A Dream of Splendor: Saving Zhao Pan'er from the Start

If you write a chapter about the protagonist's rescue, and then kill Zhao Pan'er and Gu Qianfan, what's the point of saving this green tea bitch? I'm like, you're not afraid of being sucked blood? And let me tell you, she has been in a brothel for more than ten years and she is still innocent?

It's best to add a female protagonist. We can't ask Zhao Pan'er to be the princess and the queen in the future, right?

Are you kidding me if you don't marry the author unless you have the same surname? What is Paner's identity? In ancient times, it was basically impossible for her to become a queen unless she was with the founding emperor. In addition, a qualified emperor is a political creature. Political marriage is a must. There can be feelings, but it is impossible to marry for a woman. There are other things I don't want to say. I am really speechless.

Fortunately, there were no problems in the first ten episodes, but the character design in Bianjing really fell apart. First of all, sisterhood, the first ten episodes are pretty good, but the rest is really fascinating. Song Yinzhang fell in love with Gu Qianfan, and when the male and female protagonists were already in love, what the sister should do was to tell the truth and cut off Song Yinzhang's relationship, instead of hiding that she was discovered and said some misleading words to Song Yinzhang as a cover-up, and when others misunderstood, she also gave him music scores to make people fall deeper into trouble. The male and female protagonists euphemistically stated that they wanted to keep their identities secret, but they were not married. They kissed each other in public and only deliberately avoided Song Yinzhang. Even the ex-husband from other places knew about their relationship. This so-called secrecy is really ironic.

The soft emperor of the Song Dynasty and the scholar-bureaucrats ruled the world together. Except for a few civil servants and real celebrities in the Song Dynasty, they were all feeble-minded, and they were embarrassed. Jingkang was humiliated and the royal family was humiliated by the Jin soldiers. Several incompetent kings were greedy and kicked. In the pre-Qin Dynasty, the king of Qin swept Liuhe. What a majestic look! Even if a strong man is far away, he will be killed. The Tang Dynasty is heroic, and the king will die and the country will be strong and wise.

Yu Qian, isn't this from the Ming Dynasty?

If you rebel against him, beating drums to gather generals is a serious matter, and military law must be enforced on the spot. At any time, it is a joke to treat orders and prohibitions as military orders. Enforce military discipline.

Don't make the boss so powerful. The summoned ones are not as powerful as the local ones.

It's understandable to be unsophisticated in tactics, after all, everyone is not good at it. What makes people miss is that the author is obviously not good at it, but he still writes in close-ups and in detail from all angles. I was about to fall asleep, but the sudden force made me so angry that I couldn't sleep...

The Song Dynasty's emphasis on literature over military affairs at the beginning destined the final outcome of the dynasty.