Southern Song: These Waters Run Deep, Let Uncle Handle It
南宋：这水太深让叔来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 6
Stories Where the Protagonist Founds His Own Country
The protagonist conquers territory and founds a nation.
Tribes, Farming, Development: Come Share Your Recommendations!!!
The protagonist transmigrates to a primitive tribe and starts developing it through farming, gradually bringing everyone under one rule. System stories need not apply. A golden finger is fine as long as it isn't too over-the-top.
The Ming, Song, and Tang Dynasties
Are there really no stories about the Liao, Jin, Yuan-Mongol, Dali, and Tubo? Is it because there aren't enough sources or historical records? Did we all have different textbooks in our nine years of compulsory education? Do I have to look up local gazetteers?
Any Stories About Leading Troops into Battle in Ancient Times?
Something like the Three Kingdoms instance in I Picked Up Fragments in PUBG.
Any Recommendations for Novels About Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Easily Defeating Cavalry?
Ideally, the protagonist wins through strategy.
Looking for a Novel With No Holier-Than-Thou Heroine, No Simpering Hero, and No Idiotic Characters
Looking for a novel with a protagonist who isn’t a goody-goody, a lovesick doormat, or an idiot.
Reader comments 55
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I've only read a few chapters and I think it's well written. I don't know why the rating is so low! I gave it five stars!
It looks good. Support the author and keep writing. Don't let it end.
I hope the author can also take over Nanyang. During the Song Dynasty, Nanyang was full of indigenous monkeys who could build large-scale ships and immigrate people to open colonies.
In a novel that destroys the three views, the protagonist said that the Japanese should not be killed like the Mongols treated the Song people. As a result, he bought a large amount of land in Japan a few days later. The locals were jealous and killed several of his subordinates. They wanted to kill them all and seize the land. The protagonist defended himself, and then he thought: Hu Lin was more ruthless towards traitors than his enemies. Where did the traitors come from? It's just that there were some Song merchants in the local area. Which Japanese were either facing danger or trying to accumulate jade and gold? The protagonist had no favors to Song merchants, and there was no hatred between the two countries at that time. Which ones had friendship with the locals? Why can't the good Song Shang reveal any information that is not even leaked to the outside world? You little bastard are talking nonsense here. You are leaving the Japanese who want to kill you and are swinging the butcher's knife at the heads of your own compatriots. You should find some good reasons, damn it.
No one reads good books, but junk novels get very high ratings
Very well written! Great! ٩(⊙O⊙*)وOkay! Very energetic! థ౪థSo cold Wear long johns ٩(⊙o⊙*)وhahahaꉂꉂ(ᵔᗜᵔ*)
The plot is reasonable, there are no pretentious historical figures, there are foreshadowings, and the character of a hero is good.
There aren't many novels written this well anymore. I just don't know why the good ones have such low ratings, and the poorly written ones have such high ratings. It's such a pity that the novels are unfinished.
I feel like this book has been buried
Just got it, I have books to read while writing! It's my type! Wall crack recommended! Five-star praise is presented! Come on, come on💪