Ming Dynasty Noble Family

The full text is thick and true, full of joys and sorrows, and family stories. Yan Jiu's novel is the best in writing about "dressing, eating," and "weddings and funerals." In the novel, the intrigues between the houses, the various disputes between prostitutes and concubines, the preference of elders, and the struggle for interests in the society at that time. Every character is vividly portrayed. You can't find such a good book on the entire Internet...

The most tiring book I have ever read! ! ! The writing is very detailed, and there are many characters. Some names in the middle are confused, but it does not affect the reading. However, I feel that it highlights the contradiction of "filial piety" in the feudal etiquette system. There are shadows of "filial piety" throughout the text, but this filial piety is not a foolish filial piety, but more of a shackles. The filial piety in the fourth room, the filial piety in the palace, the direct concern of Ding You, and the funeral of the clan, all of which make people have the urge to tear up the book, which is completely unacceptable to modern people. Anyone who becomes an official, no matter how big the official is, needs Ding You for three years. Later, Ding You threatens him, three years and three years. There should be ways to avoid Ding You in ancient times. In big families, small families and even palaces, the elders can use their status to oppress others and make calculations. The word "filial piety" is greater than heaven. Is there no other way to evaluate people besides filial piety and brotherhood? As long as you have a bad heart, you can use filial piety to suppress others. So is it necessary to regard such filial piety as higher than heaven? I feel that it is well written, but I am very tired from reading it. Maybe I have never read this type of article before.

Is the author at the peak of his debut? The book on the Last Years of Kangxi was good, but after so many years, I feel that the writing style and conception are getting worse and worse.

The story structure is okay, although I agree that the layout is a bit small, but just treat it as a short story. The writing is originally good, but maybe because of the word count, it is too wordy. The characters have crazy and confusing names, which makes me feel tired.

The online version of Mother-in-Law and Daughter-in-Law is so unreasonable that you can gain something by comparing it to your own life. There are so many words and such quality that I admire Aunt Yan in every sense of the word. The emotional line feels almost invisible. Only the first one can see the family, friendship, and love. The various battles also feel that the pattern is too small, and the conflicts are too stereotyped. If you don't dislike these, this is a good book.

It's uncomfortable to look at half ancient and half white

The writing is still very good! It's still very interesting to read! It's just that those who have brains are worse than those who have no brains!

Please tell me what happened to Liu Ya in the end. According to the encyclopedia, she became the male protagonist's maid. But the encyclopedia also said that the male protagonist's father slept with his maid.

Nine, I have been wanting to tell you something. It is very tiring to serialize two books at the same time. I don't know what you thought when you stopped the Patriarch book and started preparing to ascend the throne. Inspiration is indeed not something ordinary people can have, but the recent interruption of updates and the chaos you mentioned, this is the sequelae! I am following several books now, and the characters are often messed up. Yun Langzhong's cotton is pressed on Shen Rui's body, and Huo Wu appears next to Huo Guang. So I decided to stop the other books first and just follow one. After reading it or saving up 100 chapters, I will read it again. This will have good continuity. I hope you can also think of a way to see if you can finish one book first and then feel free to write another one.

I gave up after reading around chapter 500. The plot is extremely protracted, with house fighting accounting for 99.99% Of the time. A group of big men are scheming all day long to fight for three melons and two dates. The content of the imperial examination only accounts for about 0.01%. It is said to be a single male protagonist, but it is also like a group portrait novel. There are many people who are more capable than the male coach. He is either overwhelmed by one beauty or another. The protagonist is still a scholar after more than 500 chapters. The next 200 chapters are probably the progress bar is jumping desperately. I went to the pirated article to read the last chapter. The protagonist has become a third-rank official of the Emperor's closest ministers. Do you think this layout is reasonable? Are you distracted? Isn't this a waste of time? The second thing is the ubiquitous typos, paragraphs with missing arms and legs, and arrogant titles. Did you upload it directly after you finished writing? Never checked? I was so careless that I even wanted to recite the classic saying of Brother Qianqian. Then there is the protagonist. In a book with millions of words, the protagonist has no personality charm at all. When Brother Jue died, readers were asking why it wasn't pig's feet that died. Really hurt. My advice is don't watch it, it will make your mouth twitch. The protagonist is not outstanding in it. What is much better than him is his brother, the eldest son of a concubine, who grew up with all the stars in his eyes, is more handsome than him, inherited half of the dowry from his dead ghost mother, and won the first prize. The original father pampered his wife and killed his concubines, the original original mother and the original mother were tortured to death by a bad mother-in-law and a bad husband, the concubine and the concubine watched indifferently and fanned the flames and drank human blood. Then the pig's feet came, tolerant and magnanimous, and drank and talked with the concubine brother until the last episode. Two lives lost! He had taken possession of the original body and the original mother's wealth for two generations. Until he rose to prominence, he never considered revenge. Others praised him for being "tolerant and generous". In normal novels, isn't it the right thing to take possession of someone else's body and avenge someone else's body? Moreover, the success of pig's feet is largely due to the blessings left by the dead mother and the dead grandpa! He doesn't, the dead ghost mother's lineage is cut off, and the mother and son meet each other. He happily uses other people's shells and resources. When he needs it, it is my mother. When he doesn't, my relatives are only those from the previous life. I chased him to chapter 500 just to see him take revenge, but I ended up feeling aggrieved for chapter 500! There is another very poisonous point. The people here are all weak and sick, and a character you like will randomly die of illness. And it has no role in promoting the plot, it is just torture for the sake of torture.

