Shao Song

I've seen about 90 chapters. A thought suddenly flashed through his mind: This time traveler is really just an ordinary college student, who understands the general history, the famous generals of the Song Dynasty, and the fate of Zhao Gou, so he insists on resisting the Jin Dynasty. But he is really just trying to be an emperor, trying his best to strategize and know people well. Because he doesn't know the art of war, and he doesn't know how to learn it. He relies on famous generals to fight. His strategy is not bad, he has a think tank + his own opinions, and his social skills are also very immature. He is not an old man. What is better than the original Zhao Gou is that he knows the future and roughly knows who the main loyalists are. He is more intelligent than Zhao Gou. He is not an idiot, but the most ordinary and normal time traveler!

This is the best historical novel I have read this year. The writing is sophisticated, the plot is particularly well-conceived, and most importantly, it has a strong sense of history. This plain and close-to-official writing method is simply the gospel of research dogs. The above is not the point. This bastard didn't update it today, which really annoys me.

The logic is clear but the writing is verbose The plot is smooth but boring and has no ups and downs. There is no forced intelligence reduction, but my writing skills are not good enough There are no bloody routines, but the content is empty Generally speaking, reading every chapter is like drinking boiled water, which makes you vomit easily. The advantage is that there are no disadvantages The disadvantage is that there are no advantages

Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin (March 21, 927 - November 14, 976), courtesy name Yuanlang, was the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty. Emperor Mingzong of the Later Tang Dynasty was born in Jiamaying, Luoyang on March 21, 927. His ancestral home was Zhuojun. His father was Zhao Hongyin and his mother was Du. Zhao Kuangyin defected to Guo Wei during the reign of Emperor Yin of the Later Han Dynasty. Later, Guo Wei abolished the Han Dynasty and established the Zhou Dynasty. He was appointed as the leader of the East and West classes and began to enter the official career. Later, he conquered the Southern Tang Dynasty and made many achievements. In the sixth year of Xiande of the Later Zhou Dynasty (959), Zhou Shizong Chai Rong died shortly after returning to Beijing from the Northern Expedition. Before his death, he appointed Zhao Kuangyin as the inspector in front of the palace and in charge of the forbidden army in front of the palace. On the first day of the first lunar month of the following year (960), the Northern Han Dynasty and Khitan troops invaded the border. Zhao Kuangyin, who was then the military envoy to the German army and the inspector general, was ordered to defend the enemy. On the night of the third day of the Lunar New Year, the army mutinied in Chenqiaoyi, 20 kilometers northeast of Bianliang, the capital. The soldiers proclaimed Zhao Kuangyin as emperor early the next morning, which was known as the "Chenqiao Mutiny" in history. The army immediately returned to the capital. Later, Emperor Gong of the Zhou Dynasty, Chai Zongxun, took the Zen throne. Zhao Kuangyin ascended the throne and changed the Yuan Dynasty to Jianlong. The country was named "Song", and the history was called "Song Dynasty" and "Northern Song Dynasty". On October 20, the ninth year of Kaibao (November 14, 976), Zhao Kuangyin passed away at the age of fifty. After reigning for sixteen years, he was posthumously named Emperor Yingwu, Shengwen, Shende, and his temple was named Taizu. He was buried in Yongchang Mausoleum. In the first year of Xiande (954), after Chai Rong ascended the throne, Zhao Kuangyin took charge of the Imperial Army. When the Northern Han Dynasty invaded, Chai Rong led the army to resist the invading enemies and set up a battlefield in Gaoping. When the battle was about to begin, he commanded Fan Aineng and others to escape first. Later, the Zhou army was in danger. Zhao Kuangyin commanded his companions to mount their horses and quickly rush towards the enemy's forward. The Northern Han army was defeated and fled. Zhao Kuangyin took advantage of the victory to attack Hedong City and burned the city gate. He was shot in the left arm by a stray arrow. Chai Rong stopped him from attacking the city again. After returning to the capital, Zhao Kuangyin was appointed as the Marquis of Yu in front of the palace and led the governor of Yanzhou. In the spring of the third year of Xiande (956), Zhao Kuangyin followed Chai Rong in the expedition to Huainan. In the first battle, he defeated more than 10,000 Southern Tang troops at Wokou and killed He Yanxi, the supervisor of the Southern Tang Army and Horses, and others. The Southern Tang Jiedu envoys Huangfu Hui and Yao Feng led a so-called 150,000 troops and stationed themselves at Qingliu Pass. Zhao Kuangyin led the army to defeat them. Zhao Kuangyin chased him to the city. Huangfuhui said, "We each serve our own master. I hope both sides will set up a good formation to determine the outcome." Zhao Kuangyin smiled and replied that it was okay. Huangfuhui set up a formation and came out to fight. Zhao Kuangyin rushed into the Southern Tang army with his horse's neck in his arms. He struck Huangfuhui's head with his sword and captured Yao Feng together. Taizu Zhao Kuangyin really killed the general in the army, and he had the courage of Zhang Fei.

Doesn't the emperor not eat pork? In ancient times, royal nobles generally ate mutton. In ancient times, pork was called pork. Anyway, I don't know what it was called. Anyway, those who were relatively wealthy would not eat it. It seems like when did I start eating.

It feels like the plot relies entirely on the author's explanations to be understood. There is a lot of nonsense explaining and explaining, and he keeps calling the officials. Does this mean he is knowledgeable? Disgusting! And the housekeeper who keeps shouting for help knows that people who listen are disgusting

Are there any book friends who have read for 40,000+ hours? Let's have a round of mutual relations

In the face of the epidemic, all Chinese people are responsible. All walks of life are fighting to alleviate the epidemic and respond to the call of the central government. The author should work hard and write more, so that everyone can stay at home and read and stop wandering around. In this way, he will be a true hero.

In the book review area, a lot of people who can't understand are saying that it's not good and that time travelers are too cowardly. I just want to ask, you are a college graduate, but when you arrived in the Song Dynasty, your eyes were completely dark, and you were still able to keep a high profile due to internal and external troubles? Who gave you the courage? I went to the historical classification section and took a look. Oh my god, there are cool articles everywhere. Even though he was dressed as Chongzhen in the Jiashen period, he could still dominate the world. Who do you think he is a fool? No wonder these people are acting like this. If you don't understand human geography, people's humanity, and historical data, why would you go to a historical area to look for abuse? Wouldn't it be better to go to fantasy to cultivate immortality?

In fact, I am very interested in this book, but when I read Chapter 62, what Yue Fei said made me choose to abandon this book. Although the other party is indeed a bandit, everyone is fighting against the gold together. Why do you look down on others so much? Civil servants discriminate against military generals, and military generals discriminate against bandits? This is the way of beautiful countries, and before Yue Fei didn't know each other, he took the initiative to pick trouble with strangers. This Yue Fei disgusted me.