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Chapter 184 183. Comments on "A Man and a Woman in the Northern Prefecture of the Eastern Jin Dynasty"

Today I would like to recommend to you a historical article about the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

"A Guy from the Northern Prefecture of the Eastern Jin Dynasty", author: Zhiyun Xiaotiandao 1, level 5 author.

Category: History - Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties.

【Introduction】

As the wheel of history rolled through the turbulent Three Kingdoms era, the Central Plains ushered in a peace that had not been seen in a century. People thought that a prosperous era was about to come, but no one expected that what was waiting was a thousand-year nightmare that the Han people would never want to face.

During the Yongjia Rebellion, tigers and wolves were rampant in the Central Plains! The sons and daughters of China wailed in a pool of blood.

The Han people, unwilling to be enslaved, moved south with their entire clan and rebuilt the Eastern Jin Dynasty in Jiangdong. Since Zu Ti, the Han army had marched south of the Yangtze River six times and attacked the Central Plains nine times in the past hundred years. Unfortunately, they failed at the last moment. How many patriots could only sigh at the sight of the two capitals. Where are the loyal bones buried in the towering green mountains?
Fortunately, God will not destroy the Han people, and there is Liu Jienu. He will use his passion to roar out the strongest voice of this era: Han and Hu cannot coexist, and the kingdom cannot be half-hearted!

Welcome to follow this book and step into that era of war and iron cavalry, where the ambitions of the times are overwhelming.

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: A Brave Young Man Unafraid of the Tyrant. In the sixth year of the Taiyuan reign of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, in Jingkou Town, Southern Yanzhou, lies the protagonist, Liu Yu. He stands 192 cm tall, a muscular figure, having been promoted to village head. Returning from chopping wood, he prepares to sell it at the market when he encounters the son of the newly appointed governor bullying his neighbors, humiliating them with money and mocking the common people of Jingkou. He is enraged.

Chapter 2: A battle between the two at Jingkou and Guabu. The protagonist doesn't engage in conflict with the enemy, as they have local acquaintances who know the protagonist's identity and strength. The protagonist gives firewood to the beaten neighbor and goes to inspect the ferry crossing. The situation has been unstable lately.

Chapter 3: Three Han Chinese families travel together. The protagonist chats with a familiar vendor, and when a boat docks, he goes to ask the vendor's identity, and only then does he learn the identities and experiences of the three Han Chinese families.

Chapter 4: Provocative Verbal Tests. Facing three distinct leaders, the protagonist uses wisdom in his words to test whether they are spies sent from the north. Finally, he confirms his judgment through the eyes of a young child.

Chapter 5: Two Immortals Arrive on the River. Another nobleman's boat arrives, looking like a celestial being, like someone who eats crabs and can make flowers bloom. Under the protagonist's questioning, he reluctantly hands over his travel permit, then fiercely wipes himself with a silk handkerchief, eventually dispensing with the handkerchief altogether.

Chapter 6: The Kindhearted Liu Ji'nu. The protagonist's observation was observed by two celestial scholars, who explained the situation. After they left, the protagonist chatted with acquaintances, gaining a profound understanding of the current state of affairs. However, his offense against the governor's family was already a foregone conclusion, and any attempt to curry favor with them was now impossible.

Chapter 7: Tigers and wolves use fake imperial seals to control Jingkou. The protagonist rushes to the governor's mansion and sees the northern refugees who had previously fled there facing a difficult choice: their only option is to become slaves to the governor's mansion in order to remain in Jingkou. The protagonist cannot bear this and argues with them. They, in turn, produce imperial seals.

Chapter 8: The fox who borrows the power of the tiger is Diao Hong. The man holding the imperial seal is the governor's younger brother, named Diao Hong, and holds no official position. Therefore, he can only inspect local affairs, not take action. Even if the other party uses his power to coerce others and forcibly seize territory, the protagonist is helpless. Meanwhile, upstairs not far away, two scholars and nobles observe the events unfolding clearly.

