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In less than a month, the national sales of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" have exceeded 300,000 copies. Among this year's new books by newcomers, Li Chencan's book is definitely the best among them. There are not many books.

The sales volume can match that of this book.

Moreover, many other best-selling books are basically pure novels or professional books, but this book by Li Chencan takes a new shortcut to write history!

The key is that these histories are still very rich, but in a relaxed and humorous tone, everyone began to slowly understand the last Han Dynasty.

The rise of the Ming Dynasty, from ordinary people to Zhu Chongba, the lord of the world who competed in the Central Plains, and then to the equally ruthless Zhu Di... These originally boring and boring histories, under Li Chencan's writing, seem to be happening around him.

It's trivial, just like a parent's story. It's not that boring to read. On the contrary, it's like a novel with a tight plot, which keeps people's appetite and makes people think about what happens next.

However, there were also voices of counterattack!

After all, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" aroused some people's dissatisfaction.

The first person to criticize was Zhao Zhongyang, the editor-in-chief of Rongcheng Literature and Art Publishing House.

Zhao Zhongyang is a veteran and has quite a reputation and prestige in this industry. At first, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" slipped away from under his nose, and he thought he had done the right thing. However, after that, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" slipped under his nose.

"Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" was published by Rongcheng Baihua Publishing House, and immediately created a storm!

This storm was very violent. The book that Zhao Zhongyang directly shot and thought was sensational, suddenly became the best-selling book among all the recent new books in Chengdu. In the entire Chinese Empire, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty"

The sales volume is also very shocking. In the best-selling list of new books by newcomers, it can definitely be ranked among the top three in the country. Not only that, this book has also received good reviews. On Doujiao.com, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" has maintained its ranking

With a super high rating of 8.7 points, it ranks first among recent newcomers' books, tied with another book. Moreover, the number of book reviews for "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is also constantly increasing.

Zhao Zhongyang is very worried about his face!

At the beginning, when Nie Yuan admired this manuscript, it was Zhao Zhongyang who rejected him arbitrarily and unreasonably, and characterized the book as sensationalism. How could high school students understand history? How could history be judged with this attitude?

But then "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" became popular...

All Zhao Zhongyang’s comments about this book were torn to pieces!

For people like Zhao Zhongyang, at this age, the most important thing is face. No matter how much effort he spends, he still wants to maintain his face. After "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", he always felt that many people were treating him behind his back.

Pointing and pointing is very disgusting!

He barely maintained his strength, kept a straight face outside, and refused to admit his mistakes. Instead, he was critical in every possible way! So, he finally publicly expressed his opinions on "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

""Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is a family story. A fledgling author thinks that he started writing "Those Things" based on his understanding of history. However, history is thick and full of its own unique charm. How could it be just ""Those Things in the Ming Dynasty"

What about those things? In my opinion, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is not a rigorous historical work. It contains the author's personal opinions and preferences, and some details are very subjective. Historical images are not equal to historical truth and cannot be regarded as historical facts.

Go and see..."

Zhao Zhongyang originally published this article on his Weibo (referring to Weibo, the two words are harmonized). He does not have many fans, only more than 5,000, but this is a review of "Ming Dynasty"

An attack on "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" immediately attracted widespread comments. Soon, the negative comments about "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" quickly occupied a position on the topic list.

Soon, with Zhao Zhongyang taking the lead, a second negative review also came out... This negative review came from Lu Gao, an older generation writer, historian, and older generation poetry researcher in China. He wrote in his *

Negative comments were published publicly on *——

""Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is not a history textbook, and the author is still young and has a strong personal touch, and some of the historical views he puts forward are not very rigorous. This book is only suitable for adults with a certain historical perspective to read after dinner.

It is a recreational reading and is not suitable for the general public, especially teenagers. Because "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" has a romantic flavor, readers may misunderstand it, and some imprecise views in the book may cause readers to have vague judgments about history."

The affair between the two people triggered a climax of negative evaluations of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty"...and these negative evaluations basically came from some senior historians, writers, poetry scholars and the like.

Shi Chuanfeng became nervous immediately!

This book has indeed brought about strong controversy. So far, many people have come forward and others have begun to change their views on "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

Even Han Fanghao, a very famous ancient poetry researcher, historian, and professor at Jinkai University, said directly: "The popularity of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is only temporary. I think everyone will soon pass this book."

I saw some superficial things, so the sales of the second part of this book will definitely not repeat the great sales of the first part!"

...Amidst the many criticisms and abuses, Shi Chuanfeng was also a little worried that people would start to hate "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" because of the voices of these people.

People who criticize "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" are mostly old antiques. They are more focused on old-fashioned and rigorous things. Some of them criticize people just for the sake of swearing. Some of the books they wrote themselves are thrown away on the bookshelves.

They asked about it, but for a young boy like Li Chencan to have such high sales after writing "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", they felt very unbalanced.

Han Fanghao is one of them!

However, what made these antiquities or trolls with ulterior motives vomit blood was that after they scolded them, Rongcheng Baihua Publishing House announced on the scarf the next day that the single-day sales of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" had exceeded

70,000 copies, and total sales have reached 510,000 copies!

Well, a few people actually made the sales of this book even more popular!

At the same time, some people began to immediately fight back against people like Han Fanghao. Among the people who fought back, there were ordinary readers, but there were also many highly respected and famous figures.

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