
The Ming Dynasty's Spoiled Brat
明朝败家子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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110kMust-read votes
9.3Score
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In "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty", the protagonist Fang Jifan is also a time traveler, a scholar of Ming history from modern society. Being proficient in the history of the Ming Dynasty, Fang Jifan, whose soul traveled to the Ming Dynasty, had the greatest support. After all, Fang Jifan kept the history in mind, so he could seize the opportunity and travel to the Ming Dynasty to predict the future. So the first thing Fang Jifan did when he woke up after time travel was to sell all his family's properties, exchange them for cash, and hoard a large amount of ebony. Because Fang Jifan knew that the ebony shipped by sea would soon be shipwrecked, and the price of ebony would rise. This was the first opportunity that Fang Jifan grasped through his understanding of history. At first, I thought it was a novice article with some logical flaws. But after reading it in depth, the flaws really outweigh the flaws. Through humorous writing, the author tells a truth about human society in this world: all human relationships and activities are driven by interests! The essence of human life is the relationship of interests! Why didn't ancient people invade the grasslands? Do you want to use the Great Wall and use conservative tactics to defend the city? Because there is no benefit! Why did Jiangnan and Jiangxi immediately suppress the rebellion at all costs? Because there are benefits! Interest is the essence behind all human social activities! Interest is a broad concept here and does not necessarily have to be money! Everything you value can be a benefit! You don't care about money, you value reputation. This reputation is your benefit! The author skillfully uses various absurd and humorous events to interpret the four words "interest driven" over and over again, penetrating the essence of people's hearts. Reform, reform, is never that easy. It will always harm vested interest groups. Reformers in history have basically never started well and finished well. It is too difficult. The author provides a new idea, using the bundling of interests to promote it. After a certain period of time, the general trend has been achieved! This is a very good enlightenment novel for stepping into society!
The emperor becomes more and more stupid the more he writes about it, the executives have generous salaries and raise a bunch of losers, and they still feel that they are diligent and caring for the people every day. There is no distinction between rewards and punishments. Young people who have made great achievements are just throwing them away after using them up. The protagonist and Zhang Xin planted trees to make special medicine and saved hundreds of thousands of soldiers, but they got nothing. Zhang Xin was almost useless. Old Tang attacked the South Vietnam Kingdom from the sea and destroyed it. The war that the previous emperor had been unable to resolve for decades was settled in one month. As a result, Old Tang did not deserve any credit. I originally wanted to give it a bad review, but then I thought of Qimao's other historical novels. The content was simply appalling. Overall, the writing is okay, and a few characters are well developed.
I gave up after seeing Chapter 654. What I wrote above is okay, I can't say it's exciting, but it's a pretty good online novel. Later, it became more and more ridiculous, and it was a little off-topic. I feel like if I keep reading it, it will become fantasy. It's better to pull it down and stop looking at it.
I don't like it because people like to read the bad reviews first, but this book is really worth reading. It is a time-travel novel. The plot is okay. The characters are emotional and the protagonist's funny attributes are throughout the book. The only bad thing is that the time changes in the novel are very blurred. For example, when you go to sea, the flow of time seems to have stopped or is very vague on the other side.
This book shows that Wu Zong is a genius and a god. 1. The military is very good. King Pingning unified Annan to destroy the Tatars. 2. Medical science is very good. For surgeries that others dare not do, go to Xiao Zhu and Zhu Yidao. 3. Science is very good, building trains
The concept is novel and the writing is witty. This book is poisonous and cannot be read at night! Some laugh so hard that their stomachs hurt.
The protagonist has nothing to worry about. The protagonist relies on historical events to start. The development of the country is guided by the protagonist (only sometimes the ancients' understanding may feel that it is too strong), but the protagonist really only plays the role of pointing the direction and confirming the path. The highlight of the middle and later stages is that the protagonist uses economics to develop his own wealth and power, and the Age of Discovery is a national war and a commercial war. Moreover, the author uses examples to explain stocks, economic bubbles, Ponzi schemes, and the importance of information in economics very well, and it will not make you feel boring.
First of all, I would like to praise the author. The plot is very compact and it is a qualified time travel novel. You can usually read the first 800 pictures. But why do I feel that the further I look at the character of the protagonist, the character becomes worse and worse, and he is the type to find trouble when nothing happens. This book would have been humane if it weren't for Zhu Houzhao. I almost want to give an average or even negative review. →_→→_→But compared to other time travel stories, I still can't bear to say it's average.
Don't make any comments and abandon the book decisively!
The more I read, the more boring it became. I couldn't stand it after reading more than 800 chapters. What the hell, let a group of kindergarten kids who wet their pants serve as various county magistrates and solve cases. Speechless. Abandon the book decisively.