Da Song: I Was Taken Away by Da Ying

It's pretty good. The rhythm is very good. It uses the country as the protagonist and important people as the camera. It only writes about important events. It doesn't have dozens of parallel imports of one thing. It's very enjoyable. Even if there are traces of AI, it is very good. After all, tomatoes are septic tanks. Whether they are pulled by humans or AI, they are arrows. But gold, is it possible that the gold produced by machines is not as good as the arrows pulled by humans? I've already seen the latest chapter of Time Traveler. I hope the author will work hard💪 and keep up the good work. (｡･ω･｡)

The subject of Duanzong's soul passing through the Song Dynasty and leading the Song Dynasty to Southeast Asia is indeed a very tricky and novel subject. The Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, India, Japan, and the Middle East are all included in it. It really whets my appetite. Come on, author!

Although Da Song loves to run around in the early stage, there are quite a lot of cool points and famous memes, and the rhythm is just right. It doesn't drag on. It's so fun. I enjoyed reading it and only updated two chapters. I was so anxious that I looked everywhere for books of the same type and subject. I also read it in Australia.

It's a very innovative book. I originally thought it would be the kind of book where the protagonist will always be alive in some way. This book is a group portrait novel, but I don't know if it will be arranged to have the protagonist become the emperor of the subjugated country. In short, it seems to be Xiancao [Blowing Kiss]

Absolutely enjoyable article, enjoyable from beginning to end, highlighting the feeling of a grassroots team, but the world is like this

It's good to read. If you write more, please write for a longer period of time. It's best to write about the Republic of China. Since ancient times, dynasties have been attacking from the north and conquering from the south. I hope this book will be a counterattack [laughing evilly] [like]

Funny and humorous, with a beautiful sense of historical chaos

[Chigua] The content is wonderful, rich, unique and charming, which makes people infinitely attracted. The plot progresses at a rapid pace, and it is exciting from head to toe. This is a good book. . .

A very good AI novel, good luck to the author!

It can be read as a fairy tale for adults.

The idea is very new. Although the author may not have polished the outline and some details well, but they are all in Tomato. These are not harmful, and it looks good if they match your xp. If you don't like a local being the main character, then don't watch it.

It looks good, but you have to be patient and tolerate the idea that the protagonist is a stupid dog. Apart from these, it is super interesting. No, there is also a relatively heavy development narration. Although it is heavy, the good things are also included.

Absolutely amazing, a breath of fresh air in the history genre, interesting and reasonable

It's quite interesting. It's the first time I've seen the natural genre of time travel.

Tomato's rare perspective of the Song Dynasty going overseas, the writing is also good, the logic is online, and the characters are not stupid

From the title of this book, you can tell that it should follow the path of Great Britain, but it starts in Nanyang, the pace is fast, and the development time is reasonable, but the emotional writing is not very delicate. The protagonist is the Song Dynasty. Except that Zhao is a time traveler, and he is relatively useless when he dies, and Zhao Yan is a bit human-like, there are no problems with the development. There will probably be plots about the encounter between the Ming and Song dynasties and democratic reforms later on, so I'm looking forward to seeing you first hand. It can only be said that everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables.

Very good article, the author must stick to it and keep it updated [shy][shy][shy] Don't be fooled like Ryukyu next door. Come on brother [cover face]

The rhythm is super good, I love to read it, and it feels very comfortable. The historical advancement process with the country as the main body has the feeling of historical records. The last time I saw it was the world chronicle of Fantasy North Scenery, but the writing there was not good. The traditional problem is that the combat power system collapsed seriously, and the writing was like a running account. Later, I can't bear to give up. For the first time, I feel that China's World Chronicle is also very well written, and the most important thing is not to delay it. There are many books that are delayed and unfinished. Many books with a rating of 9.5 Are pushed to 9 points. For this reason, this book is rated 9 points, which is only high but not low.

Although it is an AI novel, it has a different historical development. It does not stick to the protagonist, but uses a country as the protagonist, and the direction is unique, which is good

It's a smooth journey, following the path of capitalist overseas colonization. The ugliness of capital and feudal landlords is vividly reflected. The moral bottom line is a bit too low. I don't like it very much. This also shows that the author's character creation is good.

Although it is a bit too idealistic, it is very enjoyable to watch.

The angle is novel and continues Zhao Song's running personality. It's so interesting, hahahaha, I am the Song Dynasty and I am invincible [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

The first film takes the country as the protagonist, using the characters' identities and life experiences as representatives to depict the evolution of a country, from small to large, from weak to strong, internal contradictions and conflicts, ideological and political conflicts... Looking at it, I have the illusion of watching the historical changes of China for five thousand years. It is not like reading a novel, but like the evolution of a nation-state's continuous development and self-improvement... Come on, author 👏

This book feels delayed by the title and introduction. At first glance, I thought it was an abstract book where tomatoes are generally abundant. However, the author himself is quite good, the logic is self-consistent, and the overall rationality is reasonable. Therefore, the technology aspect is a bit high, but generally speaking, it is OK. The writing style is similar to the Three Kingdoms time travel book, and the score is about 8 to 8:5.

It's very interesting. It's an imaginary world. It's really fun. It's a really cool article.

It's great. It's just right to read this kind of historical article on Tomato. It's reasonable and not too dramatic. It was later that the Ming Dynasty found that the Song Dynasty and the end of the Ming Dynasty were a bit hasty. After all, there was so much foreshadowing in the early stage, and there was no description of the reaction of Westerners and other countries to the events of the Song Dynasty. In fact, this is also a lot of fun (Lao Wang's historical texts from Qidian often write this). Come on, author, keep writing new books.

The angle of this book is very strange and there is so much to read

It's good, good, good. It's a good book that's at least ten times better than those bad books. I hope people who read this book won't be too picky. You give five-star reviews to bad books, but you're extremely picky to good books. This way is like bad money driving out good money. There will be fewer and fewer good books, and there will be more and more bad books. I hope people who read this can give me a good review! Let good books get higher ratings and give authors the motivation to keep writing.

It's quite interesting and novel. I skipped through the table of contents. Because there is no long-term fixed protagonist, it's all a group portrait of each stage, so it spans a long time. It's hundreds of years of history. I can write it for a long time if I want to [laugh and cry]

The plot is very enjoyable. It's okay at the beginning, but it's too invincible at the end. I'm a little immune. It's exciting just for the sake of it.