Has the Song Dynasty Been Destroyed Today?
by Frost Bolin
About This Novel
Traveling through the second year of Jingkang in the Northern Song Dynasty. Zhao Chen became the crown prince who stayed in the capital after the Hui and Qin emperors went north to Qingcheng, Zhao Chen! Looking at the imperial edict from Emperors Hui and Qin in his hand, ordering him to go to Qingcheng, Zhao Chen sighed: "The matter is over, let's start again..." First life. [You failed to escape and committed suicide. History has been distorted. Later generations will praise you as the last man of the Zhao and Song royal family...] The third life. [You wore a yellow robe and died for the country with the will of the king to sacrifice the country. You won the praise of later generations. You were called the fifth most careless prince and the last strength of the "big coward"! The fifth life. [You Huangpao joined the new dynasty and was regarded as a rebel. The second emperor of Hui and Qin ordered Zhao Gou to succeed to the throne and suppress the thieves! At this point, in the late Song Dynasty, the world was divided into three parts. The world was destroyed and reopened. When he opened the thick "Book of Eternity", Zhao Chen, known as the Earth's leader and the most powerful carbon-based creature, looked up into the deep space and sighed: "The Song Dynasty was not destroyed enough..."
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Official(11)Scraped 4d ago
open up wasteland
Although the protagonist has opened a new era, he does not have the courage to lead it. In the era of great development, the enfeoffment should be restarted, and the princes, children of aristocratic families, and children of nobles should be thrown out to open up wasteland, instead of staying in the Central Plains to raise Gu, while struggling with why the boss cannot follow Confucianism, while giving The second child increased his stakes crazily, for fear that his subordinates would not be able to wear yellow robes. The real training is to throw them out to open up wasteland after gaining basic knowledge, and explore the art of emperors in practice. After broadening their horizons, their acceptance of new things will also increase, and they will naturally pursue science subjects such as physics, chemistry, and biology.
There is no need to give memories to others. Otherwise, after the restart, the memories given to others by the protagonist in the previous life will be rationalized and disappear. Otherwise, everyone in the future will have memories related to the protagonist and it will be very poisonous.
It's a bit boring to pass on memories to others. Your design simply cannot show the true charm of this type of subject matter.
I am a real Shennong, the author should also read it! It is recommended to change
I've read more than 140 chapters. Some people say it's too confusing, but it doesn't matter. But when I saw that the eldest prince, whom the protagonist had worked so hard to cultivate for nearly 40 years, was gone without any intention of rescuing him (the prince's position was directly given to the eighth prince), I didn't want to watch it for a moment. I patiently jumped back and forth from chapter to chapter, but obviously, the protagonist did not give his first two sons a chance to survive. I can only say that it was too much. The eldest son whom the co-author has cultivated for so many years also wants him to be the prince, but in the end he refuses to do so (the important thing is that the protagonist can restart the story, as long as the eldest prince and the second prince bring their memories to resolve the misunderstanding. Even if the throne is not passed to the eldest prince in the end, I will not make this comment). Don't you think about what your queen thinks? I clearly remember that the protagonist you wrote assured the queen that the eldest prince was definitely the heir. I can only say 666
You are so stupid, as stupid as a dog. I gave you so many opportunities, but in the end you are still a pig.
The protagonist written by this author feels like a dog, a very stupid, stupid dog. How many times have you been to Chongqing, how many times have you been reborn, but you haven't escaped yet? I don't even know that your rebirth is useless. You have no brains at all. You rely on rebirth to escape. Without this rebirth, you have died thousands of times. You are really a piece of trash. In ancient times, it is not like modern times. Is it so difficult to escape? To put it bluntly, you are nothing if you leave this rebirth. Commenting on the aftermath, in my opinion you are a waste. Send you to time travel, *** travel there and get reborn. As a result, you are still not a waste. I don't know what this waste is worth seeing.
Alas, as I write, it starts to get worse and worse. What a mess behind there. It's almost over.
