Engineering Students in Tang Dynasty

This is the last book I read in Qidian. In the past, when I read time travel novels, I would ask myself a question, what would I do if I traveled through time. I think this book gives the answer. As a modern-educated person, the first thing to do when traveling is to pull down all the emperors and make the world without emperors. A world with emperors and dignity is really boring. The main plot of this book is actually about an engineering dog who keeps climbing the technology tree while compromising. A story about defeating the so-called traditional political wisdom by relying on insights that were ahead of the times to prove the truth. This was Newton's victory over Zhuge Liang. I like the characterization of the characters very much. Everyone's IQ is basically online. You can also see the differences between bureaucrats of different levels from the author's writing style. I particularly like Du Ruhui. Before anyone could react, I had already figured out the next step. I watched the scene before my death countless times. Seeing the struggle between his loyalty to the emperor and family interests, he broke through the emperor's unrealistic illusions countless times. He used his own wisdom to save the life of the empire but still lost. He is worthy of the name of Dudu. Looking at other time-travel novels, the interaction between the protagonist and historical celebrities is like chewing wax and not interesting. For the engineering dog, everything is just a game. He may project emotions to a few of them, but more often than not, he is very indifferent, even to the ordinary people who benefit. This is truly compassionate, because he knows that his actions have brought about changes from ten deaths to nine deaths, which is always better. This is also another theme of this book. The world is constantly progressing and changing. Don't think about traveling back to a peach blossom land without any competition from the world. This is the best era. We are just ordinary living beings crawling forward on a rugged road. Zen Master hopes that more people can read your book and see you again if we are destined.

The content of this book is too hidden. I read it from a pirated version, repaid my ticket, and then read it a second time. The Tang Dynasty that the protagonist returns to is neither completely glorious nor completely dark. The protagonist has many women but he is always lonely in his heart. The author's subsequent books are all good, but I like this one better. It is like the first 60-80 moves of a game of Go. From being incomprehensible to seeing the layout for the first time, there are some local battles interspersed with it, and it ends abruptly when the grand blueprint is revealed, because there is no time, people only have one life. This is what a time traveler would do when he returns to ancient times under the influence of modern thinking: work hard for a goal, knowing full well that he will not be able to achieve that goal in this life. I saw someone selling poetry in front of me. I want to say that what I like most about poetry is this book and the practice of entering Xiuxianli. Calling it insulting and polite, I can only say that China has missed the fastest one hundred years of development for thousands of years. At least half of this is because of these shameless literati who cling to mediocrity. I am very happy to make them uncomfortable.

Let's talk about the exciting and surprising points, and why I like "pattern first" The exciting point: how to use the small cracks leaked out of the complex ZZ form in the early Tang Dynasty, [more reasonable deduction] how to overturn the mountain of land-bureaucracy-centralization, and create a soil for industrialized economic revolution and no/capital ZZ revolution. Thunder point: Mrs. Zihai has gone too far! The excessive ridicule even dilutes the humor itself. Regardless of the audience's perception without [richer historical knowledge of the early Tang Dynasty], the characters are too instrumental. However, the plot corresponding to this is very deviant due to various problems, resulting in the character plot not being completed for two days. It was a pleasure to write, but a headache to read - even though I have a certain foundation. I think, essentially, before modern times, China chose to run all the way to death on the road of land-bureaucratic centralization. Tie the person tightly to the land, and at the same time, by controlling the right to education and elaborating on "knowledge," actively divide classes, control the "ascension path", and realize a self-sufficient class mobility system with land as the carrier. In this system, in addition to the constraints of productivity relations, the most important thing is the continuous strengthening of the "right to education and the right to define knowledge" - this is a thing that directly ruins the possibility of the industrial revolution. [So the so-called buds of Ming capitalism won't come out for hundreds of years. Can you make the big bureaucrats spit out the peasants? Don't ignore the destructiveness of Qing, and don't exaggerate the destructiveness of Qing. It won't change if I change it to Dashun, there is no excitement, and the ending will not change]. Actually, when we talk about the powerful changes in Western civilization, we talk about the Industrial Revolution. When we talk about the Industrial Revolution, we talk about the Renaissance. When we talk about the Renaissance, we talk about the dark Middle Ages. Well, the Middle Ages have a characteristic - everything must be interpreted according to the Holy See. If you don't do this, you are a heretic! Heretics will be beaten up by the group! Later, the Middle Ages came to an end due to a series of factors such as the very complicated struggle for imperial power and religious power, the Crusades, the Mongol Western Expedition, the Black Death, and so on. On the eve of the Industrial Revolution, the continuous popularization of knowledge and the people's spontaneous innovation had already appeared. Of course, I think it's too much to trace the influence of logic and mathematics back to ancient Greece. . The East and the West have chosen two different paths, but unfortunately the upper limit of our ancient path is lower than others. So, although there are a lot of flaws in the engineering field, confusing character relationships, erratic writing, and too many meaningless ridicules (it is not as much as it is said to be), this book is one of the few that attempts to reasonably pry open the iron curtain of the land bureaucratic centralized system and conduct deductions. The pattern is much higher than "emperors, generals, ministers, talented men and beauties trying to realize the industrialization of land bureaucracy" and "brainless rebellion and mechanical deity to achieve industrialization in one step".

