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“What? You’re giving me the throne?”
“What choice do I have? I can’t beat those ministers who say one thing and do another, and I can’t keep those arrogant generals in line.”
“Uh, I doubt that’s the only reason.”
“I admit it: I can’t beat the Jin either. So you’re the only one who can take the throne.”
“You’re pretty sensible. So what’s the price?”
“The price? You’ll look after me in my old age, of course.”
“That’s all?”
“Hmph. You think it’s that simple? Before you can look after me, you have to make sure you don’t become the ruler who loses the country.”
“Oh. I’ll have to think about that.”
“Are you doing it or not? Don’t keep me waiting to abdicate.”
“Of course I’m doing it. Who’d be stupid enough to say no?”
The Great Song will no longer be a kingdom of cowards…
A very boring book, depressing from beginning to end
This book is a bit deviant, and many fabricated contents are inconsistent with history. I hope everyone can see a different Song Dynasty.
Although it is a bit deviant, it raises reasonable conjectures on historical doubts.