True Knowledge: Know Me and Sin Me (Historical Romance)

. Cao Cao transformed into Wu Dalang, conquered Pan Jinlian, and made friends with Liangshan Han. It is quite clever to use Cao Cao's character to resolve the poisonous background of Wu Dalang's character. This idea itself has been popular on Zhihu for a while, and it is an eye-catching idea. But I personally feel that the highlight of this book lies mainly in the writing style and the author's writing power. It really has the flavor of a story-telling novel written by a Water Margin fan. Including the original word-solving words for Song Jiang in the early plot, they are all very interesting and can show that the author is carefully designing the plot. Looking forward, the main plot line expectation of overthrowing the ignorant king and treacherous ministers and driving north to expel the Tartars also effectively resolves the shortcomings of the fantasy novel that easily collapses. However, the protagonist always thinks that other people are also reincarnations of the heroes of the Three Kingdoms. Although the protagonist himself is reincarnated, it makes logical sense that other people are also reincarnated, but as far as Water Margin fans are concerned, too many elements of the Three Kingdoms are a bit awkward. In the middle and later stages, it may be to maintain the serialization. The plot is a little bit old wine in new bottles, and it develops in the style of a refreshing novel. The plot does not look as amazing as the early stage, so let's go high.

. A historical article with a unique angle, telling the story of Liu Bang's son gaining the memories of later generations of time travellers. The protagonist is a naughty kid. After integrating the memories of the time travellers, he also knows some historical events in the early Han Dynasty. In order to preserve the family ties between the Tian family, the protagonist resolutely started the growth route of making jokes and acting cute, trying to find ways to resolve some conflicts in the early Han Dynasty. In a sense, the early stage of this book is an interpretation of major events in the early Han Dynasty from a child's perspective. Except for some deliberately changed settings, it is generally quite well-founded and is a qualified historical text. However, the author strengthens Liu Bang's emotional favor and weakens Empress Lu's cruelty. To put it simply, this book is a heart-warming story about brothers and sisters. Relatively speaking, it is a bit biased towards the preferences of female fans. From the perspective of male fans, it is more suitable for daily literature lovers. Furthermore, the protagonist is too young, and the early plot revolves around family relationships. It would be good if the brain waves match up. But after leaving the closed country, because the time traveler's memory cheated on various creations, the plot went smoothly, and the sense of expectation was slightly lacking. In addition, the character of the protagonist, a naughty child, was too eye-catching and left a deep impression. When the protagonist grows up later, I still think that the protagonist should be a naughty child, and I am not too interested in some plots.

. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms version of Qin and Han Dynasties under the background of Xianwu. The background of the world view is actually very interesting. In the background of the Zhou Dynasty in the magic reform, a senior time traveler transformed into the Emperor of Zhou and extended the life of the Zhou Dynasty for five hundred years. When the protagonist Chen Sheng traveled through time, this point in time coincided with the turn of the Qin and Han Dynasties. There were heroic figures such as Ying Zheng, Xiang Yu, Liu Bang, etc., Plus the Yellow Turban Rebellion that happened hundreds of years in advance. The elements of the Three Kingdoms were fully utilized. It can be called the New Year's Eve, the Three Kingdoms version of the Romance of the Qin and Han Dynasties. The protagonist Chen Sheng awakens the golden finger after meeting Wu Guang. He can use his luck to learn martial arts and Taoism. It is a relatively common golden finger. Then the surrounding alien races also changed from nomadic tribes to demon tribes, etc., Making this book actually belong to the theme of immortal martial arts. The main plot line is the protagonist's uprising, relying on the knowledge and doctrines of the previous life to establish power, and rise up in troubled times, which is similar to taking the route of fighting for hegemony. Overall, the plot actually doesn't have much of a problem, it's mainly just a bit uninspiring. Because the struggle for historical hegemony relies on the masses of the people and the military's combat readiness. However, with a high magic and immortal martial arts background and an exaggerated individual combat power, it is difficult to grasp the balance between the two. Taking this book as an example, the author will constantly patch it and then deliberately suppress the improvement of the protagonist's strength. To my personal sense, it feels a bit uncomfortable. Furthermore, the author's control over large scenes such as army battles is slightly lacking. In general, although the world view and background of this book is very interesting, it also brings a flaw, that is, the incompatibility between the fantasy of immortals and martial arts and the theme of historical hegemony. This also makes the book readable, but it is not pure and a bit inconsistent. Readers who have the right brainwaves and can accept this kind of mash-up style will be better off reading to the end.

