A Life of Wealth and Glory

I have never written a book review after reading a novel before, because reading novels, especially online novels, is entertainment and pastime, and the good and bad will pass by. The reason I had to write it this time was because the author was disgusted. The point of view on the novel is a family opinion. I won't scold you because I think you are cheating on me. At most, I will not read it. The reason why I didn't abandon the book is that I read it late and subscribed to the whole book. In order not to waste money, I endured reading it. Facts have proved that there is no need to feed yourself shit just for a few dollars. I would also like to advise readers who have not seen the second half of the book to just subscribe to the protagonist's obeisance + the last chapter, so that the story and the author's point of view are completely taken into account. As for the remaining dozens of pictures, the author basically talks about his set of points of view over and over again, nagging, going around, and endlessly. The author's point of view has its merits, and there are also points that I agree with. There are some points that I personally think are still open to discussion. This is harmless and normal. Some fans have read few books, have never read any classics, let alone large works, so when they saw the author's summarized and coherent views, they were immediately shocked and felt that they were really rare talents who, for the sake of truth, presented There is a superstitious mentality of worshiping idols. It is often this group of fans who quarrel and curse with others in the book review section, and the words they say are illogical, childish and ridiculous, commonly known as "brainless fans". I am going to criticize this group by name. You are welcome to take a seat. Returning to this book, let's compare it with another well-known novel of the same type, "Zhi Zhi Tian Xia". The story of this book is okay in the early and middle stages, but it is not as good as "Zi Zhi Tian Xia". It also contains some inexplicable time travel benefits and golden fingers. Considering that the author implies that the horse-drawn train in "Zhi Zhi Tian Xia" is ignorant, then it is half and half. Both books have bug bonuses. As a time travel historical novel, for the sake of fun, I will not be harsh. Regarding the war drama, neither book is good, so it's a tie. In terms of life drama, this book obviously has the poverty of a young intellectual. I wanted to write about red roses and white roses, about childhood sweethearts, and about forgetting each other, but it is not at this level and pretends to be stupid. On the other hand, "The Ruler of the World" is about being respectful and plain, which is not disgusting. The struggle drama is basically not felt in this book. The " The Ruler of the World" is obviously much more brilliant, especially an emperor's stroke and a court coup, wonderful! Regarding the connotation of viewpoints, the author of this book has his own set of viewpoints. He himself should have read a certain amount of books, but his philosophical viewpoints are obviously mechanical. In many places, as a historical downstream, historical issues are viewed in isolation, and there is a bad habit of the historical inventor Yuan, who likes to make history to prove his viewpoints. And in the later period, people went crazy, using the platform of online novels to pour out their opinions to paying readers. Regardless of the level of your opinions, your approach did not even have any professional ethics. If you want to talk, just go and set up a group for people who are willing to listen. Your idiot fans are willing to read your "literary" things, but other readers are not willing. You criticize so many minor literati and "witch Confucians" in your articles. What does your own approach mean? If you are really confident in your own story, just add the information at the front of your post in an upright and upright manner as you have always emphasized. What you added in the post-paid article is "Which god can you invite to suppress the ghost in your heart?"

This is the best Song Chuan novel I have ever read

To say that it is meticulous is actually to say that it is watery. The protagonist is an all-round man with a science background, he can handle agricultural machinery and military industry at his fingertips, he can speak in five words and seven rhymes, and the local government affairs are what the people want. After one year of sugar training in Lingnan, the income accounted for nearly 30% of the national tax revenue. This is doubtful. I have not done any research, so I will not talk about it for the time being. However, such a large input may be interrupted at any time by the invasion of the Southern Barbarians. The local garrison is only a few hundred. The protagonist is actually worried about whether it will mobilize a mere two thousand Hunan troops to guard the local court. Agree, combined with the previous article, more than 30 domestic servants can actually support the cultivation of thousands of acres of land, and the raising of thousands of cattle and sheep, and even farming, winemaking and fishing. At this point, I think everyone should have understood that the author's sensitivity to numbers, technology, politics, and even literature are too superficial. It is a pity that I have only read this book to chapter 50 of the third volume. However, there is a reason why this book, which is 5 million words long, seems tepid.

After reading the previous dozens of chapters, it's rubbish among rubbish, with no main line. The protagonist is an arrogant and short-sighted person. The funniest thing is that he thinks that farming alone is enough to protect his own wealth. This is a statement that modern people have lived through. Don't you still understand the social classes in ancient times? Don't you know that businessmen are just at the mercy of others? It's absolutely disgusting. I don't know why so many people are talking about it?

