Turmoil over the Blue Sea: A Master Plan for the World

I am a lover of history. I accidentally saw this book on the website yesterday and thought to myself: a historical conspiracy novel. I actually read "Nirvana in Fire" a few years ago (I picked up the novel because of the TV series). Therefore, with a curious attitude, I began to encounter this book (I read more than a hundred chapters in one go, and it was the first time to read a book using Zongheng) And this book did not disappoint me, it was even a surprise. I have been used to reading fast food novels for several years, and I am also used to reading so-called mindless novels. If you evaluate this book, you can first say that it is a breath of fresh air. After all, POV writing techniques are indeed rare in the novel world (relatively speaking). But precisely because of this technique, every character is made lifelike and more attractive [not the one person (protagonist), but the intrigue of a group of people]. Secondly, the plot of the story is sometimes compact (endless conspiracies) and sometimes soothing (the regional characteristics of the Three Kingdoms, the love between Su Wanchen and Zhu Zhiliao, the life descriptions of characters such as Tiehua and Li Chongyan). I admire the author very much because he depicts everyone as a person of flesh and blood, not a simple person. Simply black and white, right and wrong, this is very true, because human beings themselves are a contradictory body (human nature), just like Gaozi said: "Nature is like turbulent water. If it is divided into east, it will flow east, and if it is divided from west, it will flow west. Human nature is not divided into good and bad, just like water, it is not divided into east and west." The most attractive thing about this book is the author's skill in digging holes and filling them in layers (could it be that he graduated from Lanxiang Technical School in 2333). If the reader observes carefully, the author has laid clues and foreshadowings in many details. For example, Su Wanchen is taller than the average male in Cangwu Kingdom and is good at riding horses. (I saw this yesterday, Mom, could Dasu be from Imulan...) Although the clues are fragmented, when the truth is revealed, the readers will also combine the previous clues and realize it with hindsight. This is really fascinating. Finally, what I want to say is that although this is an imaginary history, the intrigues in it, I think real history has also appeared, which once again made me awe of history, and a literary work, I think, is not just what the author wants to write, but also the reader. Of course, there are some good novels, but compared to the entire novel world, they are really too few. Thanks to the author for writing this novel, I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I feel that this novel is comparable to "Nirvana in Fire". It would be great if a TV series could be remade in my lifetime (ー ー゛). (This is my first time writing such a long book review, so I apologize for any inappropriate language. I'm a newbie, so don't criticize me if you don't like it.)

This battle (confrontation) is described very wonderfully and eye-catchingly; although there is not much ink, each move is explained very clearly, as if it is right in front of you; both hands and words are used, and the verbal exchanges have distinct character traits and identity. Cao Feihu, father and son seem to have a genetic inheritance, and they are all parties involved in the disappearance and robbery of important figures: Princess Yinquan, Su Xiaochen, and Li Chongyan. Cao Xiwen stepped forward and successfully rescued Li Chongyan, which was an outstanding achievement; the gray line of grass and snakes lies thousands of miles away, which may have left a lead for future stories.

Horror! Li Chongyan's temperament suddenly changed, and the young eunuch died in a matter of seconds. The countless connections and climactic conflicts were all unexpected. The author's writing technique of peeling off bamboo shoots layer by layer and gradually approaching the truth is worthy of praise.

To be honest, let's not talk about the book. The author's attitude is really the best. There are almost no typos in the whole text, and even the punctuation marks are not missed. This is my type. There is no fantasy, no magical fighting spirit, the story is all based on logic, although the plot is not absolutely perfect, at least it is good. Maybe everyone likes to watch Xia Xia Flying Sword. . Resulting in poor performance. I really feel sorry for you!

Since then, the novel has exceeded one million words. Thanks to the author's hard work, he has updated at least 3,000 words every day (at most, more than 10,000 words per day). He has been working hard every day. This perseverance is very valuable, probably because it is worthy of the readers, and also to fulfill the promise of "never stopping updates". The author spent a lot of effort and pen and ink to describe the Linzhou War; the scenes were extremely heroic, earth-shattering, and breath-taking. Both sides participating in the war have their own tricks, some are premeditated and some are sudden; the general trend of attack and defense is clear, specific to the tactics, but there is defense in the attack, attack in the defense, changes in the chaos, and treacherous clouds; what is clear is that the soldiers meet each other, and what is covert is the behind-the-scenes collusion, and even the use of war to eradicate dissidents.

If we rehearse a one-act (multiple) act drama, starting from Chapter 217 to Chapter 222 (maybe more later), it is very good material. The only scene is Lai Yi Palace; there are not many main characters, including Emperor Ming, Zhu Zhiling, and Tiehua. The main contradiction and conflict is concentrated between mother and daughter (the daughter is still pregnant) - the emperor and the prince; the exchanges of words are sharp, and both parties have no intention of backing down; the relationship between flesh and blood and the iron law of inheritance are incompatible, which will definitely lead to a human tragedy. Among them, the plot of Zhu Zhiling eating dates is a rare and wonderful scene. The scenes blend together, which is slightly sweet and bitter;

No matter how many and great the principles are, if they are not understood by oneself, they are not their own principles. Only your own truth is the true truth. Although it is sometimes shallow, it is its own truth and cannot be easily shaken. Giving up one's own principles is usually to take a step forward and to use superior thinking and structure to demand oneself; if one cannot take a step forward, but instead becomes a person in the same situation or even a lower situation, then it is unwise to give up.

The Kingdom of Yimulan, the Kingdom of Bihai, and the Kingdom of Cangwu are another "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". There is me in you, you in me, grievances and hatreds are intertwined, and they are entangled in many ways. They both use and compete with each other; and gradually evolve, intensifying the contradictions, leading to conflicts and wars. The Three Kingdoms responded to the war. Everyone prepared carefully; naturally, they all felt that their strategy was appropriate and foolproof, and they would not lose to others and were sure of victory. What was the result?

This old Cao, oh, Cao Feihu, is a character with a distinctive and abrupt personality. Among the many smart characters, he is unique and outstanding. He has the most comedic features in the whole story. You might call him stupid, but that's not necessarily true. He responded to the few words Li Yanzhong said to Li Yanzhong who refused to show up, and he was quite capable. He had not been in the officialdom for so many years in vain. With him around, even the tightest nerves will relax.

It's terrible to think about it. Zhu Zhiling has been fighting alone. Emperor Ming, Wen Lan, Emperor Wen, etc., Watched her step by step towards the road of eternal disaster, and even contributed to it. Finally, when she stepped into the Yi Palace wearing armor, she reached the pinnacle of fighting alone. She was plotting rebellion alone. What else could she do without failure? It was so sad and pitiful.