Chapter 9: Aspiring men feast on the two-legged goat. Diao Hong pulls out the protagonist's household registration, comments on it one by one, and orders the refugees to be registered as white-listed, and to be taken into his family as slaves. This move is met with opposition from everyone, and the refugees finally take out the two-legged goat and begin to eat it. The deterrent effect is obvious, and the protagonist also sides with the refugees and eats heartily.

Chapter 10: Self-reliance and adequate food and clothing. The Diao family's plan is to enclose land and people. If they can capture Jingkou, they will have the capital to fight against the Wang and Xie families in the future. Unfortunately, based on the information and legal policies, the protagonist suggests that the refugees reclaim the wasteland and plant rice on their own. As long as they stay for a year, they can successfully settle down.

【Brief Comment】

About the Author

Zhiyun Xiaotiandao is a level 1, 5 author, and the author of "A Guy in the Northern Prefecture of the Eastern Jin Dynasty" and "Yin Xiong in the Late Sui Dynasty".

本书2017年10月1日上架，首订约2600，10月8日入精。

Currently, there are 10 collections on Qidian and 8362 collections on Bookstore.

2017年10月17日收藏突破2万，2020年2月23日收藏突破5万，4月28日收藏突破10万。

A book that has been written for more than two years has always achieved mediocre results, but recently it suddenly took off. There is something strange going on.

The monthly ticket price has skyrocketed since it was doubled, and now it has become the second in the historical category and the 12th in the overall monthly ticket list.

Above, I want to say only one thing, this book should have changed the operation director, the marketing is very good.
This book mainly tells the story of Liu Yu, the founding emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty.

He ended the era of aristocratic dictatorship and laid the foundation for the political structure of "lower classes holding important positions" in the Southern Dynasties.

He made significant contributions to the economic development of Jiangnan and the protection and promotion of Han culture, and ushered in the period with the largest territory of the Six Dynasties in Jiangzuo, laying a solid foundation for the "Yuanjia Governance".

Li Zhi, a Ming Dynasty scholar, praised him as "the king who pacified the chaos and brought prosperity to the country" and also called him "the first emperor of the Southern Dynasties."

Character characteristics
The protagonist Liu Yu actually traveled through time, but he was not very familiar with the history of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and he did not have a system or a golden finger. He wanted to defy the will of heaven, but he had no way to do it.

However, he is very tall, has good martial arts skills, is very righteous, and is a brave and resourceful person.

He was willing to help others since he was young. He would draw his sword to help others when he saw injustice, and he was not afraid even when facing a superior clan.

He is good at using his wisdom to help more people within the scope permitted by policies.

Style characteristics
This book is an official history. The author said that he did not write the book for money, but just wanted to present the historical truth of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. For this purpose, he even consulted hundreds of books and hundreds of papers.

This book uses vernacular language to contrast with each other. The lower-class scholars speak casually, while the upper-class scholars use classical Chinese with meticulous attention to detail. Not only is there a fierce conflict in language, but the political, military, and cultural conflicts between the north and the south, as well as the class conflicts, are even more intense.

Therefore, reading this book requires great patience.

【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】

The last time I saw such a meticulously worded historical novel was in the July new series "Qin Li".

These authors uphold the concept of respecting history, and always ensure the historical authenticity of their writing. The various settings are extremely rigorous and sophisticated.

This creates the feeling of reading a vernacular version of a history book, which has a strong dissuading effect on most people who love online literature.

Of course, there are also people who just like to read these rigorous online articles that can increase their knowledge and experience.

However, having said that, although it may be difficult for readers to read, it is not as difficult as the author's experience when creating the work.

Just hearing the amount of information the author has consulted is enough to extinguish my desire to create something about historical classification.

Haha~
It turns out that I am more suitable for the "hot-blooded middle school student"!
Finally, I apologize deeply.

I finished "The King of Collapse", which caused many investors to fail.

I have been writing articles to criticize those eunuch authors, but I didn’t expect that I couldn’t escape the cycle of online literature.

I am recording this to warn myself.

(End of this chapter)