The Great Song's Legitimate Imperial Grandson: I Will Restore the Realm

Tied to chapter 150, the introduction of the title is about creating peace for all generations and reorganizing the mountains and rivers. I originally wanted to come in and watch a fast-paced and refreshing story about vigorously governing the country and benefiting all people, but in fact, it is more of a slow-motion drama? The main characters are all careful and restrained, and they are conscientious about power and political struggles and calculations. So far, I haven't seen any exciting moments. . . But after reading it, there is a plot and details, the characters stand up, and the author writes it very well. The protagonist Weiji Xiaotuanzi is very cute, although he is not a group favorite. . . But Weiji is cute! Now I feel a little tired of pretending to be a three-year-old child. I hope that if there is an opportunity in the future to fully demonstrate his extraordinary talent and be completely trusted by Weng Weng, I want to see this kind of interaction between grandfather and grandson.

The road to the pinnacle of power is paved with blood and bones. There are no respectful brothers and sisters, no loving fathers and filial piety. Once you step on it, you can only move forward, not retreat, and you cannot be weak, because the result can only be broken into pieces.

The author's historical background is very good, it is worth reading, and the rating will not be low.

I have only read a dozen chapters. The plot is full of ups and downs. The clouds and treacherous waves are very interesting. According to the historical timeline, there will be less than five years before Song Taizu, the fragrant child, will have a candle shadow and the sound of an axe. At that time, Fujiwa was as good as a five-year-old boy. Let's see how the author designed the protagonist to use Xiaobo to eliminate the traitor Zhao Guangyi, rewrite the history of the Song Dynasty, ban three redundancies, abandon Confucianism, open up territory and expand the country's prestige all over the world.

Although I know that this is fiction and history has no assumptions, if the Song Dynasty could really do it again, China's national destiny would not have been set back for hundreds of years by the Yuan and Qing foreign races...

The overall plot setting is good; but Zhao Kuangyin is not Zhao Guangyi. He is a military general who fights his way through, not a civil servant who grinds against his opponents. The writing is generally good, but it always has the flavor of a female pornographic novel.

Good book, five stars, support

It's written with great feeling. It doesn't feel mindless when you read it. It's very good.

It's a good book.

The author's writing style is really good, there are not too many mistakes, and the historical details in all aspects are designed to a high level. There are two aspects that are lacking. One is the plot. The writing with Zhao Erdou was okay at the beginning, but Zhao Er had diarrhea after get off work. It was purely to act as a companion to the protagonist to suppress the protagonist. The second is the war scene. It is a true drama that I skipped watching anyway. In short, 8.5 Points in the first half is fine, but 6.5 Points in the second half is too much.