. Travel through the early days of the Three Kingdoms, make friends with Liu Bei, and trick Liu Bei into taking the route of buying an official position to start the development of the Three Kingdoms. The author's writing style is quite distinctive. He has a self-contained view on the politics, situations, and characters of the Three Kingdoms. The entry point is very clear. With his eloquent MAX diplomatic skills, Liu Bei can do a lot for Liu Bei, allowing Liu Bei to start the development well-founded and without losing righteousness. It has the feeling of an official novel. In addition, although it is a bit inappropriate to intervene in the debate on Confucian classics based on the age of the protagonist, it is also interesting to use the Ming Dynasty's "Theory of Blessings in the Palace" to reduce the dimensionality. It can be said that the plot during the Luoyang period can be regarded as the highlight moment of the book. This book basically doesn't have anything to encourage people to quit, but after the plot in Luoyang, the book turns a bit into the feeling that the protagonist can improve technology and farm, and then be able to push the enemy's army flatly. In the final analysis, it is because the plot in Luoyang allows Liu Bei to start and develop first, and then fighting other princes will feel like a crushing game against his younger brother, and there is not much expectation for the follow-up.

. Based on the background of the fall of the Ming Dynasty and the rise of Shunxing, the protagonist leads the Shun Dynasty into modern times and faces changes that have not happened in thousands of years. The fictional historical novel that unfolds the story based on the background of Shun Dynasty is, in a sense, a carnival of the setting party. The protagonist, a descendant of a noble family, is burdened with the great challenge of solving how ancient China entered the modern era and faced changes unprecedented in thousands of years. It can be said that this book has a grand conception, sophisticated writing, factual information, and well-created characters such as emperors and ministers. It can be called a masterpiece with a serious historical theme. However, the author is good at generalization, and the overall situation and plot are well deduced, but he is somewhat neglectful of details. For example, the frivolity of the hot air balloon plot in the opening chapter, the overly excellent quality of the fortress tactics, etc., Are somewhat inconsistent with the atmosphere of the book, like a very cool Long Aotian suddenly entering a very serious scene.

. Time travel as Zhu Qiyu and start the game by cleaning up the mess in Tumu Fortress. After traveling through the orthodox for fourteen years, there are very few Ming Dynasty stories about becoming Zhu Qiyu. However, this book is relatively reliable in deducing the plot after becoming Zhu Qiyu. It is basically tenable, rather than relying on my own imagination to climb the technology tree. Generally speaking, the approach of this book belongs to the deductive approach of using political games to drive social situation and economic changes, and it is considered to be written at a certain level. The writing style is not particularly serious, but apart from being fond of making jokes, it does not appear to be careless or brainless. The main drawback lies in the seamless switching from the time traveler to the emperor. In all aspects, including psychological activities, it is enough to regard himself as the Ming Emperor. In the face of a powerful enemy, the high ground is about to be demolished, and it is too ambitious to think about solving all the chronic diseases at once to establish the eternal foundation. In other words, the protagonist is as if he knows that the author is supporting him. He is not timid at all. He is a bold artist and is just having fun. The opening plot gave me the feeling that, to be honest, it was like this, a little ungrounded. Then in the middle and later stages of writing, I over-explain policy reasons or historical allusions, analyze and summarize principles, etc., Which seems to be preaching.

