Fu Song

The poisonous point is that in the early stage, various descriptions were made of pig's feet, cow farts and cowhide. In fact, many details were mentioned in one stroke. Whenever something is unreasonable, just say, this was arranged by Xiao Erlang. Before he knew it, Erlang made arrangements. 2 Basically in every book written by this author, both parents die, or they die suddenly in the middle of the book. Anyway, readers, if you want to see a happy ending, don't even think about it. I don't know what to think, it seems like his parents did something to him in reality, but his parents were dead. 3 In the early stage, the pig's feet were all kinds of cowhide, all kinds of praise, all kinds of defiance. When his family was prosperous, even the emperor's Imperial City Department couldn't find any clues. For example, the apparent owner of his property, Tianxiang Pavilion, often went into the palace to give perfumes to the empress and concubines. That's it. How could you enter the palace without going through the Imperial City Department to check everything? It's still the harem, it's still the Song Dynasty. But when it came time to write about the death of both parents, I started to talk about how the Imperial City Division was too good-looking, and how powerful the state machine was, and how the protagonist couldn't deal with it. Phew, do you think this is a double standard? In the early stage, no one knew about the underground underworld in the capital. In the later stage, he was manipulated by the Imperial City Department. In the end, his parents died and his younger sister was married to the Liao Kingdom. You don't even know how much hatred this thing has against his family. The second prince in the book is headstrong, ruthless in business, and only talks about loyalty and country. The eldest prince is useless, the whole process is useless, all depends on the planning of his advisers. The emperor only knows how to play tricks, gets angry at every turn, and has no sense of the overall situation. Another thing is that in the early stage, the second prince was afraid of self-respect and rebellion in Hebei as mercenaries. Then, when he was really about to rebel, he told the second prince that his character was the emperor's and told him to go back and reflect, so he couldn't let the emperor know before the rebellion. The key is that everyone knew that the second prince was going to rebel, but the emperor didn't know, and neither did the Imperial City Department and the state machinery that the author said were so bullshit. Haha 😄 made me laugh so hard

Xiao Cheng is also a sister-in-law. Although Luo Yuting is not as good as Xiao Cheng himself, he is relatively good and can be regarded as a talented person, but his brother is always dissatisfied when he sees his brother-in-law.

Is it a new book? Don't lose your reputation as the first person to travel through time and space.

The biggest problem in the Song Dynasty was that the civil servants only knew how to live peacefully and were corrupt and corrupt.

I can't believe that the hatred between my parents can be over so easily. I know who the mastermind is and still marry him. I'm so convinced. I'm the most annoyed by such a plot!

Ten people fighting against a hundred Kaifeng Forbidden Army is a bit exaggerated. I don't believe that a hundred thousand Forbidden Army does not have a hundred elite Forbidden Army. No matter how scared you are at the beginning, no matter how messy the divine arm bow cavalry shooting is, at least half of your ten people will be killed or injured. Only when a hundred people fight against a thousand can the expected effect be achieved. Ten Liao people chasing hundreds of Song people should at least be after a battle. After the Song people were defeated and met the Liao people, they were frightened.

It was a sunny and warm day while I was reading a book, when suddenly there were clouds and a gust of wind.

The second young master of the Xiao family is really capable

The original writing seemed good at first, but then it slowly went off the rails. The author said there were three protagonists, so how could the reader be drawn into it? And from whose perspective? In terms of growth, only Erlang is more suitable. He has been planning the future. The eldest brother is actually a general and nothing more and cannot be the protagonist. It is too divisive. The third sister also fell out of love with her fiancé and ended up marrying the enemy who killed her parents? So is this book still meaningful? I guess no one will watch it! In particular, the protagonist has the ability to ensure that his sister will not suffer a bad fate. As a result, his parents sacrificed to heaven and his sister was forcibly given to the Liao Kingdom. What's the point? ? ? Moreover, there are so many useless supporting characters in this book that they are useless!

It's still pretty good, which shows that the author has carefully investigated it.