Ordinary Ming Dynasty Days

This is the most bland novel I have ever read in the Qidian History category. I feel a little impatient and find it hard to continue reading.

The author has no in-depth understanding of the social system. Only when humans develop will the system be changed, not when the system is adapted to allow humans to develop. This is putting the cart before the horse. The so-called development of human society in Marx's writings includes primitive, slave, feudal, capital, and the communist he envisioned. But don't forget that Marx was a Westerner, and he discussed the West, and could not include the Eastern world. In China, social development should be primitive, slave, feudal, and central imperialism. This shows that Marx's theory is not universal. It is just imposed by the current ruling class, and true belief is not needed. There were also many theories of studying things in China before. Before the Manchu Qing Dynasty, they were much more advanced than the West. Otherwise, how could Zu Chongzhi's pi be calculated? China used to have its own mathematical system, which was no worse than the West, or even stronger. However, for the needs of its rule, the ruling class constantly belittled and suppressed China's traditional culture and history. Many theories developed in China in the past were dubbed by Western scholars who later studied them, or they were ignored.

Novels written by women should be placed in women's videos. It's disgusting to put them here.

The more he writes, the more it becomes clear that the author is an angry young man. His views and ways of doing things are very radical, and have nothing to do with ordinary people. If he is too idealistic, does the author know how long it took to travel to Europe by land and sea? Zhang Qian's second trip to the Western Regions lasted 4 years, and Zheng He's seven voyages to the West took almost 2 years each time. The author wrote about how long it took to reach Western Europe?

I really didn't understand Zhu Di calling Zhu Yuanzhang father-in-law. 😅

The author is a holy mother, I can't stand it

Why is it so like a Dream of Red Mansions? The background setting is changed to the early Ming Dynasty.

In the front, the third uncle is called third uncle, but there is no distinction between uncles, and the third aunt is called Sanniang, which is confusing; The next nineteen chapters are even more amusing. Generally, in order to save money, parents on both sides marry their daughters to the other's sons, which is a marriage exchange. Weddings can be simple, mostly for poor families! Wealthy people avoid this kind of behavior on both sides. If a son marries someone else's daughter and then marries another girl, he is afraid of being said to be a marriage exchange. Author, can you not take it for granted when you write...

A novel about adding salt to boiled water until your balls hurt.

It feels so bad, there are so many nonsense, so many chapters are spent introducing so many relatives at the beginning, it is not focused, be more realistic 🔪

Is the author a good wife and mother? But that's right. This book was written seven or eight years ago.

This book is well written, but starting from the seventh volume, it feels very awkward to read. The protagonist seems to be like a person living in a bubble, losing his keen observation of the people and things around him. Although I wanted to care about Yang Ji, my family, and the servants at home, I didn't take the time to investigate and understand them. The bad things Yang Ji did were easy to find out. Reading many life stories in the book, we can actually see that the protagonist's ability to manage the family is very poor. Just reading in the book that Mama Sang dares to scheme against the master's servants, you know that this master is not good, and something will happen to the family sooner or later. Looking at the protagonist's subordinate Mrs. Li, she is basically a idiot. The protagonist knows that this person is uneducated and has no skills, so he sent his son to study at his home school. Modern parents will check the school thoroughly before sending their children to a school. They are really irresponsible fathers. Why doesn't the protagonist have one or two powerful helpers until now? They are just idiots and incomprehensible people. It's so frustrating to watch.

The content is completely different from the title. While he keeps saying that he is an ordinary person, he makes a great wish and impulsively goes to Haikou. After going out to be either a prince or a meritorious person, he looks back and mutters to himself that he is just an ordinary person. He thinks that to do XX, he has to establish XX.

I feel like it was written without passion. . . Written like a monk

It's like reading a book. It's like I've never seen a woman before. It's so boring. My life is nondescript.

It's ridiculous to always try to use modern people's ideas to influence ancient people.

There is such a book, and another book by another author writes very well about ordinary Qingchuang days.

I can't understand the end of the writing. Are you opening a new book at the end?

Reminds me of "ordinary cleaning days".

Read the full text yourself. Do you think the content matches the title of your article? In fact, the first part is really well-written, but I don't know what's going on in the second part. It makes me feel like I'm reviewing the last two volumes of Tang Bian. It's not about the content, it's about the atmosphere you create. There are really few chapters that are enjoyable to read, because the author is never happy. I don't know what others think, I'm just telling you my point of view. In my opinion, the biggest failure is that you always want to write every part well and shape every link perfectly. Do you think it's possible? Let's just talk about Tang Zhuan. Did he perfect every aspect? At least there are really few emotional scenes, because the author classified him into life dramas. There is also the character of the protagonist, at least I don't like it. The more I read about it, I not only dislike it, but also feel more and more disgusted. He is headstrong and cold-blooded. If you insist on narrowing the distance between the novel and reality, then let me tell you that the most reasonable ending for his development according to common sense is for the whole family to die without a burial place.

It seems that there is no end in the end.

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Just like the title of the book, the content, plot, etc. Are extremely bland... There is no actual plot... Just look at the title.

Personally, I quite like this kind of daily sitcom-style book and content, but it's a pity. Come on, author, sticking to your own style is the best

It needs to be ancient but not ancient, and it needs to be modern but not modern. When I think of it, I will give it an ancient atmosphere. If I can't remember it, I will use modern words to write casually. One moment, my mother will touch her head, and the next moment, Zhu Di will send his son to the so-called solicitation. The whole thing is to write whatever he wants.

Come on, come on, come on, come on support support support support support

The writing is pretty good. But looking at the character's personality, it's a bit weird. . Turn out to be. . That one was actually written by a girl. Thumbs up, very good. . That is. . Too much nonsense. . No wonder the name is ordinary. .

The novel is good, 😁

When writing about time travel, I concentrate on writing about time travel, and I also show off some modern practices that look very gentlemanly and impose them on that era. What I do now may be noble, but in ancient times, it was low.