Great Song: You Asked Me to Teach, and I Turned Out a Nest of Chancellors

It still looks very nice when I see it now. I just want to ask in advance, is there a cp? If so, I would have left earlier [exploration][exploration]

Okay, it can be read as a cool article, but the content is really good. When I see it now, it feels like it is a thousand-year dragon and tiger list. Su Shi, Su Che, and Zeng Gong cannot all be in the top three. It is too fake. I gave it five stars because it looks more refreshing, and it is a bit creative and interesting! Come on, author!

It's a very good book. The characters are well-established. Also, I didn't think it was Song Renzong. It was a very wrong thing for him to kill the protagonist. After all, in his eyes, because the official reported the mountain chief, he rebelled. Rebellion was the biggest thing and the biggest crime in ancient times. I don't think it was Song Renzong's reaction. What's the mistake? After all, if you become the emperor, you will definitely be like this if someone tries to rebel against you. Unless you are cheating, and there is the princess. Wait, I don't like it a bit. If you let her be the heroine, I don't have to object, but if you let the heroine be the daughter-in-law of the protagonist, let's see how the author writes it? I think it's okay now, but I don't want that kind of affection between children. I just want to see Song Dynasty getting stronger step by step. One star is missing because I don't know why (◇) Let's leave it like that (Also, let's say a word for the author, we are now on Tomato free novels, free two words. What does it mean? It doesn't cost you money to read, so don't eat with a bowl, put down the bowl and curse. If you don't want to read, just click on the upper left corner.)

It's good-looking [like] but I hope there won't be a female protagonist. If there is one, there will be someone who knows how to teach and be polite, not some kind of princess.

It is a very good historical novel. The allusions and classic applications of celebrities in the Northern Song Dynasty are among the top historical novels I have ever read. (If you don't believe me, just check how long I have read). Now that I have read the latest chapter, there is basically no poisonous point. The pace of the book is fast, and a season may have passed in dozens of chapters (I hate reading novels. A chapter drags on for dozens of chapters and emphasizes one thing over and over again). The protagonist has his own code of conduct, and the characters generally do not seem to be particularly OOC. I highly recommend [Blow Kiss]

I finished reading it in one go, it's very good, keep it up [like]

The author likes to update, but he writes a little bit less, but overall it's quite interesting [laughs] The second brush looks good. If you want to watch it, it is recommended to keep one more. But remember to occasionally feed some free love power to prevent the author from being nourished to death [shy]

The writing is very touching and empathetic to this feeling. Really, of course I would. When asked, "There is no smoke without fire," I feel that the person who said this is the person who has wronged you and knows how wronged you are.

I have read more than 160 chapters so far. If you want to avoid lightning, you can read this Currently, there is a princess who disguises herself as a boy and works as a student next to the protagonist. I don't know if she is the heroine, but it doesn't seem like it. It is tentatively considered to have no CP. Then the male protagonist told his three students the test questions the night before the exam. It depends on the individual's acceptance. Although I also think it is cheating. It means that you can teach them methods and use similar examples to let them draw inferences. There is no need to tell them the topic of the exam questions. It is, uh, quite difficult to judge. I know what the essay topic is before the exam and then memorize sample essays and examples on this topic. Isn't this cheating? It's not fair to others, and the three of them are already talented. Just teach them the methods and let them perform on the spot. They can also get the top three. There is no need to know the test questions. And now I have read more than 160 chapters, where the protagonist and Su Shi go to other places to find oil and so on. How can I put it, the further down, the more and more off-topic. What I want to see is the protagonist teaching batch after batch of students, teaching students in accordance with their aptitude, etc., Rather than the protagonist running around with these people. Of course, this depends on personal preference. I am not interested in reading anymore. Then it's almost like a cool article that you can't read without thinking. If you dig deeper, you will find that some of these poems are written by others and put on one of the cannon fodders. Of course, this is still understandable. After all, poems can only be borrowed from existing ones and cannot be compiled or original. And the Song Dynasty is a dynasty that I am not familiar with, so I don't know if it fits the historical background, but I don't plan to go into it, but it is still good-looking. This is the first poem about the Song Dynasty that I have read. Before, I read Qin Shihuang and Tang Taizong.

It's not such a good book, why is it rated so low?