. Travel back to the end of the Ming Dynasty and the story of a rebel toolman, a refugee, who used theoretical ideas to gain momentum, and then changed the land ownership system to establish a new dynasty. Instead of looking at technology trees with eyes closed, we relied on the theory of "high status but equal personality" as the theoretical basis, and packaged it into a story of world harmony by Confucian sages, changing the land ownership system to determine the basis of rule and establishing a new dynasty. Although the logic of some plot developments is a bit nonsense, overall it is quite reasonable. It belongs to the line of refreshing writing that is both reasonable and reasonable. The theoretical and ideological contention of the plot is very good. The description of the ugly and mediocre faces of the gentry in the late Ming Dynasty is also very accurate. However, I feel that the protagonist of this book is a bit too tool-like and lacks any sense of reality. It gives people the feeling that "he traveled from the beginning just to rebel and revolution"... Then the plot of the book goes smoothly and develops very smoothly. It is probably the plot development of "I want to develop insignificantly, but the other side just surrenders" and the core logic of "I changed the land ownership, so I am invincible". For hard-core historical readers, the plot conflict is not intense enough and is a bit tasteless, which can only be said to be unsatisfactory. I personally think that the rest of the book is mainly about the author's deductions about ideological theories, political systems, social situations, etc. (Actually, the essence of the book is in the extra chapter of the postscript, but unfortunately the postscript had to be deleted in the end).

. The relaxed and cheerful Ming Chuanwen starts with business, and then uses scientific theories to fool people from all walks of life. It is a high-end version of Yan Shifan. While supporting his father to become an official and the elder of the court, he will extend the life of the Ming Dynasty for another five hundred years. In addition to the brisk writing style, the story of the protagonist's family all starting out on a soft diet is unique. In addition to starting a company, the various plots related to making money are not only classic business plots in Ming Chuanwen, but they are also generally in line with the current situation of the Ming Dynasty at that time, and it seems to be more interesting - but it should be noted that it is light and cheerful, not realistic, and cannot be studied in detail, so readers who are interested in historical research will consider whether to include it or not. Frankly speaking, it is not impossible to have a light and cheerful style of historical literature, but it is really awkward to have a light and cheerful or even silly plot while trying to depict the reality of the decline of the late Ming Dynasty. I personally feel that this style of painting is really out of tune - the author is big D, let's say it with conscience, do the protagonist and the protagonist's father look serious like they can save the country? Finally, the young protagonist, who has yet to grow hair, is copying poems and textbooks on physics, chemistry, and mathematics, but he takes on various apprentices who are in their twenties and thirties and are older than the protagonist. This kind of plot is indeed enjoyable, but it is really not suitable for detailed study.

. Bai Shuangfeng shocked Liu, the protagonist was invincible with his talk, he taught in prison, and Zhu Di eavesdropped and was shocked. First of all, Bai Shuangfeng shocks the flow, the protagonist lectures, and the supporting characters take turns to be shocked. The author's corresponding writing skills are quite good for such pretentious scenes and his ability to mobilize emotions. However, the real eye-catching aspect of this book is the author's ability to speak out, or to be honest with his sword. The plot of the lecture in prison was written to give readers the feeling of giving a lecture. The content of various lectures is not necessarily advanced as you would say, but it is indeed content that is rarely seen in the online literary circle and that ordinary people lack understanding. Then the corresponding knowledge is explained using the example of Ming Dynasty. The vivid images not only make readers feel like they are in class, but also allow readers to gain some knowledge and feel a sudden enlightenment. Moreover, the knowledge explained by the author is wide-ranging, and when connected with each other, it has a feeling of encompassing everything, making readers can't help but look forward to how strong Ming Dynasty will be if it is strengthened with this kind of all-round buff. However, the novel still has to focus on the plot. It is true that the early lectures and reading experience can be called novel. But since I have been teaching in prison, the plot progresses slowly, and it becomes pure talk. The public chapters are okay, but the chapters after they are released are always just giving lectures but not advancing the plot quickly. At least I personally have a bit of a rebellious mentality. After all, going from boasting to being really awesome requires practical operation, that is, the plot can be officially deduced based on those bonus buffs. This is the most important test of writing ability in a novel. Just hiding in prison and bragging can easily lead to fatigue.