What do you say about this book found by searching for keywords? It doesn't match the original intention! Putting the name of an engineering major has nothing to do with engineering. It is just a complaint against society. It's uncomfortable to watch! In society, one has to adapt to society by oneself, not by society adapting to you. If you choose, swallow it!

The writing is actually very good, but the plot is repetitive and the rhythm is weird, which makes it a little annoying to read 😰

Lao Huo's writing style is indeed first-rate. Whether it is from the character description or the development of the plot, this book is indeed a fairy tale. However, the writing technique of gags throughout the whole article is really tiring. It is difficult for people to have a strong sense of involvement in the first hundred chapters. This is part of the reason for losing readers. But radish and green vegetables have their own preferences. I still prefer the historical-heavy expression technique of Jie Yu 2, which is easier for people to resonate and feel immersed in.

I found a problem. There are all men in the character column. I want to ask who did the protagonist end up with?

I have read more than 50 chapters so far, and the more I read, the more confused I become. In order to forcefully throw out the plot, everyone was written as NPC. Yes, NPC, a group of NPC who do nothing but want to have a relationship with the protagonist. People's personalities are affected by the environment in which they grow up. As a result, many noble children who have obviously changed in their growth process have been made mentally retarded in order to avoid confusion. This book is suitable for novices in history writing. If you are new to history writing, emmmmm, I suggest you take a detour.

Let me ask you guys, I really can't stand the gag-like catchphrase in the opening chapter. Is this still the case in the middle and later stages?

Zen masters and book friends, Happy Chinese New Year.

The writing is very good, the connotation is profound, the language is humorous, and it is endlessly memorable. The writing style is probably not used to most people who are used to reading online fast food articles. The names of the characters often change and they are not always called by their first names. People who don't read the plot carefully can easily not figure out who is who. The protagonist is not someone who can open up the world with one punch and level the six realms with one kick at the beginning. People who like cool stories will feel aggrieved; in the later stage, he will be too powerful, and people who like more serious things will find it unrealistic. If you are one of these two types of people, I suggest you find someone else and stop reading this book.

I want to know if the princess will be collected later If not, I won't watch it. It's annoying

The characterization is breathtaking. The plot advancement is well-founded. 😰I only dare to say yes, yes! 😓 If you dare to say something, try it 🤫.

Is he the same person as Tangtang on Douyin? The profile looks very similar.

Five hundred fake men named Zhang Guogong, three thousand mourning halls to pay homage to Prime Minister Du, Sold his daughter to become rich and powerful, and Li became emperor. Dandy gangs form pillars. There is an eldest grandson who is ruling the roost on the couch, and comforts Du Zhenglun of Nanhai. Thousands of peaks compete with each other on both sides of the strait, and there is a line of sages and little overlords.

I thought that this book of Tang Chuan had sealed all the ideas of Tang Chuan, but it turned out that I was wrong! If Tang Zhuandao exemplifies the beauty of willfulness, then Tang Gong must be interpreting the charm of willfulness. Throwing away all colors and brilliance, what Tang Gong shows us is the most authentic pursuit of human nature. Whether it is Li Yuan, Li Er, Fang Du, Cheng Qin, or those names we are familiar with and admire, they ultimately return to the struggle of life! Cruel and true! As mentioned in the book, plagiarizing poems by time travelers may not necessarily bring glory, it may also lead to destruction! As noble as Chu Bi, the son of the Duke of the country, the second generation of the top class, one poem left him nearly a thousand catastrophes, and one poem "Spring River" almost lost his life. How about Li Bai? A life wasted! How about Su Shi? A life of poverty! Immortals of poetry and saints of poetry are like this, let alone others! As mentioned in the book, a few kilograms of sugar and half a bolt of wool can flatter the world. Is this fiction? Salt and iron are necessary for the people, but China has been specializing in it for two thousand and two hundred years. In the final analysis, if it is indulged, the country will be in turmoil! Another example is tea silk and porcelain, which laid the foundation of China for two thousand years. This statement is not a lie, but someone who knows little about the history of Qing Dynasty knows it!

