
My Adoptive Father Is Zhao Gou
我养父是赵构
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 685k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Historical Fiction! The Characters Must Have Brains!!
Are there stories where a modern person transmigrates back to ancient times and uses their profession to make a difference? Like a doctor who transmigrates to the past and advances medicine within the limits of the era, or a modern special forces expert who transmigrates to ancient times and builds an army using modern ideas. Or just invent penicillin or something. From the start, they pull out an AK-47.
Any Late Ming Dynasty Novels That Can Stand Beside Ke Shan Meng’s Iron-Blooded Remnants?
No System stories, and especially no brainless transmigration stories where the protagonist makes guns and cannons. In short, I want two things: realism!!! Starting from nothing and making progress step by step. It doesn’t have to be set in the late Ming, as long as it’s a time of chaos.
Any High-Quality Historical War Novels Like Shao Song?
The Highest-Quality Novel in Your Heart, Just One
I’ve reached an advanced level of book drought, so I’m here to ask for recommendations.
My Favorite Historical Novel on Tomato Novel
I'm looking for books like Taking Another Name in Langya. Transmigration isn't a dinner party; it's a deadly game at every turn. The plot should be vivid and interesting, with side characters who are smart. The protagonist should slaughter their way through life-or-death situations. It should be historically accurate, with a natural romance.
What’s the Most Popular Historical Novel on Tomato Novel?
I want something like Claiming the Surname Zhuge: Vast Heavens, Rebuild the Han Dynasty!
Funny Cultivation Stories
I'm a Veteran Reader, and My Reading List Is Running Dry
I don't want stories with cringeworthy plots. I like urban stories, transmigration, System, quick transmigration, male protagonists, villains, behind-the-scenes masterminds, lords, showbiz, rebirth, urban fantasy, history, games and anime, protagonists transmigrating into animals and getting livestreamed, and livestreaming.
Ming Dynasty Stories with a System
Looking for something over a million words.
Kingdom, Imperial Dynasty, Emperor's Dynasty, Divine Dynasty, Heavenly Dynasty, Sacred Court, Immortal Court, Heavenly Court
Building an imperial dynasty and conquering the myriad heavens
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It's a very interesting book. Don't be fooled by the ratings. This book should have just been published. If you look at the author's other books, the ratings are pretty high. It's relatively new. Usually they are time-traveling to Song Gaozong and Zhao Gou, but this time-traveling to Song Xiaozong is really rare. It's just that there are too few updates every day.
It's so exciting. After reading Shao Song, I read Taozi's book. The subject matter is so novel. I traveled to Zhao Shen. Why didn't I wait until Taozi serialized hundreds of chapters before I discovered this book? It's not enough to read 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
So far, it's pretty good. The character's psychological details are still in place. It's considered a leader among Tomatoes. I stopped updating after chasing after, at least explain the reason. I have finished the first two books I stole. I was originally looking forward to this book, but it turned out to be like this, and overall it is not as good as the first two books 🤦
It's really good to read. I never understood why Zhao Gou and Qin Hui wanted to kill Yue Fei before. This book is very detailed and not overly facialistic. Instead, it describes Qin Hui and Zhao Gou as complete three-dimensional people. Unfortunately, it is the description of the Jin Dynasty, and I don't agree with it. The first is that the setting of the protagonist getting engaged to a girl from the Kingdom of Jin feels problematic, and with the addition of Wan Yanliang, I know that the author wanted to support the protagonist in the Kingdom of Jin. However, Wan Yanliang's own character is not consistent with the description in his book. Wan Yanliang's personality is violent, and it is unlikely that he will become friends with someone like the protagonist. Overall, it is worth watching.
Although stealing is often lacking, I have to say that the outlines of the characters are still very delicate, the plot is full, and it also has a feeling of refreshing writing. The most important thing is that it has made adjustments to the truth of history. While refreshing the writing, it also allows everyone to understand history and analyze history from different perspectives. It is very good, but it is too slow. I deliberately did not read it for 15 days, but I finished reading the chapters I saved in 15 minutes, which is not satisfying enough.
The writing is very novel, I love reading it, it's a lot of fun, but the updates are a bit slow. When I saw chapters 96 and 97 in the second volume, I felt like Tuya and his family were slaughtered. Did you know that Tuya was missing? Won't you send someone to find him? In addition, Tuya killed Aruzhen, could Tuya escape? Can Tuya run out without being caught up? Are golden people useless? There are also Han ministers who are guarding the gate. They can only rely on the emperor to gain a foothold. Can he let Tuya come out? After all, Tuya also killed Aruzhen, how could Wanyanliang not kill him? It can still be released. Tuya's father is a reckless man who only knows how to fight and kill. If he can be killed by Wanyan Liang, then Tuya, the culprit who killed Wanyan Liang's sister, can not be closely monitored. At least he will not let him escape. Furthermore, when Wan Yanliang saved the protagonist, he saw the protagonist kissing his sister's murderer, haha. Couldn't you write about the person the protagonist's teacher contacted, and then find someone else? Have you forgotten this hidden line? The person the protagonist's teacher contacted was originally set up to be "in Cao's camp but in Han", and the other people he contacted were absolutely fine. They could be written as Han ministers of the Jin Kingdom, and there were two factions, one loyal to the Jin and the other loyal to the Song. They were much better than Tuya who could escape. These two chapters were too cruel to suppress wisdom.
It's a rare good book, consistent with Tou'er's consistent writing style, and a three-dimensional portrayal of the characters' inner images. It's a rare historical novel that I can't stop reading once I read it. I didn't plan to read it. I wanted to wait until the update was completed before jumping into the trap, but when I thought about the lazy update, I definitely didn't know how long it would take. Still can't help it!
As long as I don't mess around with Tao'er's books, they are of good quality. I've finished the first two books and finally got a new one.
I think this rating is low, unlike other articles that travel through the Song Dynasty, which describe the daring loyalty of the courtiers, and people can't help but recall all the regrets in the history of the Song Dynasty. Of course, it is not a direct sensationalism, but a little bit of prose, using the simplest words to describe the most sincere emotions, as well as the protagonist's love story. Personally I think this is a good book and I hope the author will update it soon!! ❤️
I have read 3 books, and each one is very well written, with good character descriptions and plot extensions. But the first two books were unfinished. I hope this one won't be unfinished.