
Jinyi Town Shanhe
锦衣镇山河
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Biography
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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980Chapters
909kPopularity
3kReaders
28kMust-read votes
9.5Score
15.6kRatings
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Good book👍The rating of 8.4 Is too low. The time span is long, the plot has ups and downs, and the characters are deeply portrayed. Looking through the history books, it is consistent with history. This novel excerpts a section from the history of the Ming Dynasty, in which a person is selected to unfold a story. There is no distortion of history or random fabrication. It shows us a period of the Ming Dynasty in a story-telling way.
It's a really good book, consistent with historical facts, but the style of painting is a bit dark, but overall it's good. It's the kind I like. After reading this book, I learned a lot of historical knowledge without knowing it. The relationship between the characters in the book is still very clear to me. It's a good book. It's really a good book. I highly recommend it!
In fact, I was a little confused. Who is the protagonist? When I saw the little girl, my eyes lit up and I thought he was the protagonist, but in fact I didn't write about him. The following descriptions were all about He Liu, but I don't think He Liu can be the protagonist, but it is indeed rigorous. As a vernacular lover, I can't really understand it. Suddenly I feel like I am no different from an idiot.
Not bad! After reading so many historical novels, there are really not many authors who can write the imperial edict clearly! The beginning of the imperial edict is read as "Fengtian carries the emperor's fortune, and the imperial edict says." Too many people read it as "Fengtian carries the emperor, and the emperor's imperial edict says." Too many authors also write it like this!
I strongly recommend it be made into a TV series. Thumbs up if you agree.
This book can be regarded as a breath of fresh air in the dross-filled Internet literature. The author's writing style is not only simple and powerful, but also meaningful. It reads crisply and clearly, with clear logic. It can be called most of the history textbooks, describing the history of the three dynasties in detail and truthfully. Regardless of the flesh and blood of the article, the author uses concise writing to effectively convey the positive and correct views to the readers through He Liu, an upright and kind-hearted official. It is a masterpiece that is hard to find in any book.
This is a rare high-quality historical novel that generally conforms to historical development and perfectly displays the turmoil from Jiajing, Longqing to Wanli in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. The characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood, with family and country, conspiracy, love and hatred, and love and hatred. It is worth reading.
This book is not only about "He Liu", not only about Jin Yiwei, it is the epitome of an era, and it is also the epitome of the feudal dynasty! The wheel of history is constantly turning, and there have been countless He Liu, Zhang Juzheng, Hu Zongxian, Wanli... They all eventually returned to dust, and only their stories are passed down between heaven and earth! You and I are both He Liu, or Wanli... Let future generations talk about our merits and demerits over the past thousand years!
Chapter 253: The Jin Yiwei of the Jiajing Dynasty did not dare to arrest a businessman, the son of an official with a bodyguard (the Jin Yiwei at this time should be the most powerful Jin Yiwei since the Ming Dynasty, and the pressure on Dongchang was breathless)
There are very few books that truly cover the life of the protagonist, and the protagonist is not a handsome and romantic stallion who cannot fly with a sword, nor can he ascend to god and have a drink with the ancestor Hongjun. As a person of flesh and blood who has fought for his faith all his life, the protagonist He Liu surpasses the protagonists of countless slap-in-the-face novels. Very good historical novel.