
The Wicked Fang Zhongyong Forges an Industrial Boom for the Great Song!
邪恶方仲永,缔造大宋工业狂潮!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 15h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
Tags
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 17
I'm in a Reading Slump and Have Lost the Desire to Read
Please recommend something. Any genre is fine.
Life Is Exhausting Enough. Why Not Read Something Lighthearted?
Looking for books similar to You’re Supposed to Pan for Gold! You Know What That Means, Right? Why Are You Hauling It Away in a Car?
I'm Stuck in a Filter Bubble, Help Me Out
Guys, share the books you think are good. Nothing old, I’ve already read those.
It's 2026, and My 2025 Reading List Has Finally Grown. Send Me Recommendations!
What’s the Most Popular Historical Novel on Tomato Novel?
I want something like Claiming the Surname Zhuge: Vast Heavens, Rebuild the Han Dynasty!
Classic, Engaging, No Idiotic Characters, No System, No Showing Off. Anything Else Goes
I don't want that kind of simplistic, amateurish novel.
Severe Reading Slump!!! I Can’t Get Through Any Books. Any Good Recommendations?
Come On! Bury Me in Fine Prose
Looking for books like The Gods' Fool. I'm tired of Ten Days, finished God of Drama, and Slaying the Gods is old news. Tomato Novel has no great books left.
What Are the Best Song Dynasty Historical Novels on Tomato Novel?
Books with good writing, a good plot, solid logic, and no novice-style writing.
There Are No Good Books About the Song Dynasty. Every One Is More Frustrating Than the Last. Prove Me Wrong
Looking for Historical Fiction with Smart Characters
The protagonist and the emperor are brothers, and the protagonist wields immense power. Everyday comedy.
Suddenly I Discovered the Fun of Male Videos ヾ(●´∇`●)ノ~
Male-oriented fiction, a major author's work. I recently read Slay the Gods and Great Strength and suddenly discovered the appeal of male-oriented fiction. Please recommend lots of books!
The Best Imperial Exam Novels on Tomato
Looking for books similar to *You’re Supposed to Be the Young Master’s Page, but You Pass the Imperial Exam for Him (The Poor Scholar Who Placed First)*.
Any Novels About Transmigrating to the Song Dynasty?
Nothing too overpowered. Either brains or brawn.
Looking for Smart Historical Fiction with Well-Justified Payoffs and Well-Rounded Characters
Not the Ming or Qin dynasties, please. Ideally, a dynasty that never existed in history.
I'm in a Reading Slump. Any Exceptionally Good Stories, Any Genre?
Heh Heh Heh… The Dreaded Reading Slump Has Arrived! Truly Terrifying!
Looking for books like From the Start: Death Sentence: How Can I Survive Without a Ruthless Streak? High martial arts, immortal cultivation, fantasy, rags-to-riches wealth... Any good books are welcome!
Reader comments 57
Google Translate


















































































The author's level of citing classics is good, but sometimes he takes it too much for granted. When did Zanthoxylum bungeanum become equal to chili pepper? What does it mean? Why do you write novels based on the template of ancient mindless novels?
Without changing the military system of the Song Dynasty, you will still be unable to defeat the Liao and Jin Dynasties unless you create full-loaded ammunition. Early fire guns do not have that many advantages. I was wrong. If you make a firecracker this year, just like Song Ting, the Liao Kingdom can make exactly the same thing next year.
Let's say 7.5. The subject matter is rare. The writing is more out-of-the-box and cheerful, and the dialogue is more in line with the context of the time. The protagonist is not very important, but the appearance of the characters is very deliberate. When he was framed, he immediately said something shocking and there were big bosses to help him; when agricultural productivity was about to explode, there were maritime merchants who immediately helped transport the bird droppings.
The history is very detailed, the plot is very enjoyable, and the pace is a bit slow, so it is suitable for reading slowly without getting distracted. In terms of characterization, apart from the protagonist, Zhao Zhen is the most three-dimensional, and he portrays a generation of emperors in a profound way. Finally, when the protagonist gets old, he will find a lake and name it Wenchao Lake. He will call himself Wenchao Gong [laughing] and it sounds better than Fang Jia Xu. Suddenly I remembered something, and I felt it was necessary to remind the author that the protagonist lives in Jiangxi and is a student of Fan Zhongyan. Therefore, it is very necessary to prevent Fan Zhongyan from admonishing the emperor to go to Longhu Mountain to worship heaven. The emperor will send a Taiwei named Hong to Longhu Mountain. This guy named Hong will trigger a great rebellion decades later.
Chapter 50 is defeated. A woman came to assassinate the protagonist, but the protagonist did not eradicate the problem and kept her working.
I think the writing is quite good. Fang Zhongyong just disappears from everyone in "Shang Zhongyong". Even if he dies, the protagonist can just travel back in time. When I was in school, I read "Shang Zhongyong" and thought the author was much older than Fang Zhongyong. I didn't expect that they were about the same age.
The plot design is good. It just suddenly seemed weird when I looked at it, but it felt right for him to find those technological methods. It's just that I think it's too fast. People say it's not a system yet, but it's too fast. I don't know if it took three years or five years to make the gun. And it's very Machiavellian, oh, forget it, I'll just read it as a cool article.
Very interesting, humorous, no slap in the face plot What does Zhu Ming lick a dog in Song Dynasty?
Nowadays, AI and female videos seem to have become common comments among elementary school students. This book can also be said to be from female channels, and it is also said to be from AI [laughing and crying]. Currently, the main points are the setting of eating books at the beginning, and the unofficial history about the origin of peppers (unofficial histories that can be found), and the Japanese "Ishihara Satomi" who was borrowed for free (and even made money), so there is nothing wrong with it. Overall, this is an enjoyable article with a score of 8 or 9.
This book is quite good. First of all, the angle chosen is very interesting. No one has probably written about it before. There are many detailed descriptions of social life at that time. Although I don't know whether they have been verified, they seem relatively credible.