Song Dynasty: Being a Prince Alone, What Are You Afraid Of?

The writing is good, it's an old artist, it's not AI, or it's not used much. Like contestants from female to male channels, their understanding of political struggles is superficial. Zhao Kuangyin's eldest son was written as Mei Changsu. If you like it, you can continue watching

This novel, with the prince of the Song Dynasty as the protagonist, does have a lot of dazzling features in terms of historical sense and plot setting. First of all, the author is very attentive in restoring the background of the Song Dynasty. From the atmosphere of the court to the life in the city, the details can make people feel the charm of the Song Dynasty. The smooth and fluent language also makes the reading experience smooth and will not be a drama. Secondly, the character of the prince is very lovable. He is not a love-minded person as is common in traditional ancient novels, but focuses on "ruling the country" - the policies he implements to benefit the people, such as establishing a banking system to circulate coins, preventing land annexation or improving textiles, etc., Make the character establish the image of a "wise prince". This kind of "career" plot can easily make readers like him. What's even more rare is that he knows how to cultivate his own power, establish informants and private soldiers, which is in line with the logic of a Machiavellian novel. He is a capable and ambitious prince. From the perspective of the audience, this setting has both a sense of historical intrigue and the excitement of the protagonist's growth. Especially watching him step by step to lay out and implement good governance will make people expect that he can change the situation of poverty and weakness in the Song Dynasty in the future. Naturally, they will praise him in the comment area as "far-sighted" and "a qualified prince." However, if the conflict between him and conservatives can be written in more depth in the follow-up, or the practical difficulties encountered when implementing policies, the characters will be more three-dimensional and the plot will be more in-depth.

Yan Yun fell into the trap and recently followed Tai Ping Nian. I stumbled upon this novel, which covers the period from the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to the beginning of the Northern Song Dynasty. I love it. Cheers for the author.

Different from other novels about the history of the Song Dynasty, it does not simply travel through a person with a foundation, but starts from a person who has no foundation (like other novels about the history of the Song Dynasty, but has a family background but is slightly different). It starts from a young age and focuses on causal relationships, as well as basic logic in logic, thinking, and social economy. It is a novel about the history of the Song Dynasty with a unique style. It can effectively expand the relevant knowledge of the history of the Song Dynasty and has a high learning value. I look forward to establishing the Great Song Empire in the future. Come on, author!

It's the first time I've seen an excellent early Song Dynasty writer. Come on! ! As for the heroine, just write whatever you want. If you're not good at writing, don't write. It was pretty good before there was no heroine.

Well written, come on, come on, come on, come on! Let's look for opportunities to get rid of Zhao Er later! Avoid disaster.

As an old bookworm, I haven't read it yet. Zhao Kuangyin's son is the protagonist. The writing is fluent and the IQ is top-notch. At least there are no logical flaws. It's basically logical. Good book. Good book.

It's okay, you can watch it, you just need to remember the law of time travellers, especially when traveling through ancient times. All pig feet travel with the modern Internet. It ranges from firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar and tea, to aircraft, tanks, satellites and aircraft carriers. All will.

The plot is just silly and not nerve-wracking, and the writing is smooth, but the ellipses tend to cause drama. The emotional writing was awkward, which led me to think it was a honey trap of justice. There are not many such good articles, and there is no AI flavor, which is really good.

It is well written and easy to understand. It is suitable as an enlightenment book for second and third grade children. Among them, the battle of wits is only slightly inferior to Langya Bang, and everyone is loyal and loyal, which is comparable to Utopia.

A little personal summary 1. The emotional scene only lasts for a few chapters, and then the heroine has been invisible all the time, and then when it comes to getting a daughter, such as the queen and the queen, it is just brushed off without even describing the dialogue. 2. The protagonist only ascends the throne in the last few chapters and then passes the throne to his son 20 years later within a few chapters. There is almost no plot in which the protagonist is the emperor. 3. Bringing in private goods. For example, the author wanted to move the capital to Yidu (a place in Shandong) for no apparent reason, but the opposition was so loud that the capital was moved to Luoyang soon after the finale. 4. There is a bank plot. Many plots have been written about this, so it's just that, but there are still some dramas. 5. There is a small car in the first chapter, which gives people the impression that there will be some emotional scenes or eating meat. In fact, it is no different from half a eunuch. In the second and third chapters, Chun'er eats it and it is mentioned in one sentence. Then there are two chapters about the wedding. In fact, there is no writing at all about the daughter-in-law. It is just a single sentence and no one has seen it. Anyway, there is no emotional drama and no meat. 6. In the middle, when Zhao Da goes on a personal expedition and the main character supervises the country and designs Zhao Guangyi, there are many chapters that are invisible and do not appear in the text. However, I personally feel that the writing of this paragraph is okay and I don't feel uncomfortable. In fact, the part that makes me most uncomfortable in the whole text is the part where the capital is inexplicably moved to Yidu. (Overall, I still prefer ok. Some of the content is slightly uncomfortable, but I still recommend reading it. Overall, I think it is not a very Machiavellian kind of writing. It would be much better if it has emotional drama to polish it. Then, Zhao Da died when he was about to die. There is no need to live for such a long time. The military commander secretly injured and survived forty or fifty. The protagonist should come up early, and then write about what happened after the protagonist ascended the throne. It would be better to talk about the prosperity of the world in a macro-level. Then it would be better to write about observing the people's sentiments in private and traveling around the mountains and rivers. Finally, I feel that passing the throne is not an easy operation. The finale should have the protagonist's son ascend the throne in front of the mausoleum to make it more realistic.)