. A story about a father and son who cross paths with farming and rebellion in the Northern Song Dynasty. The male protagonist is the owner of a house in a historical area and has a father who is the dean of an agricultural college. First of all, I have to say that the author is very ambitious and dares to write about double penetration. In historical texts, double penetration is almost considered a poisonous point and is difficult to control. However, this book is very clever in that the father and son are both involved. The male protagonist is determined to rebel, while the father has a peaceful mentality of becoming rich. On the one hand, he restrains the male protagonist from acting recklessly, and on the other hand, it is also obvious that he will be responsible for logistics and farming in the future. The most basic point of double-crossing is that each of the two has a knowledge line plug-in, one for historical strategies and one for agricultural farming, which sounds more reliable; in the future, the plot of farming and hegemony will develop in many aspects, which is also more logical. However, as far as this book is concerned, the most important thing is that the author is good at writing in daily life, and he portrays the relationship between father and son well, so that people can regard father and son as one, without overly resisting the setting of double penetration. In addition to the core element of double-crossing, the highlight of this work is that the author is very good at writing about people's livelihood and daily life, and he writes the social scene of the Song Dynasty very vividly. In this way, coupled with the shaping and foreshadowing of the double penetration and the character of the father and son, the logic is basically self-consistent, making the early plot of the book very realistic, with a feeling that it should be like this, and the plot is very convincing. I have seen that many book friends think that the protagonist of this book is frivolous or even slightly frivolous. I don't have any objections to this aspect. But I think this is mainly because the author deliberately wanted to write the character arc and the growth of the character's personality, so he deliberately left some frivolous plots in the early stage to show the protagonist's confusion and hesitation about time travel, etc. I think this issue will have no impact on readers who are not very sensitive or picky. The real key, I think, lies in the allocation and control of double penetration scenes. For example, the first 150,000 words of this book, I personally think it is a very good beginning, and it can be seen that the author has carefully polished and designed it. But the subsequent plot, perhaps because it focuses on farming, personally feels that the protagonist's presence is not particularly strong, not as good as the protagonist's father, which makes the protagonist relatively invisible, and the overall reading experience becomes a bit bland, so let's leave it high.

. A realistic and historical novel about the Song Dynasty. At the turn of the Song Dynasty, when the two Song Dynasties were about to cross, the protagonist, who was just an ordinary person, traveled through time and became Emperor Zhao Gou of the Song Dynasty. He hesitated and hesitated, and finally broke the pot. He resolutely decided and promoted the great cause of resisting the Jin Dynasty with a self-digging grave-style reform. The plot is based on historical facts and deductions, and the characters are in line with the characteristics of the times. The various supporting characters, including the minor characters, are written with flesh and blood, and even have more shortcomings than advantages. However, the moment of explosion makes the story feel real and full of appeal - of course, it is partly because the author intends to sensationalize. The realistic plot is very down-to-earth. For example, the biggest pressure faced by the protagonist does not come from the Jin people, but from various loyal and patriotic civil servant groups, as well as various traditional customs of the army and imperial power. However, in order to fight against the Jin, the protagonist resolutely promoted changes and issued a self-digging cry: I would rather subjugate the country than fight against the Jin! In fact, this is a personal reflection of the author's contempt for the literati of the Song Dynasty, but the author's skill in writing is fully demonstrated by plot and character description, rather than straightforward narration through narration - when the protagonist has a fierce conflict with civil servants and even military generals, the tension is so strong and the scene is so full that you can even imagine the corresponding movie scene. Compared with the background of the Three Kingdoms in the author's previous book, the background of this period at the turn of the Song Dynasty is relatively unfamiliar to most people. Therefore, many of the names that enter and exit the book are still a bit of a headache for non-hardcore history lovers. And this book can be regarded as a group portrait, because it is impossible to rely on the emperor to fight against the Jin in person, so sometimes the text is not about the protagonist, but about the ordinary battles between various generals and the Jin army. These non-critical battles are like plot CG time. Personally, I feel that the plot rhythm at this time will be a bit dull and difficult. Furthermore, affected by this, sometimes the intensity of the climax of the plot is a bit lacking - it is full of tension when it rises, but sometimes it always lacks flavor.

