of Luoyang that belongs to Luoyang County.
Princess Taiping helped the protagonist a lot, but the protagonist was just like a child having a temper. She disliked here and there, and acted impulsively without considering the consequences. Princess Taiping persuaded the protagonist, and the protagonist immediately complained again and scolded Taiping with great righteousness. For the sake of my own little bit of machismo, I completely regarded Taiping's feelings as nothing, and felt that I should take it for granted. When something happened to me, I relied on Taiping. Oh, I owe you? Disgusting. Most things rely on a few female protagonists to deal with the aftermath, and they don't care about the ending when doing things themselves. Without Yang's responsibility for beheading, it would still be better to return to Ming Dynasty.
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Some people say that the core of the classic is tragedy. People are always cheap. They can't remember happy things, but they can't forget sad things. It is true that online articles are for fun, for pleasure and for heartfelt enjoyment. I have read so many enjoyable articles that I can't even remember the plot, and I rarely read them twice or three times. But I have read this book more than ten times. It is indeed Uncle Guan's pinnacle work. This book is also a bit refreshing, but I cried when I felt refreshed. I felt lost and regretful. It's too real. No matter the dignitaries or ordinary people, they are helplessly drifting with the trend and struggling desperately. Taking it carefully, you are not reading a novel, but walking in a real world. Of course some people like it and some don't, so don't argue too much and don't insult too much. Today I just happened to look at the book review section. I will definitely recommend this book to my children in the future to tell them a little bit about what the world is like.
The writing style is acceptable, the characters are good, and I'm really impressed by the plot. I don't understand why Taiping was killed in the ending. As the most distinctive character in the book, it would be eye-catching to kill Taiping in the end. The whole book is in the middle of a power struggle, and finally retreats to the mountains and forests, accompanied by a beautiful woman. Isn't it good?