Brother Song Taizu

The early Song Dynasty was a time of rapid change, with some true or false stories such as "Yellow Robe Added to the Body", "Golden Chamber Alliance", "The Sound of Axes and Candle Shadows". But for some reason, there aren't many novels about this period of history. This book is about this period of history. The protagonist is Guangmei, the third brother who traveled through time and became Zhao Da. It's quite attractive to me. As we all know, Zhao Guangmei's final end was not good. But I have to deny that he actually has the possibility of achieving a big position. And because Zhao Er failed in the Northern Expedition and lost the Sixteenth Prefecture of Youyun, and the legitimacy of his ascension was doubtful, most book friends were not very interested in him. You must also hope to see the plot of Zhao Er unable to ascend the throne. Then read this book. Suitable for the crowd: In order to make it easier for book lovers to read, this book does not pursue the historical originality too much, nor is it boring and rigorous. Therefore, this book is suitable for book lovers who are interested in the history of the early Song Dynasty and want to see Zhao Er's failure, but who do not have high requirements for the rigor of history. Rating of the work: 6 (The setting is very interesting, and it captures everyone's hope that Zhao Er will be defeated and the Song Dynasty will change its weakness. However, the monetary and financial content is not very good, and the writing style can only be said to be quite satisfactory.) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern person who travels back in time to Zhao Guangmei, Zhao Da's younger brother, and relies on his own efforts and understanding of history to play with the Song Dynasty (the author himself has not thought about whether the protagonist will be the emperor or the powerful uncle). Personal review: The plot setting is still very good. The first few chapters are engaging and allow the protagonist to play a role in Zhao Da's rise to power. First, it highlights the role of the protagonist and increases the excitement of the work. The second is to pave the way for the protagonist to win the big position later. Because Zhao Er already had a high-level position at that time, if the protagonist was only in white, it might be difficult to compete with Zhao Er. In addition, the protagonist has two generals, Yang Ye and Pan Mei, which is also very interesting. Because the two are mortal enemies in the novel, this contrast adds to the interest. Regardless of the romance, Pan Mei is known as the strongest spear in the early Song Dynasty, and Yang Ye is the strongest defense. It is worth looking forward to what kind of chemical reaction the two will have together. Personal complaints: I feel like the author took things too naturally in some places. For example, in terms of monetary and financial policies, perhaps there were no basic conditions for implementation in the early Song Dynasty. There is also a sense of incongruity in making homemade oral insulin (aren't they all injections)?