It has content and is not a brainless novel. As for the hydrology that those people say, it is just a normal description of writing a novel. They are too impatient and have a strong sense of substitution. The article is relaxed and relaxed, the plot speed is reasonable, and the character description is in-depth and outstanding. All in all, a novel worth recommending.

It's okay that there are no mistakes or poisonous points in the outline. The author wrote it using the configuration of Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao. Not bad either. Moreover, there are quite few people and books involved in this field. It's quite rare. I used to look for books about Zhao Kuangyin.

The writing is okay. Although it has shortcomings, the flaws do not hide the good points. You can give it a try.

It looks good, but I hope the author will let the protagonist collect beauties from all over the world, such as the Queen of Zhou, Queen of Xiao, Mrs. Huarui and other beauties in the harem. I hope the author will listen to some of my opinions. Please give it a try!

Exemplary. Every character in the book has a distinct personality and unique charm. Whether they are real figures in history or fictional characters, the author gives them rich inner worlds and complex emotional entanglements. Their joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows deeply touch the readers' hearts. For example, there is a historical figure in the book who, when facing the danger of his country and the choice of his personal destiny, showed his firm belief and noble character, which made readers admire him. Another fictional character brings endless joy and touch to readers with his humorous personality and optimistic spirit. These vivid characters not only make the novel

This is the first time I read a historical novel of this time period. It's a lot more fun to read a time-travel novel. It's a weighted plot of wits and a war. Overall it's good. I hope it can be longer. I've read the novel, but I still need to bring a lot of brains and criticism to read it. It's pointless to add worries and seek existence. Then you blackheads should watch something good. Show off your literary works. Anyway, support the author. Come on, write longer. You can write about enriching the people and strengthening the country on the road to reunification, economic warfare, supervision, imperial examinations, the army, the official pension system, Hai Mao, urban and rural construction, and farming. This is purely a personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't comment. I'm just an office worker who likes to relax after get off work.

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Let me talk about my personal conclusion first. A score level of around 8.0-8.3 Is okay. The overall plot is pretty good, but the middle and later parts are a bit empty, there aren't many practical points, and it's a bit too everyday.

The logic is clear and there are no brainless settings, but the performance of a seven-year-old child is too conspicuous! It started out okay, but later on I just made it up just to make up the word count!

The writing was okay, the storyline was well controlled, and the pace didn't drag. There are some minor poison spots but not many. The biggest poisonous points are 1. The time limit, 2. The author is a little promising in substituting modern thoughts into the ancient background, 3. The relationship between the protagonist is a bit old-fashioned, but the rest is okay.

Well written, with reasonable plot and appropriate wording

🌟This book really stood out to me✨, the plot is compact without losing depth📚, the characters are three-dimensional and full👥, I couldn't stop reading🔥. The author is very attentive to the restoration of the historical background, with exquisite details and a strong sense of immersion. The overall reading experience exceeded expectations🎉, and I highly recommend it to friends who like historical themes👏!

I have read very few topics about the Song Dynasty, because I don't know much about this period of time, and I'm not very interested in it, but this book really caught my attention, but the pace is very fast. I can't see a single appearance of the Song Dynasty, and many of the characters in it can only make up their own knowledge about this period of history, but overall I quite like it.

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It is a rare and good book written in the Song Dynasty.

The character descriptions are more detailed and the daily life plots are interesting.

There is a saying that the writing is indeed good, but if you add a hundred good reviews and update one chapter, you will most likely not get it [laughing]

How can one more chapter be enough to make the people next door think they look down on us? Faster, faster, one chapter per person [laughing] [cool] [cool]

Except for a few parts of the plot that are a bit classic, the overall story is pretty good.