Great Song: Usurping the Throne from the Start
大宋:开局就篡位
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Anyone who dares reply to me, I curse them with eternal virility, a long and healthy life, incredible luck, and being molested by goddesses every night, plus a system! I'm saying it again, don't reply randomly!!!
After the lie that the Song Dynasty had no shortage of horses was exposed, Song Dynasty enthusiasts on online forums changed their tune to "the Song Dynasty lacked elite warhorses."
The Song Dynasty had the most outstanding soldiers, first-rate generals, second-rate commanders, and third-rate military supervisors... And civil officials who were good for nothing, good for nothing, and good at nothing but spouting nonsense. Crucially, they favored civil officials over military ones.
Every time I read a book about the Song Dynasty, I wish it were true history. Sigh.
First, let me talk about Xiang Yu's strengths. Leaving aside his martial prowess, Xiang Yu was a master strategist and commander, a brilliant tactician, and a renowned general of ancient times. However, as a ruler, he was short-sighted, stubborn, and suspicious. Furthermore, you must understand that Xiang Yu never aspired to unify the country like Qin Shi Huang.
In fact, the Song Dynasty was destined from the beginning to change things; all it took was the complete burning of books and burying of scholars alive, and the extermination of the entire Confucian family.
Author, I have a suggestion for you: I hope you will abolish the title of Emperor and establish the Human Emperor. Before and during the Shang Dynasty, the emperor of the human race was called the Human Emperor. The Human Emperor's position was equal to that of the Heavenly Emperor. Who could control whom? It all depended on strength.
If I had the ability to resurrect someone, I would definitely resurrect Emperor Huizong of Song, then drown him in a cesspool, resurrect him, and drown him again.
The army and supplies were ready in half a day; that's truly impressive.
A million-strong Jin army? Did the Jin people have a million-strong army back then?