The Dashing Young Master
公子风流
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 11y ago
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I just transferred 3000 yuan to Qin Shi Huang (the First Emperor of Qin), and now I've quit my job, hoping to stay home and become his prime minister. I want to ask everyone, has Qin Shi Huang launched an attack yet? Where are they in the campaign?
A colleague asked me: "An experiment showed that if you fill a bottle with small stones, you can then add fine sand, and finally, even though it seems full, it can still hold half a bottle of water. What does this experiment tell us?" I replied: "The potential for discovery lies in the details; if you pay attention, there's always something to be found." My colleague shook his head: "What I meant was, you should never drink a beverage first at a buffet."
[Comment] Ugh! I could guess the ending without even watching it...
Hao Fenglou's son with that princess was adopted by the Zhu family to become the young emperor, while Hao Fenglou himself became a Grand Secretary or something... Then, after a decade or so, when his son grows up, he'll probably relinquish his duties and take his whole family on a trip! 🤫
I laughed when I saw the first sentence, thinking I'd found a good book, but it turned out to be a pile of crap.
The protagonist is a bit weak, but does he know that Confucianism is harming the country? Kill people and suffer consequences instead. Since you have done it, you must eradicate it. What can you expect from the saint's heart in your heart? Since you have traveled through time, you cannot change some people and things.
The civil servants of the Ming Dynasty looked down upon military generals, and all history books were written by civil servants. In addition, all kinds of party disputes and internal fighting put the blame on Jin Yiwei and Dongchang. Anyway, all the faults of the court were the fault of the eunuchs and the guards. In fact, if Jinyiwei and Dongchang were really useless, they would not have existed for hundreds of years. There is also a saying that all the letters are worse than no books...
It started off well, but then it became absurd. Zhu Yuanzhang rose to power through rebellion; he was constantly on guard, never truly trusting anyone, yet his son managed to eliminate him. The author might as well have written about rebellions at the end of the Ming Dynasty.
Actually, my favorite characters in this novel are Hao Fenglou and Empress Xu during Zhu Di's reign, because they both possessed a certain passion and vitality. The characters were quite vivid. However, after the Prince of Zhao's rebellion, that passion faded, and Hao Fenglou died.
Alas, I don't know why I'm so curious that anyone can read such a book. I've only read four or five chapters, and I really can't stand it, but you guys are so awesome.
Wait a minute, isn't the protagonist supposed to be a Casanova? After reading hundreds of chapters, something seems off.