Kaiyuan Merry

() As for why such a person did not appear in history, Wang Wei thinks it is very normal, everything is a problem with the system!This seems to be the question that well-known elites like to emphasize most (laughs).

However, the oppression of feudal monarchy on women is self-evident. Caring for a husband and raising children is the most important skill for every woman, not to mention that sometimes she has to engage in the legendary house fighting and palace fighting. When the house fight is on, how can there be any chance to engage in scientific research.

Especially for a prostitute like Cui Yingluo who came from a famous family, even if she didn't have to be poisoned by feudal ethics in her childhood because of her parents' doting, she would still have to abide by such rules when she married into her husband's family in the future. Even if Wang Wei, who has not been transmigrated, can still let his wife do what he likes, but what about the worldly eyes?

This world is so cruel that it is always difficult for mediocre people to tolerate the existence of aliens.

But it is different now. First of all, Wang Wei is no longer the original Wang Wei, but a modern person who has integrated the soul of Wang Wei from the past. He can not only guide Cui Yingluo to understand "future science" more easily, but also protect Cui Yingluo. Away from worldly eyes.

The one who can override the secular world is totalitarianism, allowing the world to scold without changing his face. Is it because of such confidence that people will care about the actions of ants?

Wang Wei closed this thin "Romance of the Three Kingdoms ([-])". The author's name is Wei Luo, which is composed of a homonym after Wang Wei and Cui Yingluo's two names. Cui Yingluo's handwriting, don't think that girls who major in science and engineering can't play literature and art.

Girls are inherently romantic and literary, so they often say that there must be at least two impulses in a person's life, one for desperate love, and one for a walk-away trip.

Ha ha.

Although Wang Wei thinks this pen name is very strange, because the pen name of this era should be xx Layman, xx Sanren, etc. How could it be something like "Wei Luo" with no clear meaning, but he is too lazy to destroy Cui Yingluo's unexpected Hairy literature and art are fresh and fresh.

Anyway, the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" he wrote by himself is for experimentation, the focus is on the book, not the content of the book. The plot of his book is roughly similar to Luo Guanzhong's "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but it is written in his own style It is not as popular and straightforward as Luo Guanzhong's, but more in line with the reading habits of Tang Dynasty scholar-bureaucrats.

If you have to say what style this writing style is, it should be regarded as the plain prose style of the Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties in the future, similar to Liu Zongyuan's "Little Rock Lake", with elegant, fresh and aesthetically pleasing writing.

Because it is not a complete plagiarism, but a kind of adaptation, Wang Wei writes slowly, but even if he wants to completely plagiarize, he does not have the memory. Even if his body and brain are really good, he can barely remember it. But he didn't have such a smart head before.

Besides, Luo Guanzhong's "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" completely respects Liu and demotes Cao, but Wang Wei's "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" does not do this. For the Three Kingdoms, each of Wang Wei's Three Kingdoms has a clear protagonist.

In more modern terms, the Three Kingdoms adapted by Wang Wei is more immersive. If someone likes Cao Cao, you can find the one that mainly writes about Cao Cao, which will describe Cao Cao's image in detail and various psychological descriptions. , There are a lot of descriptions of appearance, not to mention the plots that are popular with the masses, such as yu exaggeration first restraint, pretending to step on others, this is obviously to let the readers who substitute Cao Cao as the protagonist feel refreshed.

For example, Cao Cao, as the adopted son of an eunuch, was despised by an official when he was not prosperous. Forgiving the official like a charity, such a smiling slap in the face is undoubtedly very refreshing.

Of course, Liu Bei's pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger is also indispensable. Wang Wei arranged such a scene. Liu Bei, who sold straw sandals at the beginning, was despised by someone. He felt that Liu Bei would always be a straw sandal seller in this life.

As a result, after Liu Bei became rich, he met that person again in a private visit on a micro-service, but the person had no eyes and despised Liu Bei again. Then, a large group of guards suddenly jumped out of Liu Bei's side, calling him "Master", completely scaring that person peed.

Obviously, it would be a very vulgar plot for future generations, but under Wang Weimiao's brilliant brushwork, Cui Yingluo, the only reader, read it with gusto. This is the first time she is interested in this kind of literary book, like She has no interest in Wang Wei's poems that are sought after by women in his boudoir.

If it wasn't for Cui Yingluo's urging of manuscripts, Wang Wei would have been unfinished by the eunuch long ago. Travelers who completely plagiarized masterpieces should not have any expectations of "masterpieces" written in ancient vernacular.

Because of the era, these so-called masterpieces of the four dynasties, even in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, would not be considered elegant, let alone the Tang and Song Dynasties, which were dominated by Tang poetry and Song poetry.

