Back in the Song Dynasty as a Tyrant

Passionate and fervent, not relying on the hypocritical schemes of emperors, begging will only result in slaughter and enslavement. The struggle for survival of a race is inherently bloody; how can it possibly educate the masses?

It's satisfying to think about; the Song Dynasty was a heartbreaking and frustrating era.

The book is quite good, but the only drawback is that it keeps emphasizing that the protagonist is a modern person who travels through time, without showing any differences in modern people (except for improving soap).

The Jurchen army was simply not on the same level as the Song army at that time. Moreover, the Song Dynasty valued civil affairs over military matters; it wasn't enough for just the emperor to be powerful. 🌚

Wasteland Survival: 100x Rewards This book is very good.

It's good, but why hasn't it been updated? I've been waiting for days and there's still no update.

Reborn in the Song Dynasty, striving for excellence and governance—well-written! Exhilarating! 👍👍 Kill the Jin invaders, build a mound of corpses, punish the treacherous officials, and exterminate their entire families! 👍👍 With lofty ambitions, we'll feast on the flesh of the barbarians, and laughingly drink their blood! 👍👍 The ending was both educational and entertaining 👍👍

The ruthlessness towards the Jurchens is inspiring. However, for someone like me who has been a military enthusiast since childhood, the detailed descriptions of battles are a failure—too general, pale, and amateurish. There are countless things to write about even in cold weapon warfare, which I won't go into detail here. I hope the author will study this area more.

The story is exciting and very interesting.

Not bad, Song Tai's pathetic journey back in time is a good way to cheer him up.