Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1314 1312. Comments on "The Eldest Son of the Ming Dynasty"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new history book to you.

"The Eldest Son of the Ming Dynasty", Royal Mercenary Cat, Level 5 author.

Category: History - Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties.

Summary:
Zhu Houzhao had unique advantages, so isn't it a pity that the country ended up in that state?
【Brief Comment】

He has written four books, including "The Turbulent Years of Rebirth", but not many of them were successfully completed.

This time, he switched to writing historical novels, which are very good.

I remember, maybe it was, was he one of the Twelve Heavenly Kings from some year?
Of course, it's also possible that I remembered it wrong.

Regarding historical novels, I rarely recommend them because they are quite brain-intensive.

I have previously introduced some representative works of platinum writers and great writers, as well as several popular historical novels.

They are all very good novels, but there are also some that are not so outstanding.

I spent a long time reading this book today, even though it doesn't have many words.

But the overall feeling is very comfortable, and it is different from the general routine of traveling through time and space with technology that comes with its own system.

The protagonist traveled back in time and was only seven years old, still a child, a prince who had not yet started school.

I once read about a three-year-old genius child who traveled through time and space, but whose intelligence was almost demonic. It seemed to be written by a great author, but it scared the readers so much that they dared not read it because the logic did not make sense.

Historical and scientific texts are all very logical, although people often say that you should never use your brain when reading online texts.

Nowadays, readers have higher and higher requirements, forcing authors to constantly improve their writing skills. Therefore, the plot of this book is relatively easy to understand, but it is very wise and weird when it comes to human hearts and tactics.

In many cases, the protagonist needs to think carefully and foresight. This is the Eastern Palace, where many people are watching. Even if he is the only prince and the crown prince, he needs to be careful not to be led by the civil servants or eunuchs.

The protagonist initially faces the problem of the emperor, who, out of concern for the crown prince, constantly haggles with the civil officials to postpone his studies. So, he devises a compromise, allowing him to formally read and write. In disciplining the eunuchs, he employs a method of using leverage to defeat leverage, demonstrating to them that no matter how many connections they cultivate within the Eastern Palace, they ultimately lack the security and stability of being tied to the crown prince.

When faced with two palace maids who accidentally bumped into him, the kindhearted protagonist pardoned them and still arranged for someone to keep an eye on them. At the critical moment, he rescued them from the queen. This incident was spread outside the palace and won him a good reputation. And so on.

Historical novels have certainly formed quite mature routines, but it is really hard to find a book like this one with a tight rhythm, a well-paced plot, characters that are not rigid, and no system messing around, and it is very comfortable to read.

Therefore, I personally think that the author's transformation is quite successful. It's just that judging from the results, it's a little bit not very impressive. The current collection has not exceeded 30,000. It is recommended by the Silver Alliance and Sanjiang. It is surprising that he has made such an effort. I hope that there will not be too big fluctuations in the plot later.

I won’t say more, just stay calm.

For friends who are short of books, it is really worth reading.

If you have any interesting historical novels, please leave a comment in the message area.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

This book was put on the shelves a few days ago. The first order was 1700, and the subscription ratio was 21, which is a bit low.

But it is also reasonable, because there are many people who keep books, but few who read them.

However, I personally think that this book has a great chance of becoming a masterpiece.

This style of writing is very comfortable to read.

(End of this chapter)