Was this urban novel about a Ming Dynasty cultivator who had secluded himself in the desert for a hundred years, and the strange phenomenon that appeared attracted the attention of all countries in the world?
I recommend the book I Plant an Oasis in the Desert to you. The story was about a man who spent a hundred years cultivating in the desert. After he came out of seclusion, he attracted the attention of all countries in the world. This novel was rich in fantasy elements and descriptions of life in the city. The plot was compact and interesting. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
Empress Dowager Hu, Ming Dynasty
Empress Dowager Hu was the first empress of Xuanzong Zhu Zhanji of the Ming Dynasty. Her name was Hu Shanxiang. She was born in the family of Hu Rong, a hundred members of the Royal Guards. She was chosen as the Imperial Concubine and became the Empress. However, in the spring of the third year of Xuande, she was deposed as a Daoist nun. Empress Dowager Hu did not have a son, only a daughter. There were two reasons for deposing Empress Dowager Hu: on the one hand, she did not give birth to an heir to the throne and only had a daughter; on the other hand, she was often sick. After deposing Empress Dowager Hu, Emperor Xuanzong of Ming Dynasty made Sun Guifei queen. Empress Dowager Hu's mother, Empress Dowager Zhang, sympathized with her. One reason was to maintain the Ming Dynasty's etiquette, and the other was to make up for her son Zhu Zhanji's debt to Empress Dowager Hu. Empress Dowager Hu died in 1443 at the age of 42.
Was there a cultivator who had lived for a thousand years in an urban novel?
I recommend the book Immortality in the City to you. It tells the story of Yang Qingfeng, who has lived for three thousand years but is still in the Ascended Realm, and he decides to enter the city to gain experience and become the most powerful person in the mortal world. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😋
In a novel, there was a prince of the Ming Dynasty who called himself 'Lonely'. Was this considered overstepping his boundaries?
It was not considered overstepping. In ancient China, nobles such as kings and emperors often referred to themselves as 'gu'. This was a modest way of saying that they had no spouse, no children, or that their spouse had passed away. Although this prince referred to himself as 'gu', he or she did not mean to overstep their boundaries, but to express humility and respect.
Why was it called Hu Butang in the TV series " The Ming Dynasty " and the book " Those Things in the Ming Dynasty "?
In the TV series " The Ming Dynasty " and the book " Those Things in the Ming Dynasty ", Hu Butang was called " Hu Butang " because he was an important official in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. He held the position of head of the Ministry of Rites and the governor. According to " Those Things in the Ming Dynasty," Hu Butang was promoted to the position of governor because of his unique insights and talents in the selection of officials and sacrificial etiquette during his tenure in the Ministry of Rites. Later, he was highly praised by the emperor for his contribution to political reform and was hailed as the "Genius of the Ministry of Rites". Therefore, the name "Hu Butang" was actually an affirmation and praise for Hu Butang's outstanding talent and outstanding performance in the Ministry of Rites.
A novel about the Ming Dynasty
As for the romance novels of the Ming Dynasty, the following are a few novels that travel through the Ming Dynasty: The Little Emperor of Ming Dynasty, Long Wan Sheng Shi, Crossing the Little Marquis of Ming Dynasty, Chronicles of Ming Emperor, Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Be a Crown Prince, Crossing the Ming Dynasty to Be an Emperor, I Return to the Ming Dynasty to Be the Emperor, Wanli Qiang Ming, and Crossing 1618 to the Ming Dynasty. These novels covered the different plots and characters of the Ming Dynasty, including some romantic elements. I hope you can find something you like in these novels.
In the Heart of the Desert, the author buried himself in the desert, what was he thinking?
In the Heart of the Desert, the author buried himself in the desert. Perhaps he wanted to express his thoughts on life and death. It was impossible for a person to find a way out in the vast desert. Therefore, the author buried himself in the desert to express his reverence and thinking about life and death. Perhaps he was thinking about the meaning and value of life, about everything he had done in life, and about his future. At the same time, he might also be looking for a spiritual sustenance, hoping to find a kind of spiritual comfort and peace by burying himself in the desert.
Was there a novel about a doctor who traveled to the Ming Dynasty or the Tang Dynasty, but it was uncertain which dynasty it was, and the novel had a strong theory of Chinese medicine?
I recommend "Fake Medicine". The protagonist of the story, Yang Ze, is a young doctor from the modern world. Once, when he was eating instant noodles, he was sucked into a bowl and traveled to ancient times, becoming a famous doctor in another world. He used his medical knowledge and good luck to gain fame in officialdom and heal the world's most important emperor. In this novel, Yang Ze is a character who is very strong in Chinese medicine theory. Speaking of which, he really suits your needs. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
The author of those stories about the Ming Dynasty had once ranked the top ten most powerful people in the Ming Dynasty. Who had seen it before?
Chen Qiaoyi, the author of " Those Things in the Ming Dynasty," had once ranked the top ten most powerful people in the Ming Dynasty. This list included many important politicians, military strategists, writers, and ideologists. Some of them were considered one of the most outstanding figures in the history of the Ming Dynasty. However, this ranking was not fixed because the author's evaluation and ranking of the characters in the book would also change with the times and history. In addition, due to the subjective nature of literary works, there may be errors and disputes in this ranking. It was unknown whether anyone else had seen the Ming Dynasty's Top 10 Awesome People List because this issue had not been widely circulated or discussed.
Looking for a novel about transmigrating to the end of Ming Dynasty to save Ming Dynasty?
😋Fairy Sakamoto highly recommended the historical novel "Chongzhen: Saving the Ming Dynasty begins with clearing dungeons." It told the story of the protagonist, Zhu Kuan, who traveled to the end of the Ming Dynasty and experienced hundreds of dungeons. He single-handedly turned the tide and continued the heroic story of the decline of the emperor. If you like historical novels and plots that defy the heavens and change your fate, this book is definitely not to be missed! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Who is the murderer in the desert of the Great Tang Dynasty?
The murderer of the Great Tang's Di Gong Case was Han Yongnan.