The Southern Song’s Zhao Gou Wants Peace Talks, but I, Sima Yi, Refuse

First of all, it is consistent with history, Secondly, Lao Sima can also be regarded as a dimensionality reduction attack. Even if Zhao Gou is powerful, Met Lao Sima, It was also a scholar who encountered a soldier. Very brain-burning, The more I look at it, the better it looks, Looking forward to it! ! ! A great historical plot piece! I hope the author can continue writing, It is a rare fine novel! ! !

The author's description of Zhao Gou is relatively novel, not only describing its bad points, but also describing its advantages; the description of the protagonist Sima Yi can also describe the feeling of Sima Yi; it can also be seen from the details that the author has intentions for this book, such as the protagonist's name for Zhao Gou and the description of his official position. Nowadays, there are not many authors who can write historical fan fiction and understand that period of history. As far as the current content is concerned, if the psychological description content is reduced a little, it will be more perfect. I hope the author can continue to work hard.

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This is the real historical fiction! ! ! In terms of plot alone, it completely beats the messy and vulgar plot of the golden finger time travel system in the late Ming Dynasty. The author's writing style and historical knowledge are also good, surpassing some pseudo-historians with primary school education. This is the best book I have read in 2024. The last time I was deeply attracted was when I read "Crossing Pan Feng" written by another author (unfortunately the pace was too slow) Spoiler warning ⚠️ The pace of this book is relatively slow or "steady" compared to other fictional novels. The detailed description before the climax is like the calm before the storm. The climax points of the stories one after another in the whole text are ten or even nine points attractive. Sima Yi took control of the military and political power and launched a campaign to save people's livelihood, the Northern Expedition and the Jin Dynasty, etc. Climaxed one after another. In the eyes of me, an eight-year-old bookworm, this book can be considered a T1 level. I would recommend reading it out of ten or even nine out of ten

It's also exciting to be able to travel through time in this way, from a novel angle.

This book is well written. It vividly depicts the intrigues and deceit between the monarch and his ministers. It does not stereotype anyone. It writes everyone's position and mentality very vividly, so that our readers can enter everyone's heart. Whether it is Zhao Gou, Sima Yi (Qin Hui), Zhang Jun, Han Shizhong, Yue Fei, it allows readers to interpret it from their standpoint, rather than those mindless articles. Come on, author, and update more!

The writing is very good, and the main characters have not collapsed. I hope the author can persevere and not be like some novels where the characters are changed again and again.

It's great. One of the few truly intelligent historical texts. Personally, I feel that Yue Fei is best treated coldly, so did he usurp the throne? Anyway, I'm committed to this book.

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel like this where the main character, Sima Yi, has no golden fingers, no system, and relies solely on his own strength. Some of the supporting characters in it are also well written. When I saw him dying of illness, it really made me want to cry. After reading it, I felt empty. The thrilling power battles and back-and-forth calculations between the protagonist and his opponents in the story are all over, but his mind is still thinking about their fate. Although it is over, I really want to read another novel about Sima Yi. There is too little in Tomato. I really don't know how long it will take to get over this feeling of loss.

This book has a reasonable plot and thoughtful thinking. It is like a real Southern Song Dynasty before us. It is almost better than the book "Da Ming: I Prolonged My Life for the Ming Dynasty for Three Hundred Years" with a rating of 9 points or more. Can you tell me why this book only has a rating of 7 points or more?