The Idle Ming Man
大明闲人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- History & Military
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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997Chapters
19.6MClicks
8.3kFavorites
27.9kRecommendations
294Comments
Honours
- 175Completed (Monthly) · Male · #33 in History & Military
- 272Bestsellers (All-time) · Male · #29 in History & Military
- 36Most Updated (All-time) · History & Military
- 40Completed (All-time) · History & Military
- 54Completed (Weekly) · History & Military
- 77Tips (All-time) · History & Military
- 161Most Discussed (All-time) · History & Military
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I reviewed "The Idle Man of the Ming Dynasty".
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A book I really liked has just ended. I don't know why. Why was it written so early? Please give me an explanation. I hope you continue writing. I will always support you.
Well, we've caught up. Currently, the book can be divided into three parts: Part One is about his early emergence in Wuqing; Part Two is about his disappearance and subsequent mission to Mongolia; and Part Three is about his return to Beijing. The first and most unbearable aspect of Part One is plagiarism. When questioned, he shamelessly claims it as his own work, which is truly disgraceful. Then, it seems to insult the wisdom of the ancients with modern, childish methods, mentioning things like Pinyin, popular songs, and so-called inventions. Modern Pinyin is based on the nationwide promotion of Standard Mandarin, which itself is based on the Manchu-influenced official language. Therefore, it's not applicable to ancient times. The ancient method of phonetic notation was called "fanqie," which uses two characters to represent the sound of the character being annotated. The first character indicates the initial consonant, and the second indicates the final vowel; the first indicates yin/yang, and the second indicates level/oblique tones. Regardless of the dialect used, as long as it's Chinese, it can be correctly annotated. Using other symbols for phonetic notation is also not new, such as Japanese kana...
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Go go go!
Solid writing skills!
It's very well written!
I've only read three chapters of the outline, and that's it? There's clearly enough material for three more years of writing. This book is actually quite well-written; I hope I'll have the opportunity to flesh out the later parts of the story.
What's going on? I was wondering why this chapter was progressing so fast! It was writing so well, why are you rushing to finish it?
I really can't stand it.