The literary giants of the late Ming Dynasty began by copying books

Although Wang Wenlong spent a lot of effort to make the characters in the work not connected with reality, Deng Zhimo can still feel that this book is about the Ming Dynasty after reading the whole novel.

It is not the Ming Dynasty at this time, but the result of the current situation continuing to develop.

Deng Zhimo is just a content editor, and he has no control over how far the Ming Dynasty will develop, but he firmly believes that he should find a way to publish this novel so that more people can see the world's problems.

Deng Zhimo was a little unsure about the content scale, so he suggested that Wang Wenlong send the book to Xu Xueju.

Wang Wenlong nodded. Another day later, Xu Xueju called Wang Wenlong to his residence. He took the manuscript and sighed for a long time, and then directly expressed his attitude: "Send it!"

With Xu Xueju as the backer, "Xunbao" finally had no scruples, and in the next issue of "Xunbao", Wang Wenlong's "Record of Treatment of Malaria" was published.

As soon as this book came out, it immediately caused a stir in Fuzhou, even greater than the impact of "Liancheng Jue".

The story of "The Record of Treatment" is very profound, and it is described according to the plot of a commercial blockbuster - the plot has ups and downs, the characters are vividly portrayed, and various contradictions emerge in an endless stream. In addition, it is written in the vernacular of the Ming Dynasty, so ordinary people can understand it. , which gives this work a natural basis for communication.

The tone at the beginning of this book indicates that this is a tragedy, but it doesn't matter, because tragedies can also be entertaining, as have many of the famous Western writers of past and modern times: Tolstoy, Mark Twain, and Alexandre Dumas. There were tragic works, which were not too highbrow or too difficult and could be read by ordinary people. They were also best-selling writers at that time.

The reason for the low box office of the movie "The Tribulation of the Ming Dynasty" is due to the schedule, subject matter and other reasons. If you just look at the script design, it is still a commercial film that can enter the theaters. The excitement and attractiveness of the plot are at least above the passing level of later generations. Compared with For a novel that was still in its early stages of development at this time, it was already a level higher.

Living in the Ming Dynasty, the plot of "The Record of Treatment" makes readers can't help but think of reality, and the sense of immersion is even more enhanced.

The readers of "Xun Bao" felt uncomfortable with this novel and loved reading it, and even more uncomfortable after reading it. However, everyone is still following the serialization and finally realized the charm of tragedy.

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Because the description of the era was so profound, this "Record of Treatment of Malaria" spread very quickly. Feng Congwu, who was in Shaanxi, saw Wang Wenlong's "Record of Treatment of Malaria" only three months later.

Feng Congwu, whose courtesy name was Zhonghao, became a Jinshi in the 17th year of Wanli's reign. He only served as an official for three years when he angered the emperor because Shangshu invited Wanli to work.

A normal Shang Shu would not make Wanli furious. The key is that the day Feng Congwu chose to go to Shang Shu was the birthday of Wanli's mother, the Empress Dowager Rensheng. In order to let his Shang Shu be seen by the emperor, he mixed the memorial with the princes and ministers. Hymns and poems were sent up.

When Emperor Wanli was celebrating his mother's birthday, he suddenly read this memorial letter from Feng Congwu. Moreover, the letter was titled "Please Revise the Government of the Dynasty" and was full of murderous intent, just to make Wanli unhappy.

Wanli couldn't hold on for a moment. If Zhao Zhigao, the elder of the pavilion, had not come forward to plead with him, Feng Congwu would have been beaten severely.

Even so, Feng Congwu was dismissed from office and returned home. After returning home, Feng Congwu began to devote himself to writing books and preaching. Now he is writing local chronicles while giving lectures at Baoqing Temple in the south gate of Xi'an City, and is extremely famous.

That day, Feng Congwu was arranging his lecture notes in the temple, when he suddenly saw a man who looked like a black weight walking into the temple with a smile on his face.

Feng Congwu said in surprise: "Laiqing, why did you come to Xi'an?"

Du Song said with a smile: "Mr. Zhong Hao is now a master in Guanzhong. He probably looks down on my friend who is a martial artist." Feng Congwu quickly waved his hands and smiled bitterly: "I never mention this title again. It's really embarrassing."

Although Feng Congwu lived in the border area of ​​Shaanxi, his research on Confucianism was very profound. He was a descendant of Shaanxi's "Guan Xue". An absolute pioneer in Western academics, he would later become the northwest leader of the Donglin Party.

Feng Congwu's research is very advanced even in the south of the Yangtze River, and it is even more outstanding in the border area of ​​Shaanxi. Since he gave lectures in Xi'an, he has gradually gathered thousands of listeners, and even many local officials have come to listen to his lectures.

Because his lectures were so famous in Guanzhong, he was directly compared with Confucius in Shaanxi and was called the "Guanxi Confucius".

But the friend in front of Feng Congwu was not a civil servant, but a famous general, Yansui General Du Song, whose courtesy name was Lai Qing.

Juniper may not be as famous as Feng Congwu within the customs, but outside the customs it is already able to stop children crying at night.

Juniper was nicknamed "Du Heizi" because of his great strength. When fighting in front of the battle, he grabbed both arms. His hands were as black as lacquer and he used a golden knife to chop at random. He fought more than a hundred battles with barbarians outside the Shaanxi Pass and was invincible.

Most of the Hu people outside the Guan of Shaanxi are Mongolian tribes. They have no clear understanding of the official positions in the Central Plains Dynasty. Because Juniper is too powerful, they directly call Juniper what they think is the highest official position in the Central Plains Dynasty. At this time, all the ethnic groups outside the Guanhai call Juniper "Juniper" Master Du".

Although Jun Jun seems to be a dashing martial artist, he is a military attaché and his ancestors have been military officers for generations. He became a general when he was only forty years old. He and Feng Congwu knew each other when they were young and they are still good friends.

Feng Congwu asked curiously: "How did Lai Qing come to Xi'an when he was not in the army?"

Speaking of this, Jun Song snorted coldly, "I don't deal with the current situation and am very angry. I am afraid that I will burn the food and grass in a fit of anger, so I find an excuse to come to Xi'an."

Feng Congwu was startled when he heard this and said quickly: "If you have anything to say, please tell me. Don't be rash when you come to Qing."

If someone else said anything about burning grain and grass, Feng Congwu would only think that they were trying to scare people, but Feng Congwu believed it from Jun Song's mouth.

Du Song was obviously from a family of high-ranking military attachés. Du Tong, Du Song's brother, was still serving as the chief military officer of Baoding at this time. There were only about twenty chief military officers in the Ming Dynasty. This shows the status of Jun Song's family in the military, but Juniper, who was born into such a family, turned out to be a brave warrior.

Juniper is famous in Shaanxi for his bravery and his straightforward mind.

He has a noble nature and is honest and dedicated to his duties. He does not curry favor with his superiors or win over the powerful, but he is also the most unbearable to be wronged by others.

Feng Congwu knew that this gentleman did not care about his life when fighting, but it was difficult to change his mind after quarreling with others. He was obviously a high-ranking officer, but once he destroyed his armor because he was wronged over a trivial matter, and even talked about becoming a monk. It takes a long time to coax her up and down.

Feng Congwu stood up, poured a cup of tea for Juniper, and asked: "What is it that deserves to be so angry?"

Jun Song shook his head and said, "It's not about water transportation."

(End of this chapter)