
Northern Song: I Became Emperor Zhezong's Younger Brother
北宋:我成了哲宗亲弟弟
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- Ongoing
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- 948k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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Historical Fiction That Feels Realistic
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Novels Set in the Song Dynasty
Stories set in the Song dynasty.
Wuxia, Court Politics, Military, Scheming, and Great Writing
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Myriad Worlds, Infinite Transmigration Across Many Worlds
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Industrial Revolution, Alternate History, Rational Protagonist, No Brain-Dead Decisions, World Domination
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Looking for Books About the Song Dynasty!!!
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Ancient-War Stories About Becoming a General Through Pure Martial Prowess, No Cultivation
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The Chu-Han Contention, the An Lushan Rebellion, and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
A lord-simulation game. No transmigration, but it should blend with reality. No Three Kingdoms era either. Spring and Autumn, Warring States, the end of the Qin dynasty, or mid-to-late Tang are all fine
Historical Fiction Without a System: Ming, Tang, Song, Qin, Three Kingdoms, Han, and More
A System is fine too, but it has to be good.
A Cosmic Setting and an Interstellar Academy
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This is a mature way of thinking. If there is no golden finger, just adapt to local conditions. I always feel that I can dominate the protagonist of the ancient dynasty through time travel. Purely in the second and late period
If you read this review before reading this book, I think this book is quite good. I saw that he had just taken the position and then assigned his brother a temple title. The whole process was very in line with the rules, but the process showed both ability (not a cookie-cutter brewing and steelmaking) and means (not feeling aggrieved). Meat and vegetable evaluation: Unlike Shuangwen and Liu Beiwen, this article reads more like a cup of tea. Some comments say that some of the chapters are watery, but if you read this novel from the perspective of drinking a cup of tea, you won't feel this way. After reading it, well, I feel, emmm, it doesn't sound very user-friendly.
Overall, it looks good, but the volume is small, but it's not easy to say much. After all, he wrote it and I read it [laughing] He definitely can't keep up with me [laughing evilly]. Maintain the standard, read more information, write slowly, and don't mix in some weird things. It still has the potential to be popular. I'm optimistic about you [please take a closer look]
It is rare that it does not overly look down on the ancients with modern eyes, nor does it redundantly add any love descriptions that it is not good at. The modern and ancient souls blend very softly and finally form a stable protagonist's personality.
Update soon! Good grass. In most cases, the situation at that time in the Song Dynasty has been restored. The data and the like are also relatively accurate. The same goes for the descriptions of Zhao Xu and others. It seems to be harmless at the moment. Not bad, not bad
The writing is smooth, the plot is exciting, and the male protagonist is precise and realistic, making the rusty and decaying Song Dynasty step by step onto a prosperous track. It is an excellent time-travel novel about the history of the Song Dynasty. Five-star praise, thank you to the author!
This type of time-travel historical novel is really interesting. Does anyone have a copy of the same type?
Although I understand that politics is the art of compromise, it is still too uncomfortable to watch. After the protagonist successfully ascends to the throne, it is still very difficult to push forward something. Creating a new policy requires at least several detours. It is frustrating to watch people die. Although it is indeed very real, well... Come on, author, overall it is good.
Very good. Although the portrayal of Zhao Ji is too outrageous, the story is told very well. Emperor Zhezong and the protagonist are portrayed very clearly.
It's good to read. The Northern Song Dynasty was really an era when literati burst out, but it was also very sad. Keep writing, I like the literati of that era.