. Traveling through the new dynasty at the turn of the Han Dynasty, the story of the battle between Wang Mang and Liu Xiu. The background of the New Dynasty can be said to be unpopular among the unpopular. Apart from this book, I don't know of any historical novels written on this subject. Therefore, the background alone is quite eye-catching, which is a plus for history lovers. As for other aspects, I don't know what to say, because overall this book is of a harmless kind, that is, there are no obvious highlights, but there is nothing wrong with it, and everything is above the average level. All I can say is that the author is worthy of being an old author, with strong writing skills and steady writing, which can make people understand quickly. Then, the supporting characters such as Wang Mang and the red-browed leader impressed me deeply. Objectively speaking, the problem of the New Dynasty was that it was too utopian, and the problem of the Later Han Dynasty was that it was too compromising with the aristocratic families. Therefore, this book takes the route of fighting for hegemony, which is actually a type of writing of fighting for hegemony + reform. In short, it is a refreshing novel with elements of historical novels. But I don't know if it's because of the author's limited mental capacity, but I always feel that this book is a bit tentative on reform issues. Generally speaking, it doesn't do much to deduce the situation beyond the historical framework. It is a bit like an indigenous time traveler, and the plot is a bit boring and not exciting enough. But in any case, considering that almost no one has written about the background of the New Dynasty, all aspects of this book are above the average level of historical themes. It is a historical literature with a novel entry point +, so historical literature lovers still recommend reading this book.

. The story of a native Lu Bu who changed his personality through a simulated copy to dominate the world. The creativity is quite clever. By letting Lu Bu enter the fictional dungeon of the Great Qin, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the late Ming Dynasty, etc., He can experience a long and different life, and then change his personality to dominate the world. In general, the author has written something of his own, which is uniquely identifiable compared to similar works with historical themes. By alternating between the main world of the Three Kingdoms and the simulated world, the plot is advanced in an orderly manner, and the rhythm is also clearly layered and relaxed. In terms of character creation, both the growth and transformation of the protagonist and the image of the supporting characters are relatively solid. At least I can recall the images of the fat Jia Xu and the rough old Dian Wei after a moment of recollection. From a large perspective, it is mainly due to the author's subjective view of Lu Bu's character change process, which is too strong and slightly authoritative. From a small perspective, the main thing is that the details are a bit rough and straightforward. Although a lot has been written about war, farming, etc., There is no in-depth exploration and development, and some general talks. Generally speaking, it can be read in one sitting, but it lacks explosive plot points and a sense of ups and downs. Of course, it can also be explained by saying that the plug-in is too outrageous, the simulator is too supermodel, and the protagonist is too invincible. Anyway, the world of Lords of the Three Kingdoms is basically flat, and the impression in my mind is not as good as the daily images of supporting characters such as Jia Xu and Dian Wei. But in any case, the entry point of this book is indeed quite novel and clever.

. Occupying the identity of Duke of Zhou, starting from King Wu's defeat of Zhou, he copied history. The biggest highlight and biggest drawback of this book are the same thing, which is copying history. Let's talk about the advantages first. The author makes the protagonist transform into an ancestral spirit, which appears at the turn of each dynasty, guiding the family to follow the destiny, and build a thousand-year-old family through the power of the dragon. In other words, all the characters who appear later are trendsetters of the times, and their IQs are absolutely online. Then don't bother with the outline, just follow the historical events. In this way, the author can focus on things other than the plot. For example, in this book, in addition to using some classical Chinese accents to show off, the author can also focus on the popularization of cold knowledge such as the enfeoffment system in the early Chinese civilization and Zhou Gong's etiquette. But the biggest drawback is that it copies history. It is certainly refreshing to step into the perspective of the protagonist and watch the evolution of history. I have been immortal for thousands of years. But if you don't take on the role of the protagonist, you will feel that the protagonist is really boring. You don't dare to change history even if you make such a big move, and you don't dare to throw away the history books and deduce the plot on your own. If you only follow the historical line of two or three dynasties in early antiquity, you can still see something new. But it lasted for three thousand years and reached the dynasty that readers are familiar with. On the one hand, the plot is based on running accounts. On the other hand, the protagonist does not want to make up for historical regrets or promote productivity. Instead, he clings to the old and allows the people to suffer disasters. He only cares about his own family's thousand-year-old status. This is a bit awkward and uninteresting. In general, although this book is about historical themes, it may not be recommended to old historical bookworms. It is more suitable for readers who have rarely read historical themes.

