The Official Historian's Evaluation of Fang Xiaoru

Wu Xiaoru was a well-known online author. His works were unique and well-loved by readers. His representative works, including " Battle Through the Heavens " and " The Peak of Martial Arts," had all achieved great success on the Internet and were hailed as classics of Chinese online literature. Wu Xiaoru's works were known for their profound thoughts, grand vision, and wonderful descriptions. He was good at using rich imagination and unique perspectives to create characters that left a deep impression on readers. At the same time, Wu Xiaoru also paid attention to the discussion of human nature and the reflection of social reality. His works often contained profound philosophical thinking and reflection on social reality. All in all, Wu Xiaoru was an excellent internet author. His works were not only popular on the internet, but also had a certain literary value. His representative works showed the high level and unique charm of Chinese online literature, which was worthy of readers 'appreciation and taste.

The official titles of historians included Taishi, Xiaoshi, Neishi, Waishi, Censor, Fushi, etc.

Fang Xiaoru's descendants changed their surnames. In Jiangdu, Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, there were Xuan, Liu, and Fang surnames who claimed to be descendants of Fang Xiaoru. In Nanhui, Shanghai, the descendants of the original surname Yu changed back to the surname Fang. There was a warlord in Sichuan who claimed to be a descendant of Fang Xiaoru, surnamed Fang Huanan. Some people said that revolutionary martyr Fang Zhimin was a descendant of Fang Xiaoru. There were also people who said that Fang Xiaoru's descendants were divided into two groups with the surnames Han and Wei. Some people with the surname Shi were also believed to be descendants of Fang Xiaoru. In addition, there was also a young man who claimed to be Fang Xiaoru's 23rd generation grandson. His surname was He. In general, Fang Xiaoru's descendants changed their surnames, but the exact number was unknown.

Yes, Fang Xiaoru was described as the reincarnation of the old man in red.

The evaluation of a work required a comprehensive consideration of many factors, including the plot, character creation, writing style, structure, theme, and so on. Overall, the plot of the novel was relatively compact. It described the protagonist's growth and struggle in the officialdom, but it also reflected the darkness and corruption of the officialdom. At the same time, there was a certain positive energy in the novel, showing the tenacity and indomitable spirit of the protagonist in adversity. However, there were also some problems in the novel, such as the characters were not deeply portrayed, the characters were too flat, and the plot setting was a little old-fashioned. Therefore, for the novel, the readers need to evaluate it according to their own preferences and reading experience. If you like the compact plot and exciting description, then the novel may be a good work.

Fang Xiaoru was killed 2300 times.

Han Han was a famous Chinese writer and racer who had been active in the literary and racing world. His literary works were mainly prose and novels, and his unique style and thoughts were widely recognized and praised. In the official evaluation, Han Han was regarded as one of the outstanding representatives of the Chinese literary world. His literary works and the depth of his thoughts were deeply loved by readers. At the same time, he also actively participated in many social welfare projects and won many honors and awards. However, there was also some controversy and criticism surrounding Han Han and his works. Some people believed that his literary works had problems such as plagiarism and plagiarism. At the same time, he had also made many controversial remarks in public, causing widespread concern and discussion in society. But overall, Han Han's position and influence in the literary and racing world were still very strong. His literary works and ideas were deeply loved and paid attention to by readers.

The highest official in the Fang Clan was Fang Tingfan, who was conferred the title of Golden Purple Guanglu Physician. Fang Tingfan was the ancestor of the Fang family. He had seven sons, six of whom had achieved some success in the officialdom and were known as the Six Osmanthus Lianfang. Fang Tingfan was known as the father of Six Osmanthus, and his descendants were known as the Golden Purple Six Osmanthus Fang. Some of the Fang family's relocated branches used Liugui Hall as their hall name, such as the Fang family in Fuqing and the Fang family in Dongguan. The Fang Clan had a deep origin in Yunxiao County and was the number one clan in the county. The Fang family had produced many talented people in the past dynasties, such as Fang Dingxuan and Fang Wenyao in the Ming Dynasty, and Fang Mo in the Qing Dynasty. However, there was no relevant information to confirm the claim that the Fang family had been the local emperor in Yunnan for more than 500 years.

Fang Xiaoru killed 873 people. The fact that Fang Xiaoru's ten clans were exterminated was recorded in many documents, including Ming Chongzhen's "Ninghai County Annals: Fang Xiaoru Biography","Ming History Chronicle" and Huang Zongxi's "Fangzheng Learning Xiaoru". These documents clearly recorded that Fang Xiaoru was exterminated by ten clans, and the number of dead reached 873.

Yuwen Cheng was one of the founding emperors of the Northern Zhou Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The cause of his death was controversial in history. According to the historical records of Yuwen Yong, Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Cheng was appointed as the crown prince after the establishment of the Northern Zhou Dynasty and became the emperor after Yuwen Jue inherited the throne. After the throne was stabilized, Yuwen Cheng began to consolidate his position and strengthen the central power and military control. At the same time, he vigorously expanded his territory and annexed neighboring countries. However, in the process of attacking Liaodong, Yuwen Cheng was unfortunately killed by the enemy. The specific cause of death was not recorded in the history books. One theory was that Yuwen Cheng died of exhaustion while attacking Liaodong. Another theory was that Yuwen Cheng died of illness after being injured in battle and could not be treated in time. No matter what, the cause of Yuwen Cheng's death had not been fully proven, and it had become a controversial topic in history.