Originally, I didn’t write a testimonial on the shelf, but someone said that it is customary to write one, so I thought about it and wrote it.
That book was his first attempt. How should I say, because it was his first time, he really cared about the comments and evaluations of book friends. He read every comment carefully. You guys really know
There are many blind spots that he didn't know about himself. He really learned a lot by reading the comments. Thank you all.
Bu Nao also read the reviews, and he must admit that some of the negative reviews confused him, causing some parts of the plot to be a bit abrupt, and some parts to be too gentle. The rhythm was a bit messy, and he himself was not satisfied. Only then did he realize it.
It became clear why someone warned him "Don't let comments lead you by the nose when writing a book."
All of this is not because he is too immature.
The original intention of writing that book was to simulate another possible Ming Dynasty. Starting from the early Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty would lead the Han nation on a beautiful path that completely avoided subsequent tragedies and disasters. He had previously thought about
The protagonist is set to be a commoner, a noble, a scholar, a relative, etc. Initially, the protagonist was not chosen to be the youngest son of Lao Zhu and Queen Ma. The reason is not because of the identity of "vassal king", which had a unique status in the Ming Dynasty.
The particularity exists.
If he knew all that, would he feel that his life was a success? Or a failure?
The Zhu family started with Zhu Yunwen, and the uncles and nephews killed each other, and then the brothers Jingtai and Baozong killed each other. Then several emperors fell into the water, Zhang Juzheng tried to mend the sky but died and died. Then the eunuchs, civil servants, and various forces took turns to harm the country. At the end
Chongzhen hanged himself. Although he had no great achievements, his death was tragic enough to make people feel sad.
What if this situation could be changed in the early Ming Dynasty?
Lao Zhu's magnificent but miserable life was also one of the reasons why he chose the identity of the protagonist. He lost his parents and brothers in his early years, his grandchildren, his wife, and his son in his later years. He once tried his best to arrange Dong's posthumous affairs.
, not even one of them went according to his wishes.
The vassal kings in the early Ming Dynasty were most similar to the "vassal states" of the Zhou Dynasty. However, due to various reasons, the various vassal states of the Zhou Dynasty worked hard to conquer large areas of their foundations, open up the land of China, and provide them with
The Han nation established a firm foothold in that land and laid the foundation. However, the vassal kings of the Ming Dynasty became the biggest obstacle to the Ming Dynasty. Not only did they not continue to expand territory for the Han nation like the Zhou Dynasty, but they became the pressure on the Han nation.
A huge boulder.
During the hundreds of years that the Ming Dynasty existed, there were times of grandeur, but more importantly, there were countless sorrows. The emperor’s oath to guard the country was still in my ears, but the iron hoofs of foreign races had not ravaged the mountains and rivers of China before. If Lao Zhu knew such a scene,
What kind of roar should be made?
Even he often wishes he could cross the long river of history, use those legs to turn the world upside down, and make up for the sun, moon, mountains and rivers!
So he told him all that through the mouth of his fifth brother Zhu Ji. Let them, father and son, work together to extend the story of the Ming Dynasty and erase the dark parts. His Ming Dynasty does not want to have sadness anymore, but it will be grand: there is no uncle-nephew relationship.
If you are disabled, you will have a loving father and a filial son, and respectful brothers and sisters. The feudal kings traveled across the five continents and six oceans to open up territories for the Han people. They laughed at the Han civilization spreading to all directions, and they went to the direction of China to offer a pot of strong wine.
There is no tragedy in Lao Zhu's life. He has always been the emperor who swallowed up the sun and the moon with great pride; a scholar with courage soaring to the sky; a fierce general who conquered the frontiers with blood; a kind and gentle queen; and people who live and work in peace and contentment. The sun, moon, mountains and rivers will last forever.
Today, the prosperous age of the Ming Dynasty continues. That is his Ming Dynasty, and that should be his Ming Dynasty.
Thank you. You can see that without us and all kinds of pressure, he would not be able to fully imagine the Ming Dynasty in his mind. He knows that he has many, many shortcomings, but we
I still saw it, thank you very much.
Please wait and see, the story of his Ming Dynasty.