My Family is Familiar with Ancient Times: Let Song Renzong Break the Defense at the Beginning

You must remember that clear water means shallow, green water means deep, dark water means abyss, an eel will become a snake, a snake will become a python, a python will become a dragon, a dragon will become a dragon, a dragon will become a king, the king of kings, ham sausage, one section is better than six sections, jelly I choose Xizhilang, Xizhilang, extraordinary, Marco Polo is like a ceramic tile, it can stick to the wall and the floor, only with great strength can miracles happen! ! Green water like this is usually very deep. Once the water is deep, the cold will be very strong. If people go in, they will soon freeze and lose their strength. According to the older generation, only people with white hair or red birthmarks on the soles of their feet can restrain themselves, because the green water with white hair floats and the clear waves are stirred by anthurium.

Wouldn't you threaten Zhu Di? Let him see the current army, and then tell him to tell the current government and country. Threate him to bring a modern army and directly destroy the Ming Dynasty. It makes me feel aggrieved. The emperors of the Zhu family don't have many good things. They leave the people to cattle and horses to provide for their descendants. There will be a cause and a result.

The first part is okay, but the second part is really not good. It feels like I am forcibly giving the protagonist an intelligence. Especially when Wu Meiniang and Going to the Time and Space of the Song Dynasty made me want to delete this book.

Recently, I have been writing about Wu Zetian's conspiracy, and the heroine wants to become an Internet celebrity. It makes me feel tired.

The latest chapter is very speechless. I don't know whether to say that the author has no life experience or dare not write. The protagonist is so naive that his IQ is less than 50. He thinks that he can threaten the emperor just by relying on history books. He also thinks of ways to save people and makes people speechless. Ren Hongchang is a dancing girl who has no father and mother and has no worries. Saving her and sending her to the Song Dynasty for the emperor to give her a title and enjoy happiness is no better than in the late Han Dynasty.

There are so many similar books that you can't learn from, but the author's pig's feet have an IQ?

The author does not seem to be writing an online article, but rather like closing his eyes and imagining the scene and combining it with reality. There is no shortage of historical data, but there is a lack of character creation and real-life knowledge. The first one to come is Zhao Zhen. I think "this is the only one here" + "Zhao Zhen's strength is not worth worrying about". The protagonist has not made any peripheral enhancements. Okay, accept it; But then came Ren Hongchang, Cao Mao, Li Zhi, and Xu Miaojin. Let's just say that the protagonist has a big heart. Ren Hongchang and Xu Miaojin are nothing to worry about. However, Cao Mao also showed the impulsiveness of a fool. The protagonist is only afraid that their identities will be exposed, but he is not afraid of the next one who suddenly comes to cause trouble? The protagonist doesn't have the slightest bit of defensiveness. Even if he picks up a kitchen knife and puts it under the cashier, it's at least a precaution. When an idiot comes, the protagonist picks up the kitchen knife and doesn't hit it because of the food. What kind of thinking does he have to be completely unprepared? In the next 200 chapters, several men harassed Ren Hongchang, and these men had conflicts with the protagonist and his gang. No matter how kind you are, you can apologize and delete the video. That's OK. I pinched my nose hard and flattened it to admit it. I asked you to delete the surveillance video but you also adjusted it. I'm very curious about what the author thought. When I wrote about Guan Qiu Jian and Guan Qiudian, I also knew about the "proton" thing, but when I encountered trouble, I was even willing to let someone else monitor it and delete it? These men harassed Ren Hongchang, but the protagonist and his gang did not take action. The protagonist and his party are both logical and divination. Tang Jingjing, an Internet celebrity with 400,000 fans, is also on the protagonist's side. In addition, these men are just ordinary college students. The protagonist is very familiar with this area, and the "geographical advantage" is given. In addition, the relationship with the neighbors is not bad, and there are many "harmony". By the way, 400,000 fans is a big deal, especially on a short video platform (i. E. Douyin). With 400,000 fans, the quality of users is almost the same. The number of fans is nothing. In terms of price, 400,000 fans is not as high as the price of a 20,000 QQ business card. Are you so afraid of cyber violence that you deleted all the videos and even the surveillance in exchange for an apology? Really, I can't figure out why? (For me, this book is better than the subject matter. It also writes about "Cao Mao", which is rarely written by anyone. It can be seen that the author did not check historical data less. But as other comments said, pretending to be invincible is too much. If you really pretend to be invincible, you will become a rustic, but don't act like Sun Tzu. The protagonist gives people the impression that he has a very poor sense of defense, is cowardly, has no idea, and has low legal awareness. The earliest thing is probably the sense of precaution. Five or six people have traveled through time, and the protagonist is unprepared. It was not until he was almost beaten to death by Zhu Di that he realized that he had filled two bottles of pepper water. But I endured it. It was not until Chapter 217 that several men who harassed Ren Hongchang asked to delete the video before apologizing. The protagonist agreed, and the man asked to delete the surveillance video. The protagonist actually agreed to adjust the surveillance! The protagonist is a shop owner, the shop is the base, and the monitoring is the cover. Morality, etiquette, and law are all controlled by the protagonist, and he gives away the foundation. I really can't bear it anymore.)

The protagonist has some brains, but not a high IQ.

I feel like I can abandon this book and write another one.

I don't understand why I have to focus on Wang Yun when writing in Three Kingdoms? There is no sense of immersion in this character at all, and both character and ability are useless. Can the author tell me why he admires him so much?