The Great Official
大官人
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- Completed
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- 3.9M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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The part when chasing Emperor Jianwen was really vicious. The eight dead soldiers on the opposite side sang a song and the protagonist was moved. Seventy or eighty officers and soldiers died without any reaction. I thought they were rebelling in the Manchu Qing Dynasty 😐. The opposite side beat the companions until they didn't know whether they were alive or dead, and you still sympathized with the opposite side. It was really amazing. As for whether the Zheng family who protected Emperor Jianwen was in the heart of the empire, benevolence and wisdom have different opinions. I liked it quite a bit, but I would like to ask those who have watched the later part, did the protagonist's sister marry Yu Qian in the end? I won't watch it after I get married.
Reading this book, Zhu Di is a big fool. The author went too far in writing about the emperor.
After reading more than 400 chapters, I really can't bear it anymore. There is a huge gap between the first-class official residence in the front and the old Xiaoge in the back! It's not at the level of the Three Rings... Did you find a gunman to write it down?
I feel that Zhu Di's family and the author have a sworn hatred. The first half is really good, and the second half is wise. Zhu Di has gathered all the features of a tyrant and a coward, except for his suspicion, willfulness, violence, militarism, and dictatorship. . . Zhu Gaochi was benevolent and had no political acumen. The King of Han was led by the nose like a retarded man. Even Queen Xu was not spared, and King Zhao was allowed to have sex in Queen Xu's face.
To be fair, I've read this book three times. Anyone who says it's not good in the comment section has no brainer. Take a closer look at it for yourself. In the context of the foregoing, the monk wrote this, it's okay. If you look carefully, the character's personality is quite consistent. What the author Yongle said is right, it's very good-looking.
Really, the weakness of the male protagonist's character is too obvious. He can't walk when he sees a woman. He is a bad guy who thinks he is affectionate. He dares to talk to everyone and has no defense against anyone. If there is no author's platform, I don't believe that such a person can have any great achievements in the end. Of course, in the final analysis, it is because the author is bad at writing. He can't write emotional scenes and has to be embarrassed...
The first 100 or so chapters can be read when you are not out of the county, but the protagonist does not look like a human being after that. Whitewash Jianwen and blackmail Zhu Di. It would be fair to say that the protagonist is completely self-interested, but no, he is completely anti-Qing and restoration of the Ming Dynasty, destroying Zhu Di and supporting Jianwen. Go to Pujiang County with Xianyun to capture Jianwen. Xianyun protects the protagonist while they eat and sleep together. Xianyun is hacked to death by Jianwen's guards and falls unconscious. The protagonist is just worried that Jianwen's civil servants are surrounded by officers and soldiers. The protagonist actually cries and laughs to death. Don't take poison if you haven't seen it yet.
The early writing is really good, the writing is very delicate, and the characters are all vivid. But from behind Jianwenjun, it became more and more rigid. The portrayal of the Yongle family, the main supporting characters, is very awkward. Compared with historical texts written in vernacular, it is still a masterpiece. At least the logic is rounded out. It's just a pity that it should have been a masterpiece, but it felt rushed, resulting in a very sloppy festering.
I almost couldn't stand watching a few paragraphs in the middle, so I gritted my teeth and persisted. The part about the woman in the backyard is too idealistic! The original wife was able to travel to other places for her brother and sell her property, but after entering the hero's backyard, she became submissive, worrying about gains and losses, and was too busy giving women to her husband...
Shen Nong will also be poisoned to death. Those who say this book is good are not only brainless but also stupid. They really can't stand it. The characters in it, especially the emperor, are simply unreadable. They are not domineering and are just stupid.