The writing style is amazing, the starting point is rare and delicate, and it is very suitable for physical books. But as a time-traveling web novel, the format is too small. Most of the content is about a family's family fight over tens of thousands of dollars in property. It's good to be delicate and detailed, but it's too bland. The biggest flaw is the time-travel background. To be honest, it doesn't feel like the protagonist has traveled to the past in modern times. The protagonist lived in vain for more than twenty years in his previous life. Is modern education such a failure? He blended in too quickly. When he passed by, he really felt like a ten-year-old child, and he didn't have the slightest sense of crisis. He lived leisurely and contentedly, following the growth path of a ten-year-old child in the Ming Dynasty step by step. As a modern soul, it is impossible not to know the outcome of the Ming Dynasty, and the outcome of the Chinese nation. Europe has already experienced a Renaissance, and Europe has begun to conquer the earth. People will always want to do something to save themselves, and it would be meaningless to live as if they were just a nobody in the Ming Dynasty. Some people say that one person can't change anything. Bah, nothing can change your passing through a ball. The reason why the book is not popular is because of this kind of thinking, indulging in house fighting and fighting for small interests. However, the writing style is really good, and it is suitable for a female channel Qing Gong Du to make a TV series. But it's really not suitable for a Ming Dynasty time travel story.

Compared with the many impetuous works produced to cater to readers on the Internet today, I would like to say that Yan Jiu's book is a rare and excellent work that can be read calmly. Let's talk about some of my feelings. 1. The huge network of character relationships in Yanjiu's book is clearly managed without any confusion. This is not something ordinary authors can do. Often, many authors either have insufficient skills and lack monotonous characters, or they create so many characters that they end up forgetting them in the end. Therefore, Yan Jiu's delicate thoughts are very rare. 2. Although the plot is a little slow, it can be seen that it revolves around a certain overall layout. The biggest shortcoming of many online writers is that they conceive in a hurry and cannot develop the plot reasonably and freely. When they can't continue writing, they start to make up the word count, resulting in an abrupt plot that cannot be justified. 3. The details of the characters are well handled. What a person of any status should say and do under any circumstances is more reasonable. The details of the plot are also handled well, and the explanations are basically given. There are very few big loopholes or obvious unreasonable places. 4. The research and description of the historical background shown in the book are quite good, and there are some unique visuals that give people a sense of historical immersion. Let me talk about the shortcomings of his article. 1. The protagonist has a monotonous personality. From "Rebirth in the Late Years of Kangxi" and a book about a young monk and eunuch to the current "Famous Families of the Ming Dynasty", the characters of the protagonists are almost the same. They are all mature, steady, reserved and restrained. They treat people and things in the same way. In the words of the author, they are extremely stable. 2. There are too many irrelevant characters, which makes the whole book seem long-winded and slow-paced. It is estimated that few readers under the age of 30 will have the patience to read it. Finally, I feel that Yan Jiu's challenge to create a style like "Dream of Red Mansions" requires sacrifice and courage, and it is easy for the film to be well-received but not well-received. No matter what, I hope Yan Jiu can stick to his own style. After all, the book should not only cater to readers, but also be loyal to the author's own inner pursuit.

After watching 50% of it, I really can't stand it anymore. It's a lot of ramblings, there are so many typos, people's names are always mixed up, and they dare to charge for this... Goodbye! If you don't like it, don't enter!

I'm really convinced, I've almost finished the book, and the male protagonist is still a scholar! The family is short-lived and there are all kinds of family fights. The female author is really dark, unpredictable and narrow-minded in her heart! Of course, it is good that the author uses detailed writing, delicate descriptions, and the twists and turns of the plot are coherent, but there are problems with the overall direction and development. If there is a problem with the strategy, no matter how good the tactics are, they will be in vain!

The author has a mental problem and has a serious tendency to abuse his master. All the good guys are dead, but the bad guys are still alive and well. . The psychological description is delicate, but it is not good if it is repeated too many times. The most annoying thing is that the title of each chapter is exactly the same. When I see a certain point, I want to go back and read the reason. It has to be read many times. It is not suitable for reading. Bad review

First, there are many typos, which affects the perception Second, there are too many disgusting plots. Shen Yu's death can be said to be ridiculous, and it is a complete plot killer. I don't see how his death can promote the plot. It is very abrupt and unreasonable. I can only say that female authors may not be suitable for male videos, so Futian is okay.

After looking at it, my only thought is to thank New China for wiping out these scumbag families. Unfortunately, they were not wiped out completely.

The writing is very good and the characters are very vivid. It's just that the plot unfolds too slowly. One chapter can be written while having a drink, and one chapter can be written while having a quarrel. It's really too ink-filled. During the Hongzhi period, Wang Yangming was able to achieve countless great things, but he always stayed in the family clan. The structure was really too small, and it was only suitable for making a TV series for women.

