The Iron-Blooded Villain of the Southern Song
南宋铁血奸雄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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377Reads · 30 days
195.8kReads · all time
7.7Score
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It's worth watching for three reasons. 1. A true man should be like Xin Qiji, wielding his pen and sword, invincible against all. The protagonist, a top scholar and veteran general of the Southern Song Dynasty, is much like Xin Qiji, and there is indeed a Xin Qiji in the story, making up for Xin Qiji's regrets and the injustices that era owed him.
It's well-written; the author is conscientious. Since it's a time-travel story, and they already have glass perfume, why not include some more lethal weapons? It's heartbreaking to see so many soldiers die, haha.
Excellent! The concept is novel, and the writing is fluent and natural! It's much more readable than most novels that are forced and nonsensical.
The book is both fierce and ruthless on the battlefield, and delicate in everyday life. If I had to rate it out of 10, I'd give it an 8. Time travel doesn't necessarily mean becoming an emperor and leaving your mark on history for eternity; that's what gives time travel its true meaning.
It's well-written, so why are some comments belittling it? People with different levels of education have different feelings about it.
It's incredibly good, absolutely fantastic.
History is like a young girl; you can dress her up however you want. If the Song Dynasty soldiers had dared to be so arrogant, they wouldn't have been so thoroughly humiliated.
The storyline is good, there are no typos, and it's worth watching.
So far, the plot of this book is quite good, and the writing style is decent. The pacing is just a bit lacking. Overall, it's not bad.
Absolutely fantastic, you won't be able to put it down!