"About to Enter the Wine" by Tang Jiuqing

Based on the historical background, although Shen Zechuan was an unimportant bastard in the family and his father did not like him, he was imprisoned because his father attempted suicide due to treason; Xiao Chiye, the attacker, was the youngest son of General Wang with a different surname who was stationed at the border. Although he was brave and good at fighting, However, because the court was afraid of his father, he was asked to be sent to the capital as a hostage. Because Shen's father's treason affected the Xiao family, he also hated Shen Zechuan. When Shen was released from prison and was already beaten to death, he kicked Shen hard and wanted to kill him. Later, the two finally met each other's eyes, and then joined hands to conquer the world and finally became emperor. The main character is powerful and the subject is strong. Although the official system is based on the Ming Dynasty, the geographical setting is completely unrealistic (a kind reader drew a map for comparison). The emotional line is sweet. Although the story is written in Jinjiang, it can still barely satisfy carnivores; there is another story. For the BEed deputy CP and a pair of lilies, there are also two outstanding female characters. The full text is nearly 1.2 million words, and it is my most recommended ancient novel in recent years. A live-action drama adaptation has been authorized.

The main drama is a standard unified historical drama of the Central Plains. It is very brain-burning. There are palace battles (including the struggle for the throne, the struggle between aristocratic families, the struggle between aristocratic families and poor families), wars (civil wars and international wars), suspense (espionage wars), and a little bit. In martial arts, many lines go hand in hand, and each line is interconnected; there are many pitfalls, but they are all well hidden; and because the protagonist conquers the world, there must be a team, and there must also be teams with different stances on internal and external troubles, so the characters There are so many people, each with their own characteristics, plus everyone has a name and a character, so it’s very difficult for one person to remember two names. Moreover, whether it is a struggle or a war, there is not only an outline, but a detailed look at who said what and why they reasoned as they did; as well as how the army advances during the war, who attacks and defends in close combat, and what actions they use. and skills to make the other party die...The details of the description are really jaw-dropping; in other words, when watching it, you can understand the progress of the plot, and it even has a very visual sense. There are not many authors who can write about palace battles and wars at the same time, and even fewer can describe both types of plots in great detail in the same work. Describe one of them, the other is to write both plots in outline style), the author is so skillful that I surrendered to him. However, I can't stand her other works. For example, "Nanchan" is also very well received, but I can't stand it...

A special feature of this article is that generally speaking, fictional ancient stories will use Chinese maps as scenery. Although the place names may be chosen separately, at least there is no need to explain the geographical location and geographical relationships; but the geographical background of this article is It is completely unrealistic. The author still has to spend space describing the map of the Great Zhou Dynasty, and the radio drama also has to spend a small theater period to explain the geographical locations of various places in the Great Zhou Dynasty. Memorizing place names alone is already very hard, and having to remember the geographical location is quite painful for me as a road-crazy person (haha)

As for the emotional line, the two protagonists dislike each other at first. Xiao even hates Shen, but later their enemies become lovers. Ever since they started falling in love, it has always been sweet, and since the two of them spend less time together and more apart, the moment they meet, they will definitely make readers go crazy. When listening to the radio drama, there is a strong feeling of "Xiao Er goes into heat as soon as he sees his wife." Feel. They also love all kinds of field battles. I like the most satisfying scene on the dragon throne at the end. It’s so touching~ Also, Shen’s character is very coquettish and loves to flirt with her husband. He has a serious face and talks about business with his subordinates. , the following is touching Xiao, and he is full of love talk skills. I really like this kind of affection hahaha~ What Xiao said the most is what I admire the most when he shouted to his father (very proudly) "My wife is the most beautiful girl in the whole Zhou Dynasty" A good-looking man." However, I think Shen's master's concerns about the future development of their relationship are very reasonable, especially in the end, where there is an emperor and a general with a different surname who holds the power of the army. If I want to restore the country or destroy the country they jointly created, Country, it will be too easy to sow discord between the emperor and the generals when the world is at peace, okay?

Deputy CPs Qiao Tianya and Yao Wenyu have strong attributes. One is responsible for force and the other is responsible for intelligence. Since Yao suffered hardships and was poisoned during his escape, his health is very bad and he may die at any time, so the two talked about After Yao's death, Qiao quit Shen's team and retired to the mountains to become a widow. Lily's pair is also one with strength and one with intelligence. If it were replaced by BG, it was actually the (unethical) love between the stepmother and stepson. Later, the father passed away, so the two naturally became HE. I like both couples quite a lot, but among the three couples, I still like the pair with the slutty protagonists the most~

Also worth mentioning is the female character. There are four important female characters in total, the Queen Mother, Lily and the Empress. All four characters have their own characteristics and personalities. My favorites are General Qi Zhuyin and Empress Li Jianting. Because they have special status, they have to work harder than men when they hold their positions. The works also constantly emphasize their difficulties in surviving under traditional patriarchal ideas, and describe men in detail. How the characters or their minions worship them. The author's description of them is quite impressive to readers, especially Li Jianting. Her original role was just a puppet who was pushed out because the royal family had no other heirs, but she used her own efforts to escape from the puppet and become the powerful emperor. It's a pity that because of the opposing camps, she ended up being BEed, and she was a tragic figure.

Although the author is very capable and can describe palace battles and war scenes in detail, because this is very brain-consuming and leads to a large increase in the length, there is a reading threshold (otherwise you have to read it several times); in addition, there are many characters, and often Writing several lines together (for example, when the capital was conquered by Shen, there were Shen's perspective, the Empress' perspective, and several other characters' perspectives in different locations), which is a bit difficult to read in terms of online writing. But I always like works that are beautiful, strong and miserable, with plot twists and turns that are not bloody, with supporting characters queuing up to get lunch, and emotional lines that are only used as embellishments, and I rarely see such works whether it is action scenes or verbal battle scenes. For a large-scale historical drama, I think it would be nice to relive many scenes a few times (such as the Battle of Duanzhou).

The only pity is that the ending is a bit hasty (this is compared to the detailed description before, it is complete when compared with other people's works), and it has the feeling of "rushing to throw out all the answers to the mystery"; but it is still a large-scale article A grand, logical and well-organized historical text; just comparing the current situation in Hong Kong and China's suppression of Taiwan, I no longer agree with the unification of the Greater China - why must we unify? Wouldn't it be nice for everyone to live in harmony? Substantial unity can be achieved through business or culture. Why do we need that "status"? But overall, it is definitely a good article above the system recommendation level.​​​​

BTW Regarding the radio drama, Shen Zechuan's CV matches the character very well, but I don't like this CV very much. He is already a senior but still keeps competing with juniors for the lead role. I think this person's structure is a bit small (just a complaint) , has nothing to do with the work).