Traveling Through the Song Dynasty: Starting from the Leader of the Refugees
by Chen Junyi
About This Novel
[Slow heat, cool writing, history] During a famine, Qi Feng rose from the leadership of the refugees... I am Qi Feng, Song Chao is here! No reconciliation, no cession of territory, no compensation. In the vast expanse of China, wherever the sun and the moon shine, and wherever the rivers reach, it is all the land of the Song Dynasty. Anyone who violates the power of the Song Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty will be punished no matter how far away he is!
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Official(6)Scraped 2mo ago
Still good
The protagonist is a bit too individualistic in terms of IQ. He wants to form a force, but he completely gives up. Soldiers need to be trained to become strong; Also, the protagonist is going to the northwest. He knows that the world is unfair and bandits are everywhere, but he still takes two women on the road. Is he so arrogant? He supports so many people and cannot bring a few guards? This idea is a bit intellectual.
Check in yourself
There's nothing more to say, just give it to Ollie and that's it. 😘😘
The Song Dynasty was very unfriendly to generals and liked to stick to one side
Content identification guide, updated from time to time.
This book is set in the Song Dynasty in parallel time and space. So some places are different from the real Song Dynasty. (Updated from time to time) 1: During the Song Dynasty, men were mostly called officials and rarely called sons. Even the emperor could be called officials. (The author still uses the word "gongzi" for the sake of sound) 2: In the Song Dynasty, women who had not yet left their boudoir were generally called Niangzi. The word "miss" is insulting and generally refers to women in brothels. (I still use the word "miss" for the sake of niceness) 3: In the Song Dynasty, there was an extreme shortage of horses, so civilians could not use carriages and would be punished. In the Song Dynasty, people usually traveled in sedan chairs or mules. Only those with high official rank could ride horses, such as Tong Guan. (The author uses a horse-drawn carriage, still for the better) 4: Wine and salt are all privately owned by the government. Of course, they are also sold separately and jointly.
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Although I haven't written a book for a long time
Embarrass the time traveler
Neither fish nor fowl At first I thought the refugees were revolting Gang Jianghu Later, I went to the Western Regions to find medicine for love. Don't want to read it
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Official(6)Scraped 2mo ago
Still good
The protagonist is a bit too individualistic in terms of IQ. He wants to form a force, but he completely gives up. Soldiers need to be trained to become strong; Also, the protagonist is going to the northwest. He knows that the world is unfair and bandits are everywhere, but he still takes two women on the road. Is he so arrogant? He supports so many people and cannot bring a few guards? This idea is a bit intellectual.
Check in yourself
There's nothing more to say, just give it to Ollie and that's it. 😘😘
The Song Dynasty was very unfriendly to generals and liked to stick to one side
Content identification guide, updated from time to time.
This book is set in the Song Dynasty in parallel time and space. So some places are different from the real Song Dynasty. (Updated from time to time) 1: During the Song Dynasty, men were mostly called officials and rarely called sons. Even the emperor could be called officials. (The author still uses the word "gongzi" for the sake of sound) 2: In the Song Dynasty, women who had not yet left their boudoir were generally called Niangzi. The word "miss" is insulting and generally refers to women in brothels. (I still use the word "miss" for the sake of niceness) 3: In the Song Dynasty, there was an extreme shortage of horses, so civilians could not use carriages and would be punished. In the Song Dynasty, people usually traveled in sedan chairs or mules. Only those with high official rank could ride horses, such as Tong Guan. (The author uses a horse-drawn carriage, still for the better) 4: Wine and salt are all privately owned by the government. Of course, they are also sold separately and jointly.
Support a wave
Although I haven't written a book for a long time
Embarrass the time traveler
Neither fish nor fowl At first I thought the refugees were revolting Gang Jianghu Later, I went to the Western Regions to find medicine for love. Don't want to read it
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