Ge Song

Lu Wenhuan defended Xiangfan for 6 years. He ran out of ammunition and food and was isolated and helpless. He surrendered in despair and became a leader. The protagonist clearly knows that this tragedy is about to happen, but he hides in Guangdong and Guangxi to recuperate his energy. Why? It's not because of my own selfishness. Seeing so many loyal compatriots being slaughtered by the barbarians, he was planning his own plan to take over the world. Some people would say that Lu Wenhuan was a traitor to the Song Dynasty, a capitulationist who was greedy for life and afraid of death. He should have died for his country, but they never thought of the six years of bloody chaos and death struggle. Just like many students now roaring to attack Japan and the United States, they imagine that war is just like playing a game with themselves. Lying comfortably at home, just moving the mouse, the People's Liberation Army will march forward and charge forward without fear of death, and then the enemy will collapse and rout thousands of miles. I couldn't see the ruins, corpses strewn across the fields, and rivers of blood. I didn't expect that a war would really happen. The flames of war might hit me on the head, and I might hide in the sewers and tremble, catching rats to feed myself. There was no news about my family, and I didn't know whether they were alive or dead. War is cruel, and Lu Wenhuan has done enough. Others are not qualified to condemn him. The only thing to blame is that tragic era. The protagonist has the opportunity to change but for his own selfish interests, he remains indifferent and reaps the benefits. As a big boss who travels through time and is reborn, it is despising. Of course, this is also the author's routine, and the protagonist can only be at his mercy.

Compared with the Song Dynasty and the Han and Tang Dynasties, I prefer the Tang Dynasty! Among the dynasties I dislike the most, I hate the Song Dynasty the most! A soft-headed slug!

In fact, most dynasties have moments of weakness. Just because they win in the end, it is called enduring humiliation, but when they lose, they are called weak-minded. The Tang Dynasty was also forced to sign an unequal treaty at the beginning, but later it won the battle, so it was called enduring humiliation, and the Song Dynasty was called a weakling because it lost. . Note: Song and Tang are just a metaphor

Although the poem is inevitably exaggerated, water transportation in ancient times was indeed much faster than land transportation. The high-speed rail and air transport is obviously a joke that people don't understand. Does anyone really believe it?

Our Lady of Troubled Times Must Defeat, That's It for This Book

The troll team doesn't even let ** read, Obviously it can't be done, so trolls can rely on fantasizing about the old country and relying on empty talk to accuse powerful countries. Give me 10,000 trolls and I will save the planet.

Red Dawn, which he loves to watch the most, was actually blocked by those people. This is much more exciting than those political sermons, and it can also increase the favorability of the X Party. I don't know what those people think.

This book is still good to read. Fortunately, I have saved it and downloaded it a long time ago. It can be downloaded and read online. It is very enjoyable.

You are still writing with great vigor, great!

I whine and sigh all day long because of the big shit, save people if you want to, but regret it halfway through saving people, leave, and regret not insisting on saving people after leaving, and everyone talks about it, is that interesting?