Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 210 209. Comments on "Counting the Heroes"

Today I would like to recommend to you the new work of a platinum writer who has been in the industry for 17 years.

"Counting the Heroes", author: Regan, platinum writer.

Category: History-Alternative History.

【Introduction】

Ruigen's late Ming Dynasty + Red Mansions semi-fictional historical official development article is absolutely interesting!
The second year of Yonglong in the Great Zhou Dynasty. A prosperous era brings hidden worries.

The four kings and eight dukes are decorated with flowers, and the civil and military officials are working hard.

Internally, there are endless political struggles between the civil and military factions in the north and south, and externally, there are bandits lurking covetously in the nine border regions.

It was the best of times and the worst of times.

The key is how to grasp it when you are in it.

Be brave and diligent, and be tireless in your ambition. Just wait and see how I can establish my influence and save the world!
【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter One, Here I Come. Feng Keng, poised to become mayor, is so excited that he collapses from high blood pressure, high blood sugar, and high cholesterol, clutching only a copy of "Dream of the Red Chamber." Thus, he travels through time and space and becomes Feng Tang's son in a fictional universe, also named Feng Keng. Feng Keng, also known by his courtesy name Ziying, is one of the Four Heroes of the Red Chamber and, in the original novel, the husband of Shi Xiangyun. A very high starting point.

Chapter 2: I don't understand the era of the Great Zhou Dynasty in the Red Mansion. At the Feng family mansion in Linqing, the protagonist, Feng Ziying, returns home to mourn his father. As the only child in the family, the old man sends someone to protect him. Unfortunately, the era differs from the original novel, and even a time traveler knows nothing about Feng Ziying's fate. How did those famous Ming Dynasty novels help him rise to prominence?
Chapter Three: This once-in-a-lifetime life of luxury must be preserved. On his first trip back to Linqing, Shandong, the servants described it as a haven for retirement. But suddenly, the docks were closed, and the city erupted in flames. It was like a scene of refugee camps.

Chapter 4: Chaos breaks out. As expected, the city is ablaze. Ruffians and hooligans smash, loot, and burn, bullying men and women. The chaos is so chaotic that there's nowhere to hide. The servants, led by Feng Ziying, flee all the way to the old house.

Chapter 5: Like Falling into an Ice Cellar. The thugs tried to stop them, but Feng You, a battle-hardened servant, acted decisively. Unexpectedly, a dark, thin young man suddenly rushed out, striking even more ruthlessly. The news he brought was a shattering experience.

【Brief Comment】

Regan, official evaluation: platinum writer, well-known online literature writer, his works have left the myth of "the most clicked on the Internet".

His works include: "Counting the Heroes", "The Devil's Luck", "The Emperor of Beacon", "Change to Today", "The Magician", and "The Reincarnation of the Evil Dragon".

"To count the heroes of the day, look no further!"

It is obvious that there is some "ulterior motive" between this book and his previous one.

What he is best at is actually official writing.

Among them, the long official novel "Riding the Tide" became popular on the Internet, setting a record for the highest online click rate in 2011.

"The Helmsman" is the essence and crystallization of the author's 20 years of work experience, and is his perception, observation and thinking on social life.

It’s a pity that the situation is stronger than people.

"Counting the Heroes" was his first attempt at writing a historical article, and he had done a lot of preparation.

Let’s talk about the topic first.

He chose a more pleasing entry point.

Taking "Dream of Red Mansions" as the entry point, risks and benefits coexist.

I believe that many people have read "Dream of Red Mansions", one of the four great classics, and it is easy to resonate with people.

Although this novel was adapted into a TV series, it is the least popular one.

However, in the eyes of Redology enthusiasts, it is better than the other three.

The author travels back in time and becomes Feng Keng, a man of status but also a less eye-catching person.

In historical novels, starting from "A Step into the Past", the less eye-catching characters are often the ones who change history.

However, the background of this book is the Great Zhou Dynasty, which is just similar. You must not apply it one by one, otherwise it will lose the fun.

Second, let’s talk about the plot.

The story of the protagonist Feng Ziying and his adaptation to his identity after traveling through time is not described in detail. Instead, it begins with his return to Linqing and his escape.

The details of the escape alone, the layout of Linqing City, every street and alley, the military deployment, which prominent families, the escape route, where the risks are, how to deal with the dangers, and the best route back to the old house, and which alleys to pass through, are all explained clearly.

When I was trying to read it, I quickly drew a map of the city in my mind. Then Jia Yucun and Lin Daiyu appeared, they were also fleeing, their target also being the Feng family's old house. And there was also Xue Baochai's father.

As soon as they appear, the two heroines in the original novel are about to establish contact with the protagonist, which is really exciting.

Three settings.

Choosing to write fictional history can help to dissuade those strict and nitpicky people. Among readers of history, there are many talented people.

Even the July new anime, which is famous for its rigorous research, sometimes has to face countless readers who are even more meticulous.

Although the historical context is fictional, the author is very familiar with the history of the Ming Dynasty. The famous Ming Dynasty novels and Ming history books he mentioned can serve as evidence.

I was able to produce a map of Linqing in a very short time thanks to the author's very detailed drawing.

Linqing City was built as a brick city during the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty. The provincial government, military affairs office, defense office, school office, supervisory office, and provincial government office were all located in the brick city.

Official positions, wars, defenses, commerce, transportation, architecture, clothing, language, etc. are like a small encyclopedia, saving readers the trouble of looking up historical materials.

As for the writing style, ancient proper nouns can be seen everywhere, and the descriptions of characters and scenery are described in different ways. The language fits the identity and is not abrupt.

Friends who love historical literature will benefit greatly from reading this book.

【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】

本书3月1日上架，首订3200，3月5日精品。

Currently, there are 12 collections on Qidian, 4357 collections in the bookstore, and a fan value of 24.

The results are far behind his previous books.

As far as I can remember, among the 41 platinum writers, I Eat Tomatoes seems to be one of the rare ones who can maintain the popularity of their new books every time they are released.

Yesterday I accidentally saw a book called "The Chronicles of the Red Alliance" in the short story category. It has 125 million words, 89 recommendation votes, 2.8 fans, and 30 alliance leaders.

The book details the story of the founding and fighting of the Red League, as well as book reviews of Tomato's early works.

It can be said to be a collection dedicated to the study of Tomato's works.

This shows how powerful the Red Alliance is.

So, maybe this is the secret to the tomato's continued success.

Among the other five white players, the one we can still look forward to is Chen Dong.

Regardless of how many records "Sacred Ruins" has created, I just hope it can be completed sooner rather than later, without dragging on any further.

Open a new book and fight again!
I've gone off topic. Regan's book has some age requirements. After all, it is written by an older author and it is a historical text.

The generation gap and subject matter both affect the results to some extent.

Another urban work by an author who has just been promoted to level 3 has a collection number similar to that of "Counting the Heroes", but it achieved the honor of 10,000 subscriptions yesterday.

That is "My Wife is a Superstar".

(This is the last time I recommend this book, because I feel like I can’t keep up with it.)
Let me digress a little.

In the past, some top works were involved in incidents where the operation officers bought and sold chapters without the authors’ knowledge.

A friend told me yesterday that "Cang's Ramblings" has been doing this kind of thing for free!

I was speechless.

Isn’t perfect attendance worth money?

(End of this chapter)