. Traveling through the late Southern Song Dynasty and revisiting the mountains and rivers, it is also known as Assassin's Creed: Storm of the Southern Song Dynasty. The early part of the book is very fast-paced and exciting, but it is not mindless. It is a battle of wits and courage, predicting each other, and then the protagonist uses assassination methods to break out of the blockade and go north, so that the early part of the book is also jokingly called Assassin's Creed: Southern Song Dynasty. To be honest, the author's early plot should be written according to the idea of ​​the script. The plot has ups and downs, the characters are three-dimensional, and the rhythm is relaxed and relaxed. If it is made into a web drama, it will be super exciting. In terms of writing style, this book can probably be regarded as a historical romance novel. It is not like the lighthearted and cheerful style of historical novels, but it cannot be regarded as too hard-core. The so-called romance is a certain exaggeration, and it is not too particular about the details of politics, economy, military, etc. But if you are not a particularly serious reader, reading this book will make you feel soul-stirring and very refreshing.

. The story of fighting against the Manchus and rebuilding China after time travel. I personally finished reading the author's later book "The End of the Song Dynasty", and I thought the author's writing was very good. Then my book friends said that the author's previous and later books were also very exciting, so I finished reading this book. After reading it, I felt a little bit weird, mainly because I didn't like it very well. Because this book has obvious advantages and disadvantages. However, considering that this is an old work by the author, I can barely accept it. It can only be said that the higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment. But if the expectations are not high, it is actually a good read. Therefore, the book has made great efforts in the later period, and the average order has increased from more than ten to more than 5,000. Let's talk about the advantages first. Personally, I think the biggest highlight of this book is that the author has revealed his spirituality. The plot of the book actually has its own characteristics. For example, in the later part of the story, the protagonist leads an army to surprise the Qing Dynasty's rear. Although it is slightly fantasy, it is actually quite memorable and leaves a deep impression on people. In fact, it is better than many ordinary historical novels with similar themes. In addition, the author's layered cake style in narrative tricks has also been demonstrated, which not only makes the plot constantly reversed, but also makes readers feel enlightened from time to time. Generally speaking, the author's story design is actually pretty good, and his writing style is also good. But because it was an old work and it was new at the time, the handling of many details was indeed a bit embarrassing. Fortunately, I am not an old bookworm of historical literature. I am relatively tolerant of details and logical problems, and I have watched it all the way to the end. I personally think that as long as you are not a historical bookworm and are not particularly picky about details and logic, you can still read this book.

. A traitor in the Qing Dynasty who worked as a corrupt official in the Qing Dynasty and rebelled against the Qianlong Emperor's destiny from within the Qing Dynasty. It is humorous and ironic, seemingly absurd, but it makes people silent. The entry point of this book is very novel. It travels to the Qing Dynasty, during the prosperous period of Qianlong, and the Qing court seemed indestructible. But the protagonist is determined to become the biggest corrupt official, dedicated to serving the country, and working as a moth to dismantle the Qing Dynasty from within. Although it is a joke, it is not without operational possibilities. Looking at history from the perspective of corrupt officials, due to the natural moral filter aimed at the murderous hands of the Qing Dynasty, the protagonist's image will not be too objectionable by readers. Then, all kinds of clever operations seemed absurd, but they were extremely ironic. It can only be said that the author is really writing about the Qing Dynasty and cannot be scrutinized. Overall, the plot of the first 500,000 words in this book is humorous, novel, unique, and has a satirical core. In a sense, it can be said to be breathtaking. However, as far as the starting point of the story of this book is concerned, the pattern is naturally not big. If the million-word novel is completed and the plot is compact, I would personally call it a masterpiece. However, in order to shorten the length of the story and reduce the number of words, the author can only make the plot after the protagonist returns from the battlefield to the court funny for the sake of being funny, and rely on intelligence manipulation to advance the plot. Although the early stages of this book were humorous and satirical, the writing style did not change much before and after. But the early stage is actually serious nonsense, which is logical and makes people fall silent after reading it. As for the middle and later stages of the plot, it is purely a nonsense style of comedy. That's not to say that the later plot of the book is bad. In fact, the later plot is still interesting, otherwise the author wouldn't have left it unfinished. But this kind of interestingness is like a nonsensical comedy, which will lose the hard-core old and white readers of the History Channel - that is, the book has changed from being suitable for all ages in the early stage to being only suitable for young people and not old and white readers. In short, this book is recommended for readers to read and experience a reading experience that is completely different from other historical texts. As for old readers, you can actually try the first 500,000 words.