This book is: Good people are not rewarded, and evil people are the easiest.

No way, I just can't stand seeing Shen Yu gone. I'm too old to see this kind of thing. Although I know that the author has his own arrangements, it's too depressing. I can't bear it. I can't bear it.

This book should not be called the Noble Clan of the Ming Dynasty, it should be called the Shit Zao Clan of the Ming Dynasty. Pig's feet are not pig's feet at all. He is just a dispensable bystander who goes with the flow. The whole article is about the trash in the Shen family who are scheming and scheming every day. Go figure, except for the fifth house and the second house in the capital, the elder women in other houses think about killing the concubines and other houses all day long, and the men think about money and women all day long, and fight among themselves every day. I wonder, can this kind of shabby family be passed down for seven or eight generations?

Originally from Kangxi, the more I read this book, the more speechless it becomes... The plot is off-track and delayed... I thought the content introduction was the kind that is suitable for the emperor and his ministers... But I saw it very late... The protagonist has not yet succeeded... There is a lot of foreshadowing in the front, which really makes people wait for speechless... I really can't stand it... I can't stand it even after skipping chapters and reading the introduction... It really doesn't look good! ! ! ! ! The protagonist doesn't feel intelligent or influential at all. Travel back in time and learn about history. But the main character I saw from the beginning where I saw it. It just feels like there's nothing outstanding about it... I'm so angry watching it. Almost every family has a great supporting character, but every supporting character can be disgusting from beginning to end. The protagonist only occasionally complains about irrelevant plot points, and never does anything after that. It's not about revenge, at least it can clean up people... I was dragging my feet up and down, and I thought there would be a little bit of suppression and then improvement later. Just suppress, suppress, suppress, suppress. I couldn't stand it anymore, and when I looked at the chapter table of contents, it was already at the end... I really didn't know what was written... I thought there would be political changes in the content. As a result, things in the protagonist Shen family have almost always been going back and forth! According to the content summary and the first place in the supporting actor list, he wrote Emperor Zhengde! I thought there would be a lot of political and national affairs. It was my fault. It's because I thought too much that I thought... I really wasted my time reading this book

The most dissatisfying thing about this book so far is that Shen Yu was written to death, and I can't let it go...

As I get older, I always feel bad every time I see the end of a book. It feels like another old friend has left. It has been more than 10 years since I read Xiaojiu's book, and it still feels like the first time I read Kangxi. I always hope that every book will never end.

Are all the Shen family members made of glass? In the book, people are about to die when they sit on a carriage, people are about to die when they get on a boat, people die after catching a cold, they have miscarriages due to being summoned by the government, and they are worried to death ~ this is real death. I am speechless. Is this person getting better as he lives? Not to mention that Gan Ning survived dozens of sword wounds and few officials with some reputation in the Ming Dynasty were frightened to death. The medical skills of the Ming Dynasty were much better than those of the Tang and Song Dynasties. My feeling is that nine out of ten of the Shen family members are garbage people. My Peng family has a genealogy record of more than 14,000 people from the Xiangfu period of the Song Dynasty to the present, and less than 100 adult men have died of illness at a young age. Thinking about it, I feel that the Shen family is dead.

Please be fully booked before commenting. I spent the money to review it. Frankly speaking, although the writing style, plot, and character description are as delicate as ever. The skill is also profound. But if I didn't look at the title and only looked at the content, I didn't see a dime of the folk customs of the Ming Dynasty. I felt the Qing Dynasty coming towards my face. This is a novel that sells the pork of the Qing Dynasty with the sheep's head of the Ming Dynasty.

Does the eldest sister have a grudge against her cousin? In every movie, the cousin must die.

Yanjiu is an author I like very much. He has a profound historical background and very good writing. But the updates are hard to describe. I have followed this book for several years, and after catching up with the updates, the author stopped updating it again. When the author updated it, he forgot about it, and started reading it from the beginning again, over and over again. During this period, the author started a new book, thinking that he would never wait until it was finished. Today I changed my mobile phone, logged into the starting point again, packed up my bookshelf, and suddenly found that it was finished. It was incredible.

I don't like or deny the writing style of this book. But there is a very uncomfortable feeling. The way the author kills people for the sake of death is forced to be sentimental. For example, Shen Jue's death made me very unhappy. It could have been prevented in advance, but he was deliberately written to death.

It is fair to say that it is an excellent work. However, after reading it from Q, when I want to read it a second time, I can no longer find the same feeling as before. After knowing the fate of the character, you can't help but hate the protagonist from a God's perspective. As the characters change and the era advances, it is as if a period of history is reappearing. Perhaps the protagonist still has some ambition in his heart to make the people better, reduce disasters, and allow the Ming Dynasty to continue for a few more years. To be honest, I prefer to watch Rebellion. Even though I know that the details, writing, and logic of it are far inferior to this one, I still hate watching the feudal emperors domineering. After many years, I still remember a sentence in it, "Even if he is diligent and hardworking, he will be your minister in the future." It makes me hate this emperor and his son.