The Hypocrite of the Ming Dynasty

The biggest drawback is that some of the plots are too plot-heavy. . . Fucked. For example, in Chapter 383, an edict is issued to sin against oneself. That is a completely impossible plot and is completely imagined by the author. Inviting a name to buy someone is very, very demanding. First, the topic is completely wrong. Asking the emperor to punish himself by freezing to death is completely nonsense. The Ming Dynasty was an ancient society. There was no social security system at that time. Poor people died of illness and beggars froze to death every day. Car bandits and road bullies emerged in an endless stream. It is impossible to ask the emperor to punish himself with such a topic. The only major political issues such as the Taishan earthquake are for the emperor to issue an edict to blame himself. To deal with the incident, you also need to use the scriptures of saints to gain the rightful name Secondly, it is impossible to get the support of the cabinet. The three ministers in the cabinet and many important ministers in the court will generally not contradict the emperor unless there is a matter of principle. Are you going to force the emperor like this? And a censor is nothing. If there is no support from the civil service group behind him, contradicting the emperor is simply a boring life. Third, even if the ministers collectively went crazy, they collectively asked the emperor to issue an imperial edict because of this matter. The emperor is not easy to offend. Although the ministerial power was very powerful in the late Ming Dynasty, the imperial power was not easy to offend. If the emperor was really forced to become angry, it would be light to execute Lingchi for a small censor. Do you think that all Jinyi Weidong Factory are good babies? The plot written by the author seeks trouble for no reason and intimidates the emperor. Only one kind of minister can do it, and that is Cao Cao. Calling you emperor is to give you face. If you anger the minister, the emperor will lose his head tomorrow.

After seeing the plot of the White Lotus Saint, I was so poisoned that I abandoned the book and forcibly gave away the girl - the protagonist's IQ dropped, the girl's IQ also dropped, and the factory guard's IQ also dropped collectively. For the sake of the plot, basic common sense is not needed. It is more uncomfortable to watch than Xiaobai's novel, forcing the police and gangsters to have an abnormal relationship. Others wrote that policemen and gangsters had at least lived together and died together, and there was a suspension bridge effect, or they directly went to bed... You have not lived together and died together, and you have not determined the relationship between men and women. Send me a piece of wool and shed some IQ? It's not as good as Xiao Baiwen's pretentious routine.

According to the date, Qin Kan should have been sixteen years old since he returned to the Ming Dynasty, and he should be in his thirties, almost forty.

I was shocked and thought it was a mess, but what is written in the last volume? It is impossible to sweep all the world, it is to fight against the royal family. This is too cruel and does not fit the style of this article? It's puzzling! Write quickly!

The heroine can be unruly and willful, and she can be a chivalrous girl who has practiced martial arts since she was a child, but can she beat the protagonist at every turn? This is the first time I have seen a time-traveling protagonist being beaten every day by an unfamiliar heroine.

The image of the heroine is really annoying, and the more you look at it, the more disgusting you get. There are many violent female characters in movies, animations, games or novels, but such disgusting ones are really rare. Generally, violent female characters beat people because of grievances or misunderstandings and conflicts. It is human nature to get angry, but they are more angry. --But this scholarly girl beats people on her own initiative, hitting her husband or passers-by for trivial matters, and sneaking up on and beating her uncle for no reason. She has no martial virtues or womanly virtues, and is completely the image of an unreasonable and crazy woman. The author may think that he wrote it very well and the plot is very funny, is it true? It's not funny at all. I just feel disgusted. It's like a school bully or those bullies who run rampant. I am laughing and joking, but passers-by only find it disgusting and disgusting.

I can't bear to see the smear campaign against the leaders of the Peasant Rebellion Army. The three views are incorrect and it is simply a disaster for minors.

Another major shortcoming of this book is the portrayal of Zhu Houzhao. Whether he is portrayed as a faint king or a wise king, he must choose one In other words, this is almost the main line of the whole book, which is simply inconsistent. The previous part tried his best to describe Zhu Houzhao's innocence, restraint and oppression, and even wrote about Zhu Houzhao's maturity and stability and various shining points in the author's pen. Readers have accepted this image. At the end, the author began to describe Zhu Houzhao's image of a coward on a large scale and slander him in various ways. Even after reading the last volume, I almost felt that the author was writing randomly. The last volume was a complete failure, especially in the back, Zhu Houcong, Qin Kan and Zhu Houzhao were messing around.

After reading the book reviews, most of them are negative, but I would like to say that this is the first fictional historical novel that I have really read. It may not meet the requirements of the textual research party, nor does it meet the taste of cool novels and all kinds of machismo, but it is really fun. I was a senior in high school when I read it, and I hid under the quilt at night. It made me laugh out loud, but my father grabbed me and thought about it. I am now a senior in college, and the memory is still fresh. The first few times I read it were pirated copies, and now I have come back and ordered them all. The author has not published a new book for a year. On the road of rivers and lakes, the legend of the great god seems to be drifting away. I hope the author will pick up his writing skills soon and write more legends.

I like the protagonist very much, and I also like the unique charm of each era. Just because of the character of the heroine, even in modern times, few families can tolerate and protect her, not to mention the inexplicable sense of dissonance in that era. The heroine, who has no particularly outstanding contribution or social status, even as a young lady from an official family who is engaged to be married, acts too outrageously. It is mentioned here that the heroine's father ("the honest parent official") is very doting on the heroine and fines the protagonist twenty taels of silver. In the book, one acre of land is four taels of silver (one tael of silver is about the annual income of a family in the Ming Dynasty). The reason is that the protagonist accidentally tripped while helping the protagonist catch a thief... Such a trivial matter can make people bankrupt. The reputation of an honest official needs to be investigated. The heroine later said that the unnecessary fine was waived and she gave the protagonist money, forgetting the arrogance of the literati (if you win against the weak literati without a penny, if you are sick and can't afford it...). Later it was explained that the heroine was naive and straightforward, but I thought it was cruel and willful. In the subsequent plot, I also found the heroine's shining points. But the poison has penetrated into the bones, and there is always a gap. Although I like the character of the protagonist, it's a pity that I didn't get the chance. There are dozens of chapters in total, so I won't pass them by.