What I recommend to you today is the work of the platinum writer Master of the Three Rings.

"Official Residence One Product", Master of Three Rings, Platinum Writer.

Category: History-Two Song, Yuan, and Ming Dynasties.

【Introduction】

Count the romance, talk about success or failure, a dream in a hundred years, and be generous and willing to work hard to save the sky, even if the infamy is rolling behind him. Light life and death, heavy rise and fall, sea and rain and wind alone. Who doesn't want the Great Wall to never fall, and it is hard to predict that the water will return to the sea.

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter 1, Five Hundred Years of a Dream (Part I). The protagonist travels through the son of Shen He, Yongchangfang, Huiji County, Shaoxing Prefecture, Ming Dynasty, his father is very knowledgeable and was admitted to Xiucai, but unfortunately he failed to reach the first. The mother became more and more ill and exhausted the family's wealth. The protagonist himself was bitten by a poisonous snake and died, which was a miserable start.

Chapter 2, Five Hundred Years of a Dream (II). The protagonist figured it out, and he lived well when he crossed over, and he was an orphan in his previous life, so it's good to have a father in this life. It's just that their current situation is really a bit difficult, and they were scolded by the fat woman who also defected to their own family, but they came first, and their father, who was too angry, would not refute it for a long time. However, the protagonist can still see the sadness in his father's heart.

Chapter 3, Five Hundred Years of a Dream (Part II). The fat woman took her thin husband to take advantage of Shen's father to go out and move all the broken things in the house, and after misunderstanding that the protagonist had tuberculosis, she was so frightened that she rolled down the stairs. Soon Miss Yin's maid came over to deliver food, and the protagonist knew that the other party was difficult to provoke, so he coped politely.

Chapter 4, Xiucai Earning a Livelihood (Part I). After the protagonist learns from the picture screen that he was bitten by a snake, it was his father who carried him to the medicine hall to see a doctor, but unfortunately he had no money and was injured by the medicine hall guys. Miss Yin sent someone to follow and learned where the protagonist lived, so she sent the picture screen to deliver medicine and food. The father's stubbornness is deeply understood by the protagonist, and the father comes back with a smile on his face with two small crucian carp.

Chapter 5, Showing Talents to Make a Living (middle). The two crucian carp were brought by the protagonist's friend Yao Changzi, but unfortunately he couldn't enter the Shen family's compound, so he handed them over to Shen's father. After cooking the fish soup, Shen's father was reluctant to eat it, so he gave it all to the protagonist, and even the chicken soup sent by the Yin family was reluctant to move. Thanks to the protagonist, he insisted that he was full, and he couldn't eat these soups, so he ate some. And Shen's father also expressed his plan, that is, to sell words.

[Brief comment]

Master of the Three Rings, platinum writer, author of 5 works including "Little Pavilion Lao".

I didn't check what year he was named the great god, and what year he was crowned platinum.

However, in the work related, he mentioned that he was not platinum at this time.

Although this book is not the best one, the data is still very good, with a starting point collection of 160,000, a book city collection of 150,000, a number of fans of 470,000, and 17 league leaders, including 1 in the Silver League. This cumulative fan of the Silver League is two silvers.

The book was written from August 17, 2009 to June 5, 2012, with a total of 5.71 million words.

This is the largest number of words in all his works. In order to write this book, it took him more than half a year just to check the information. It is even easier to quote scriptures and classics, and the accumulation of historical knowledge can be described as quite strong.

He is still very modest, and at the beginning of this book, he no longer calls himself a little monk like in the first book, but now he calls himself a monk.

In fact, his first book was already a great success, and this book went to a new level, turning from alternate history to the Ming Dynasty.

There are many readers who have read "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", and countless online authors have been influenced by the book. The same is true of the Master of the Three Rings, and through this book he has also written his own taste.

There is still no system in this book, and there is no golden finger. The protagonist does not rely on great historical knowledge, but his high emotional intelligence that is well versed in interpersonal relationships, so that he can mix like a fish in water in a complex historical background. Of course, his IQ is also extremely high, otherwise he would not have been able to pass the imperial examination.

Sanjie's book, writing skills and historical reserves are quite solid, which can withstand the scrutiny of readers and are worthy of those genuine readers who subscribe to him. portrays the protagonist silently in place.,Whether it's the heroine or the female supporting role.,It can leave an extremely deep impression.,Even in the same creation,It also gives a lot of room for imagination.。

Personally, I think it's a little more solid than another overhead boss and 2, and the book of the three precepts is also my personal favorite style. It can be said to be a strengthened version of the new July one.。

This is not to praise one and step on one, but to have a comparison, so that we can know where the gap is. Otherwise, I just say yes, and the reader probably won't find out what's good.

In short, these are my favorite history writers!

【Summary】

Writing is not easy, but do it and cherish it!

I'm Cang Yiwei, and I bring salt to "Cang's Whispering"!

Welcome to Book Review Paradise.

【Cang's Whispering】

For the time being, I will introduce his two books first, and as for his new book "Little Pavilion Lao", let's read it again after a while.

I won't run anyway, and he won't run either!