I Am the Song Dynasty

I just finished reading the author's old book and I like it very much. My only regret is that the country has been unified and strong but has not influenced the world with Chinese culture and martial arts. Simply put, it is a struggle for world hegemony. Give the author some personal thoughts. The novel should be bold. The author can think of a way to make the pig's feet immortal. From supporting the crisis to overturning the powerful country, to fighting for world hegemony, from empire rule to how the protagonist can make civilization ensure that he still has the credibility to lead the country to prosperity after the industrial revolution. Under the circumstances of the new political system behind the transition of peace, I will not let myself become the evil dragon blocking the progress of the wheel of history, but also ensure some of my own interests, and write some of the conflicts in the changes. In this way, in the end, the protagonist can personally see the evaluation of future generations. I think it will have a very grand and vicissitudes of feeling. To mention some more details, don't conquer the whole world. I don't think a country without enemies will last forever. I deliberately left a few enemies, and the protagonist can also give immortality to others. Set up an award similar to the Nobel Prize, so that those who have contributed to the country and the world and their wives can live forever. Foreigners can also, but they must become Chinese nationals. The departure of Grandpa Yuan Longping made me very sad, which gave me this idea to network all the talents in the world. I really like the author's writing style, that's why I said so much. I hope you will adopt it.

It's very simple, it's because of Jingkang. Killing all the people will solve the problem, even though the cost is really high.

To fight cavalry, use hollow square formations and line formations. The cavalry will circle the line twice and it will be finished. Line formations can only fight infantry, and they will be useless when encountering cavalry.

The humiliating Jingkang shame, the second generation of the foolish king and a bunch of courtiers who only knew how to surrender.

Damn it, we've beaten the city to the ground and you can carry out reforms for me. You can't die fast enough. Don't think that the scholar-bureaucrats are so noble and they won't cooperate with the inside and outside to kill you. Think clearly that your father is still alive and not dead. !

After seeing the latest update, I always feel that something is missing. I think it should be industrial in the future. Don't get ahead of me, but steam trains and other things should be included. The steam train is not that difficult.

I looked through the comments, why are there only 12?

It is best for the characters to be more fleshed out. Even Yue Fei has to eat and drink, blush, have weaknesses, and have a family.

As far as the population composition appears in the article alone, the composition of the modern Chinese population is 1.3 Billion as you mentioned. The average age is much higher than that of the Song Dynasty. What does this mean? This means that at the same proportion, the number of young people in the Song Dynasty was much higher than it is now. It is even understatement to say that the number of young people at the same proportion is double that of today. Modern times have experienced education costs and other problems with fertility concepts. The new population is far lower than that of the Song Dynasty, and the population composition of those over 50 years old is also much higher than that of the Song Dynasty. The average life span of the Song Dynasty was less than 50 years old. This shows how youth-oriented the composition of its 100 million population is. And I saw that the article also used the college entrance examination to speculate on the youth population of the Song Dynasty. This is completely wrong. First, not everyone participated in the college entrance examination. Second, the population structure was different, and third, the concept of childbearing was different. If I give you an example, Shanghai has a population of more than 20 million, but only 50,000 college entrance examination candidates. This is unimaginable in ancient times. With a population of more than 24 million, only 50,000 people reach the age of 20 in a year. In other words, 20 years ago, there were about 20 million people, but in the same year, only less than 50,000 people were born. This is only in terms of population. The author should combine it with ancient reality and don't try to apply it to modern times.

The only shortcoming of this latest book is that the sense of time is not very clear. It is not very clear overseas. Two updates a day are too few.