My Father Is Zhao Kuangyin: Son, Put on Another Layer, It's Cold!
家父赵匡胤，儿啊天冷加件衣服！
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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.