
The Northern Song Dynasty's Greatest Treacherous Official
北宋第一奸臣
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Historical Novels Set in Ancient Times, With a Male Protagonist. A Normal Number of Wives and Concubines Is Fine
Looking for a Truly Satisfying Power Fantasy, Not a Frustrating Story Masquerading as One.
Novels Set in the Song Dynasty
Stories set in the Song dynasty.
Please, Novels Set in the Northern Song Dynasty
Claim territory, win over beauties, and unify the realm
The Female Lead's Entire Family Is Villainous, and Everyone Is Smart
Looking for books like *Reborn as a Chancellor's Legitimate Daughter, She Plays Herself*. The heroine's father is a powerful chancellor, and the family controls the court. Everyone is smart, including the villains. Her father trusts her completely, and the family stands united against outsiders.
There Are Too Few Great Transmigration Stories with Poetry, Alternate History, and Brain-Teasing Plots
Looking for Books About the Song Dynasty!!!
I remember a great book, but I've forgotten the title. The gist is that the male lead gets taken away by the Black and White Impermanence before he actually dies. He gets a job in the underworld, where he helps emperors from history let go of their resentment. The first person he helps is Zhao from the Song dynasty...
Any Novels About Transmigrating to the Song Dynasty?
Nothing too overpowered. Either brains or brawn.
Historical Fiction with a Protagonist Skilled in Poetry and the Arts, Hopefully with Good Prose
The protagonist should be skilled at poetry and song. I hope there are more varied poems, rather than repeating the same few over and over.
A Novel About Transmigrating Into an Emperor at the End of the Northern Song Dynasty
Recently, Shu Bang Jiu Jiu
Please Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Song Dynasty, Becomes Emperor, Defeats the Jin, and Recalls Yue Fei
I’m Used to Stories About Top Scholars from Poor Families. Any About Scions of Great Clans Taking the Imperial Exams?
The Protagonist Is a Corrupt Official, but Wholeheartedly Serves His Country and Its People
The protagonist is known throughout history as a treacherous minister, but works for the good of the country and its people
Immortal Qin, Divine Han, Sacred Tang, Daoist Song, Demonic Yuan, Martial Ming, Demonic Qing
"Zhu Yuanzhang, you’ve taken that step too?" Zhu Yuanzhang froze and looked at the other man. "Ying Zheng, you know me?" "Why did you order Liu Bowen to sever every dragon vein under heaven?" "To gather the fortune of countless dragon veins and forge the body of the Primordial Ancestral Dragon." "What a brilliant move!"
Recommend Some Court Intrigue and Power-Play Novels
Historical costume dramas with intricate power struggles and mind games. Wuxia is fine too.
Upright Officials and Remonstrating Ministers Who Plead for the People, Even After Dying a Hundred Times
I'm looking for books similar to *The Otherworldly Ming Dynasty: I Became a Saint by Spending a Hundred Lives*.
Powerful Ministers, Eunuchs, and Fake Eunuchs
One Hand Covers the Sky.
A Treacherous Official as the Protagonist: Scheming Against the Court with Ambition to Spare
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Good book, but no one reads it Be careful, it's all poisonous. It was okay at first, but I couldn't bear it anymore.
In fact, it's not that the writing is so perfect. Compared with those popular but juvenile plots that are often published, it is worthy of 5 stars.
Now you know why there are so many people in Shandong who worship foreign things. This book allows you to understand a different kind of Confucianism. Originally, Confucianism was definitely not bad, but I didn't expect that Confucianism is the root of our groveling.
Just one word, beautiful! First of all, the writing style is relatively humorous and vivid, which makes it comfortable to read and gives a sense of immersion. Moreover, the characters in the article, whether they are supporting characters or villains, have very distinct images. That kind of popular facial makeup image doesn't feel incongruous even if the name is changed, and it really doesn't appear in the article. As for the plot, some plots of the main line and branches are very clear, and it is not the kind of thing that is a hammer and a stick. But when I watched it, I sometimes felt a little irritated. I might feel that I was too fond of my little cousin, and I was too fond of Song Huizong. Moreover, there were villains everywhere who wanted to kill the protagonist, and they were always looking for trouble. Although the protagonist basically never suffered a loss, I still felt a bit unhappy. However, I later found out that a lot of it was foreshadowing, especially the fate of the villain at the end. It was really exciting to watch during the reckoning. It was the kind that allowed you to completely vent your unhappiness, unlike some authors who wrote that even though the villain was killed, you still felt that you were still angry and unhappy. The most noteworthy ones are the massacre of Jiaozhi, the massacre of Dongying, and the massacre of Jurchen. Although the plot is not that rigorous, it is really enjoyable to watch.
This book is well written, why has no one commented on it? This book is far better than those books with high ratings. The author must persevere and don't end it! [Like][Like][Like]
It's quite fun to watch without IQ, the villain's IQ is almost 0. I just saw the same old story from earlier: My wife was so beautiful that I pissed off the dandy, and the dandy's family came to see her off one by one. The protagonist is omnipotent and the villain is lined up to deliver.
Could have given it 5 stars. But later on, the mother-in-law was also included. It felt like it had suddenly dropped down a notch. After all, it was an intellectual who traveled through time with modern civilized people. It had to have some moral bottom line. After complaining about the shortcomings, there were also many advantages. The infighting in the court was written very excitingly. It also vividly describes some absurd political phenomena and satirizes reality, which is still eye-catching. Come on, author
This is a fake history book that criticizes Confucius and Confucianism. It is well written.
A very good book: Destroying Confucianism and Destroying Japanese is definitely a 100% good book.
It's well written, but not many people read it.