The style and depth of An Jun's "A Life of Wealth" is much better than most current online articles. The style is realistic and not procrastinating, and there is no arrogance like that of a pseudo-literary youth.

I read a few chapters and it was very toxic. Let's not talk about other things. First, I was influenced by the slave woman of the main character's mother, and then I was resented by this helpless old slave. Where did the slave get the courage? How dare a helpless old slave? It's a big joke that an old slave whose class is lower than an animal deceives his master... And peanuts and peppers? How come? Can we still stay together? Those are crops with different seasons... And the little maid is supported as a master. Can't you figure out the hierarchy? Slaves are slaves, challenge the strict feudal society with equality for everyone... Whimsical... So poisonous~

After the author apologized, he let himself go 🤭. You have to control yourself. It's not that novels can't make sense, it's just that they can't be told in this way. The so-called "articles are used to convey the Tao", why not write articles to discuss, preach and describe the Tao? There is a difference between "zai" and "lecture". When doing literature, we cannot treat readers as students, and we should read over and over again for fear of not being able to understand them thoroughly. A protagonist should indeed have a consistent path and must have his own three views and logic. But in the literary form of the novel, that is the process that operates behind the scenes. If the protagonist wants to do things and be a good person, he will naturally embody his Tao and his logic. The truth of a good novel is hidden, and the author treats the protagonist as carefully as gold. If it can be expressed clearly in the plot, it cannot be expressed in words. If it can be expressed clearly in one sentence, the second sentence will not be used. If it is expressed clearly in one place, it will not be repeated elsewhere. However, if you allow yourself to talk clearly in one breath, it is actually a kind of laziness, because you don't want to work hard to hide it in writing. Or ask why the novel is so awkward and doesn't explain the truth directly? That's because hiding can carry the Tao, but direct indoctrination cannot carry the Tao. It is precisely because of the hidden Tao that novels can have artistic appeal and truly promote your Tao. It's satisfying for you to preach, but can it really promote your message better than an interesting novel? Some readers have also said that we read these chapters not as novels, but as essays. Of course, a paper is also a text and a carrier of Tao. Moreover, there are naturally plots in novels or things that cannot be expressed in one or two sentences, which need to be discussed by the author. Many of the author's views do have merit, but are these chapters qualified argumentative essays? Neither. The reason why literature conveys the truth is not only the words, but also the structure and organization. To discuss the truth in the article, if you use narration, you need to divide it into categories, and if you use dialogue, you need to design and progress. In short, it needs to be designed. For such an important discussion chapter, it is necessary to write a draft, carefully organize it, add and delete it, make an overall design and then add it. It is not like the last few chapters, where I say whatever comes to mind, occasionally repeating the preface, and suddenly jumping thousands of miles away. Even after the historian recorded it and looked at it, the readers thought that the plot was going to be pushed forward, but the author felt that the story was not finished and continued to discuss it. Are you saying the author shouldn't have written this way? In fact, we readers have no position to say this. The author writes what he wants to write, and that is how he wants to write his "novel". We have nothing to criticize. But it is correct to write "author" this way, but it is wrong to write "novel" this way. The author can write this way, but the novel written this way is not good.

I got drunk after seeing this introduction. Can a small soldier also become an army commander? In the Song Dynasty, the commander of the army was a civilian official, and there was no difference between generals and soldiers. The military is a place where one doesn't care about one's origin. Are there few examples of soldiers becoming commanders from ancient times? To be honest, it's because Di Qing himself is awesome! In other times, Di Qing's achievements would have been even higher! Wu Mu himself was a member of the civil service group, and he was ostracized and despised for abandoning civil service and joining the military. He was drunk because he didn't understand that the author's introduction actually said that the conditions for promotion in the Song army were good. Starting from the Song Dynasty, only the imperial examination was used to select scholars, which was indeed good for small landowners and farmers, but for the army, forget it, the word "Qiu Ba" was enough

It is a rubbish book about giving away a girl to a girl. After the main character became an official, he could not finish a chapter. His newlywed wife left him at home for several years. The father-in-law gave the main character's dowry maid directly to his brother. After he was newly married and went out to work as an official for several years, he did not touch women when he met a woman and then gave it to his subordinates. The personal maid Xiuxiu was also brought out by the protagonist and left aside. She had been suffering from illness all year round.

The author's personal story is nonsense, and he attributes Yue Fei's death to the coercion of the Forbidden Army interest groups and is speechless. I also don't want to think about the fact that fighting a war consumes money and food, but without the support of the central government, we can make the people hungry without disturbing the cold without demolishing the houses.