The Strongest Brother-in-Law in the Great Song Dynasty

Why is it that Lu Bu's strength is written about, so why can't we write about Yunchang? One sword in seconds. Personally, I still feel that Guan Dao is more exciting in ancient battlefields, cutting all the way.

I was a little confused after reading the catalog. Aren't Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai from the Qing Dynasty?

With Lu Bu's strength, as long as you are loyal to the Emperor of the Song Dynasty, you will not be of much use except to be killed.

This timeline is too far in advance. Li Shishi was from the Ming Dynasty, and Jia Baoyu was from the Kangxi and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty.

The song "Shui Tiao" was written by Su Shi. Su Shi was dead during the reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, so you still copied it? Can the descendants of the Su family spare you?

Shui Tiao Ge Tou, you don't even know history. What are you writing about? Go check it out on Baidu.

Isn't the Preface to Prince Teng's Pavilion from the Tang Dynasty? Wouldn't people in the Song Dynasty know about it?

I want to ask, should I be the emperor? If I don't want to be my **, I have a system and some generals, and I still help, then I don't have to watch it.

Is there an envoy in Bianjing? Isn't that the capital of the Song Dynasty?

The author's Chinese class was taught by a math teacher, and he was not as good at writing compositions as a first-grade elementary school student.