At the Beginning, Zhao Kuangyin is Planning to Rebel

The Golden Sword of the Northern Han Dynasty led Yang Jiye and his eight generals to suppress them. Cao Wei usurped the Han Dynasty and suppressed the foreign tribes in the north so that they did not dare to cause trouble. In the Sui Dynasty, Yang usurped the Zhou Dynasty and Yang Jian defeated the Turks and bowed to them and called them sage Khans. What did the Song Dynasty have? Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Guangyi fought in the Liao Kingdom for years and shouted to recover the sixteen states of Yanyun, but in the end there were only slogans left! He can be called the king of talk. He called the Liao Kingdom his brother and sent gold, silver, resources, women, and shamelessly claimed that he had won the victory. Damn it, the economy was prosperous. What's the point? The emperor's wife, his wife, his daughter, and the children of the Han family were wantonly played by the Jin Kingdom!

If you haven't watched it, don't watch it, I'm speechless😓

I only saw the chapter where the system appeared, and I read the beginning. It was originally a good historical time-travel drama, but I personally felt that the writing was pretty good, but in the end, the so-called system was added to it, and I instantly lost my appetite to read it!

The author should study history. Yue Fei was born in the second year of Chongning in the Northern Song Dynasty, 1103 AD.

The front part is very good. The moment Guo Rong died, it was a bit wise. A secret edict, the protagonist does not have to announce it. Guo Rong always chooses to give secret edicts instead of announcing imperial edicts. You have the nerve to blame Guo Rong when you put a tight curse on yourself. The front department and the bodyguard department are both in your hands. Yue Fei from the north has an army of 600,000. Are you still afraid of this or that? Are you stupid? You gave it to Zhao Kuangyin yourself, right? You were afraid that he wouldn't object? Let me say it again, the secret decree, if you don't announce it, you will be monopolizing the power, but in the end, you will put shackles on yourself, and you still have the nerve to blame Guo Rong for cheating you? Can just a few civil servants make you give in? There will be no earth-shattering in the future. I am so anxious that I summon Yue Fei to come over to do the purge. I really don't understand what there is to be afraid of. Eighty percent of the military power in the country is in your hands. You know that military power comes from the barrel of a gun, but later you will allocate military power to the enemy.

Let's keep calling, just not too many

Booming, in a trance, come on, come on, come on＾0＾~

Even though he knows the history, he always sighs and laughs.

Regarding whether it should be Guo Zongxun or Chai Zongxun, several readers have given suggestions. The author would like to express his sincere gratitude and give a unified reply here: 1. From the beginning of this book, readers should have thought that the Song Dynasty will not appear in the book, because it is inevitable that the protagonist will win in the end, but the historical Song Dynasty is an indispensable dynasty in the history of the Chinese nation. The author named the protagonist Chai Zongxun, which is the only trace of the Song Dynasty left. 2. Considering that most readers do not like to delve into the original appearance of history, they also read this book to see how the protagonist changed history. For most readers, Chai Rong is undoubtedly more famous than Guo Rong. 3. This can also be regarded as a foreshadowing in the author's book. Guo and Chai's theory of the Great Zhou Dynasty will also be interpreted in the book and will involve a series of stories. Readers who like this book, please look forward to it. Finally, thank you again for reminding everyone that the Taizu of the Zhou Kingdom was called Guo Wei, and Chai Rong, as the nephew of Queen Chai, was regarded as an adopted son by Guo Wei. Chai Rong was renamed Guo Rong. After Guo Wei died, the throne was passed to his adopted son Guo Rong. Before the Zhou Kingdom was overthrown by Zhao Kuangyin, the emperor of the Zhou Kingdom should indeed be named Guo...

If Zhao Da (Zhao Kuangyin) can be called Wen and Yu's military commander, can he have a drink to release his military power? Can you decide to use civility to control military affairs? Then you attach too much importance to being well-equipped in both civil and military affairs (inertial thinking is too scary)