Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1209 1026. Comments on "I am a Noble in the Spring and Autumn Period"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I recommend to you a novel that is currently being highly recommended.

"I am a Noble in the Spring and Autumn Period", honor and loyalty, level 5 author.

Category: History-Ancient Pre-Qin.

Summary:
His soul traveled to an era when Laozi, Confucius and Sun Tzu were still alive, and he became the second legitimate son of the Zhi family, a noble family in the State of Jin.

At this stage, the six nobles in Jin were in serious conflict, and other countries were in turmoil outside, and its hegemony was already shaky.

At that time, the Wu State was rising and Fuchai was arrogant.

Gou Jian was busy sleeping on firewood and tasting gall, planning the day when he would lead his 3,000 Yue troops to conquer Wu.

After the Zhi clan was destroyed, the Zhao, Wei and Han clans divided Jin?
Zhi Yao will never let it happen!

From the day he was crowned king in the Spring and Autumn Period, with a book in his left hand and a sword in his right hand, let's see how Zhi Yao bathed the people of the world in the light of civilization.

【Brief Comment】

He has 6 books under his name, including "The Great Lord of Spring and Autumn" and "The Universe of Super Seminary".

The subject matter spans a wide range, but is still mainly historical.

The previous book "The Yongle Period of the Ming Dynasty" was directly cut because of its poor performance. It was revised several times but still could not be saved.

This Spring and Autumn period book, however, has already achieved excellent status. When it was first released, the first order was just over a thousand.

I just took a quick look at the story content. It is a semi-literary and semi-vernacular style, which tests the reader's tolerance.

The classical Chinese is mainly reflected in the formal conversations between characters, such as when discussing academic matters or state affairs. This section is quite difficult to understand, and although the author provides some explanations, it is equivalent to reading it twice. It is still acceptable.

The vernacular aspect is focused on the protagonist, a modern man who has traveled back in time to the age of six. This age group has a certain degree of protection, and their words and actions do not have to be burdened with too much political inclination.

He came from an aristocratic family, not the highest aristocracy, but still far more noble than his contemporaries, such as Laozi and Confucius. Therefore, when he visited them, they addressed him as "noble." Ancient rituals and class rules were far more stringent than they are today, and even more so than in neighboring Japan and South Korea.

In the early stage, the protagonist was just a child. Although he showed some extraordinary qualities, he traveled around the country as the second son, gaining knowledge and experience while also gaining greater fame so that if something unexpected happened in the future, he could replace the legitimate son and become the patriarch of the family.

As the protagonist, he is a time traveler. How could he be willing to fall behind others and be driven by others?

Because of the aforementioned strengths and weaknesses, this book will likely attract different readerships, but the author's foundation is solid and he's put a lot of effort into it. This type of subject matter is inherently a thankless task, so I hope everyone will give it more support.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

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

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【Cang's Ramblings】

I just read the latest chapter. It cost a lot of money, after all, it is a big chapter with 6,000 words.

After reading the whole article, there is really nothing special to watch.

Nowadays, this situation has appeared in historical texts since "My Father, Emperor Gaozu of Han" by The Wolf of History, where a semi-literary and semi-vernacular writing style has become prevalent.

There are not many good stories, and not many well-written ones.

Although this book is a masterpiece, the plot in the later part is obviously not as good as that in the early part, giving people a very bad feeling of being rushed.

I wonder if there are any friends who have been following the book and would like to come out and give an in-depth interpretation.

I hope this tasteless feeling is not just my illusion.

(End of this chapter)