To state my point directly, these boys from the Zhang family are wimps compared to old dogs. We are almost entering the era of crony capitalism, and we still dream of sleeping in the lap of a beautiful woman, waking up to take charge of the world, and dreaming of princes and generals lasting for generations to come. I don't know why the old dog didn't affect his son at all. He felt like he had no trace of a modern person at all, and he looked like an ancient politician. I suddenly had a bad premonition about the ending of this book. Even my grandpa, who watched the old dog grow up, felt that the railway was a strange and ingenious technology. If the Tang Dynasty was really satisfied with the current market and no one would carry the flag after the death of the old dog, then the sunset of the Tang Dynasty would soon come...

I think this is a self-help book. It can be seen from some of the words used and some of the plot descriptions that I think are humorous. The purpose seems to be to make my book unique and different, but I have not considered the reading difficulties it may cause to others. In addition, Li Shimin's heroes and talents in the book are all set in the background, and they show the virtues of a bad neighbor next door. He loves to take advantage, is petty, and spends all his time studying how to get money from the protagonist when he is not doing business. Just because you are holding back on marrying your daughter, the rewards and punishments are unknown. How is your emperor's magnanimity? Where is the emperor's mind?

It's been getting a lot of praise these days, so I'll give it a thumbs up as well. 😁 From Japan in Japan, urban myths are seen now. I followed n vests, waiting for your new book

Crazy?! 6 Updates?? The Zen master seems to be short of money 🤭🤭

I just checked, it seems there are no cows in Lingyan Pavilion

It would have been a good book if written normally, and the writing style is still okay, but why are there all kinds of mindless explanations of the second grade? People who read historical texts have a general understanding of history, and there is no need for mindless explanations. Bad review

Do you use the terms idiot and genius interchangeably?

The names of the characters are in a mess, including Dalang, Erlang, Lao Zhang, and Director Li. It makes people feel dizzy. Thirty of them were discarded.

This book, how should I put it, is a cool novel in the fictional history genre. There is nothing poisonous about it, and there is no content to speak of. It is basically the same old routine, and the pace is relatively fast. It is suitable for readers who are new to the fictional history genre. For old bookworms, there is no shortage of books to read. Compared with other history masters, the author has limited skills, so he ignores many difficulties in production and development, and basically does not write any words. However, this is good, and he also avoids some poisonous points. All in all, this book is suitable for novices who have just entered the history field, some Chinese readers who are not interested in reading, and older readers who are not good at reading.

In fact, the author's writing style is not bad, but he was poisoned by having too many female protagonists. I don't mean that having multiple female protagonists is not good, but I feel that as long as he gives a woman a chance to curry favor with the male protagonist, he will accept it, and then the male protagonist will have leverage in other people's hands. There is an endless cycle of routines. I couldn't abandon the book after reading it halfway. In fact, some of the author's descriptions are better than those of Zi and 2, but he was fooled by his fancy operations.

After reading it, I was amazed! Great book! But there is a sequelae, I feel that other time travel history is unreliable! Especially those who integrated into ancient society from the beginning! I always feel that only the ones in this book are reasonable! Obviously my idea is overkill! A bit neurotic, a bit like two troubled people! You have to take a break, otherwise you won't be able to read another chapter of the novel!

The first masterpiece! ! This is the first book I have read from beginning to end without any flaws. At least the logic is smooth and the characters and behaviors are consistent. It takes into account the IQ of Emperor Zhenguan's ministers and the protagonist's plug-in. Let's blow it. In recent years, the novels either have protagonists who are too big and famous ministers who are mentally retarded, or the protagonists are just like grandsons. This is the only one that compromises without being aggrieved. What a great article! ! ! !

Some people say it is very good, but I personally think it is very unpleasant. Why? There are too few human aspects in this book. It is almost all commentary. Zhang Caozhi, as a local dog and a protagonist, has too few scenes.

The book is a good book, but I don't recommend reading it if Ma Zhe is not good at it. Anyone who understands it can understand it.