How should I put it? The first part was okay, but the later plot was a bit outrageous, especially when the meteorite killed the protagonist. Was there no plot left to write?
There are a lot of ideas, but unfortunately the writing and historical knowledge are so poor, leading to crazy points deductions! You can only watch the development of good ideas in the early stage, and sweep the rest into the trash can to avoid contaminating your brain!
Except for the author's lack of military common sense and occasional weird things, there are no major flaws. The plot is okay. Even the military common sense does not change. Is it possible for people to think of cavalry and city-defending infantry shooting at each other? Or when one's own infantry and siege equipment are attacking the city.
What kind of historical text can a Shabi write if he has good writing skills? This is it
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Official(11)Scraped 4d ago
open up wasteland
Although the protagonist has opened a new era, he does not have the courage to lead it. In the era of great development, the enfeoffment should be restarted, and the princes, children of aristocratic families, and children of nobles should be thrown out to open up wasteland, instead of staying in the Central Plains to raise Gu, while struggling with why the boss cannot follow Confucianism, while giving The second child increased his stakes crazily, for fear that his subordinates would not be able to wear yellow robes. The real training is to throw them out to open up wasteland after gaining basic knowledge, and explore the art of emperors in practice. After broadening their horizons, their acceptance of new things will also increase, and they will naturally pursue science subjects such as physics, chemistry, and biology.
There is no need to give memories to others. Otherwise, after the restart, the memories given to others by the protagonist in the previous life will be rationalized and disappear. Otherwise, everyone in the future will have memories related to the protagonist and it will be very poisonous.
It's a bit boring to pass on memories to others. Your design simply cannot show the true charm of this type of subject matter.
I am a real Shennong, the author should also read it! It is recommended to change
I've read more than 140 chapters. Some people say it's too confusing, but it doesn't matter. But when I saw that the eldest prince, whom the protagonist had worked so hard to cultivate for nearly 40 years, was gone without any intention of rescuing him (the prince's position was directly given to the eighth prince), I didn't want to watch it for a moment. I patiently jumped back and forth from chapter to chapter, but obviously, the protagonist did not give his first two sons a chance to survive. I can only say that it was too much. The eldest son whom the co-author has cultivated for so many years also wants him to be the prince, but in the end he refuses to do so (the important thing is that the protagonist can restart the story, as long as the eldest prince and the second prince bring their memories to resolve the misunderstanding. Even if the throne is not passed to the eldest prince in the end, I will not make this comment). Don't you think about what your queen thinks? I clearly remember that the protagonist you wrote assured the queen that the eldest prince was definitely the heir. I can only say 666
You are so stupid, as stupid as a dog. I gave you so many opportunities, but in the end you are still a pig.
The protagonist written by this author feels like a dog, a very stupid, stupid dog. How many times have you been to Chongqing, how many times have you been reborn, but you haven't escaped yet? I don't even know that your rebirth is useless. You have no brains at all. You rely on rebirth to escape. Without this rebirth, you have died thousands of times. You are really a piece of trash. In ancient times, it is not like modern times. Is it so difficult to escape? To put it bluntly, you are nothing if you leave this rebirth. Commenting on the aftermath, in my opinion you are a waste. Send you to time travel, *** travel there and get reborn. As a result, you are still not a waste. I don't know what this waste is worth seeing.
Alas, as I write, it starts to get worse and worse. What a mess behind there. It's almost over.
How should I put it? The first part was okay, but the later plot was a bit outrageous, especially when the meteorite killed the protagonist. Was there no plot left to write?
There are a lot of ideas, but unfortunately the writing and historical knowledge are so poor, leading to crazy points deductions! You can only watch the development of good ideas in the early stage, and sweep the rest into the trash can to avoid contaminating your brain!
Except for the author's lack of military common sense and occasional weird things, there are no major flaws. The plot is okay. Even the military common sense does not change. Is it possible for people to think of cavalry and city-defending infantry shooting at each other? Or when one's own infantry and siege equipment are attacking the city.
What kind of historical text can a Shabi write if he has good writing skills? This is it
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