After all, whether it is Tang poetry, Song poetry or novels, the target audience is a small group of scholars and officials, not a large number of people who cannot even read.

Wang Wei's adaptation has been as close as possible to the aesthetics of the literati in the Tang Dynasty, but the sales of this "absurd" "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are also very low, not even five copies were sold. Fortunately, Wang Wei only printed ten copies, but Even if the cost has been improved, it is still relatively high, after all, it is still woodblock printing.

However, the "movable type printing" that Wang Wei originally had hoped for was explained by Cui Yingluo, a technical expert, and finally understood why it was not a mainstream printing technique in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Because in terms of production technology, although engraving is a huge project, as long as it is a skilled woodworker, it can be used for engraving, and printing technology is easy to popularize; while movable type printing requires high technology, as Shen Kuo later said in "Mengxi Bi Tan", " It is very difficult to engrave characters with clay, as thin as a coin's lip" and "fire to make it firm", and "the characters are as flat as a stone" after typesetting. Without superb craftsmen, it is very difficult. The craft itself has great limitations, and the promotion value is not good. big.

From the perspective of manpower, no matter what kind of typesetting is used in movable type printing, typesetting workers are required to be literate. This requires very high labor costs. In this era, who can read and write will be willing to be a typesetting worker ?However, block printing is different. The carpenter of the wood block does not need to be literate, as long as he can carve according to the model of the characters.

From the perspective of printing quality, the printing quality and aesthetics of books printed by woodblock printing are generally better than movable type printing, and woodblock printing can also print illustrations.

This is the fact that Wang Wei, a liberal arts monk who always likes to take it for granted, was slapped in the face by the movable type printing that he first "invented"...

However, movable type printing is not meaningless at all. This idea is correct, but the materials and technology cannot keep up. First, we need to find an optimal type material. Cui Yingluo is currently experimenting... It is said that he has found one. The material named "lead" needs to be smelted, and some other metals must be smelted. As for the ink, it must be fatty.

In short, Wang Wei, a liberal arts monk, can't talk at all. He can only hope that Cui Yingluo can make a big breakthrough.

It was expected by Wang Wei that the "first novel" hit the street. After all, the children of aristocratic families basically would not go to bookstores to buy books, because they have a collection of books at home. Why does a famous family become famous? It is because of the monopoly of cultural knowledge. Therefore, large-scale books and printing are actually prying the bottom of famous families. Wang Wei dare not print books wantonly, and is also afraid that some forces will unite to counteract.

However, the poor children who go to the bookstore to buy books are absolutely impossible to buy such "miscellaneous books" and "street literature", but books that are useful for the imperial examination, so you can imagine how low the audience for the "famous book" "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is.

Don't mention the common people, who can't even eat enough, can't read all the words, and still have leisure time to read books?

Of course, this has a lot to do with Wang Wei's lack of publicity, but he really doesn't put too much thought into it now. As a young man who is keen on power, he has never been able to distinguish priorities.

It's not too early, Wang Wei is going to Xingyuan to go to the flower feast, and the shopkeeper of the bookstore is secretly relieved, Wang Wei can decide whether he will stay or not, and he is very satisfied with the reward now, Don't want to get fired.

"Prince Wang." A slightly stiff voice came to Wang Wei's ear, and the tension in the tone was easily detectable.

Wang Wei couldn't help looking around, only to find that he was a slightly familiar civilian boy, wearing a rustic short shirt, with a yellow and thin face, but his thick eyebrows and big eyes were not ugly, and he seemed quite honest and honest.

Fortunately, Wang Wei's memory is really good, and he quickly remembered that this young man was a servant in the "Jinshi Corps", he was relatively taciturn, and when he went to the old house of Wang Wei and Cui Yingluo, he didn't raise his courage and courage. Wang Wei said a word.

At this time, Wang Wei was more curious, why did this young man who was obviously a commoner come to this bookstore and muster up so much courage to talk to him.

Of course, it doesn’t mean that common people’s children can’t enter bookstores. The bookstore opened by Wang Wei is not as unkind as other bookstores, which drive people away if they don’t buy books. His bookstore is more like the bookstores of later generations, allowing customers to stay here and read books. It's a pity that these ancient scholars really wanted to save face, and I have never seen a "brazen" person reading white books in a bookstore.

It’s just that buying books is undoubtedly a very extravagant thing for this young man who seems to be unable to satisfy his food and clothing. Wang Wei is very curious, what makes this honest and honest boy with thick eyebrows and big eyes understand the truth that “knowledge changes destiny” .

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