This book is also called: "I Pretended to Be the Emperor in the Song Dynasty"
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The shame of Jingkang is still not over.
When Zhao Chen woke up, half of the sky in Song Dynasty had collapsed.
In desperation, in order to survive, he chose to pretend to be the prince.
Guarding an isolated city, with the golden man's iron hoof in front of him, and King Kang's ambition behind him.
But he knows that this identity is fake, but what he wants to do is real——
Guard the country's gates, stabilize the people's hearts, revitalize the imperial court, and conduct the northern expedition to the Central Plains.
When the iron hoof crushes the dusk clouds,
The young emperor raised his sword towards the sixteen states of Yanyun after a long absence.
In this world, the scenery of the North cannot be missing.
Reader comments
The writing is good, with a few poisonous points but not too many.
It's just that I don't think it's very good to pretend to be Zhao Chen as a background. It's even better to travel directly and become Zhao Chen. Of course, if you add that the two of them look the same, just pretend I didn't say anything.
Wang Fu, Sun Fu, Xie Kejia, Wu Ge, Fan Qiong, Li Ruoshui and so many others have met Zhao Chen. Of course Wu Kai and Mo Chou, who were beheaded, have also met His Highness the Crown Prince.
There were also hundreds of officials and soldiers from the Northern Song Dynasty, a group of imperial students, and some people from Kaifeng City.
In the second year of Jingkang, some people who were watching along the way of the prison car saw Zhao Chen crying for help. When he was escorted to Jinying, a large number of officials, military officers, and imperial students gathered in front of the car and cried and worshiped. They saw Zhao Chen himself and heard him shouting "People save me." Some people who were watching along the way of the prison van also saw Zhao Chen crying for help.
There were many officials and soldiers among them, who were still serving as officials in the puppet dynasty. Later, the protagonist took over Kaifeng, and it was impossible to remove all the original bureaucracy. Can you guarantee that Zhao Chen will not see them in the book?
In a war-torn world, everyone is in danger. A rumor will greatly damage Zhao Chen's legitimacy. Once someone in a high position or with a powerful hand is willing to prove it, there will be many people who have met the prince.
Not to mention that although Zhao Gou has never met His Highness the Crown Prince, when a large group of people around him have met the Crown Prince, I will give you a few examples.
Qi Chongli, although he did not directly serve in Zhao Chen's supervisory system, he met Zhao Chen as a core courtier during the Jingkang period of the Northern Song Dynasty, and later followed Zhao Gou to the south, becoming a core close official of Zhao Gou.
Xie Ke's family, in the second year of Jingkang's reign, he served as the crown prince's guest and assisted Zhao Chen in supervising the country, and met Zhao Chen with his own eyes. Later, as the envoy designated by Empress Dowager Meng, he carried the "Treasure of the Song Dynasty" to Jeju to welcome Zhao Gou to the throne. He was the core supporter of the founding of the Southern Song Dynasty. He participated in political affairs from official to governor, and followed Zhao Gou throughout the process.
There are also some Taixue students who knelt down outside Kaifeng City in the second year of Jingkang to prevent Zhao Chen from going north. Later, they moved south to join Zhao Gou and became early members of Taixue in the Southern Song Dynasty and followed Zhao Gou.
Unless the protagonist reads all the historical materials, remembers all the people who have met him, and then kills them all, I really can't see how you can continue.
Also, hiding until adulthood, the appearance changes.
It looks good. Come on, author, please add more.
I didn't read it, I kept it first, but I decided to collect it after reading the introduction and name. There are too many regrets about the Song Dynasty. I hope the author will not be bad, not poisonous, and be transparent and not sloppy. I support your author [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]
Good looking, Fire Tongs Liu Ming
It's well written. I've seen a book before that always talks about government and official positions. It's condescending. It doesn't look like a modern person has traveled through the past at all. It's more like a history book that's rigorous but impersonal. I think this should have a touch of a living person. At least the protagonist has traveled from modern times, so there should be a touch of a living person, right?
It's really good to read, the history is written very realistically, and the author is also very literary.
Look good, good, good! What a masterpiece!
Yes, although it doesn't have too many ignition points, it doesn't have too many poisonous points either. It's quite satisfactory.
A good book, the subject matter is very novel, and it has the style of Shao Song Dynasty. Although there are very few people now.
It is indeed of high quality but not popular. This comment of mine is not a man-machine! ! [Angry][angry][angry]
The writing is really good and of high quality. Although I have only read 16 chapters, I still can't help but comment. I predict it will be a big hit. Come on, author! [Blowing kiss]
Author Mi. . So awesome. . It's really beautiful. The characters are all well written ww I feel like the author has read the history of Song Dynasty at least two or three times and has a very thorough understanding. And the military geography knowledge is also very rich🤤I am reading the novel and looking at the map of the Song Dynasty. . It's only natural to fall in love with this author! 🤤 (You are all, loyal ministers of the Song Dynasty. Jpg)
The author writes well and can even write his own lyrics. He also has a relatively good understanding of the official system of the Song Dynasty and the situation between the Song and Jin Dynasties at that time. You can slowly raise books.
If only we could turn back time, it would be like this
It's a good read, a good book should not be buried, highly recommended!
Looks good, but too short
Looks good, the idea is interesting
Very interesting, good luck to the author
Beautiful and well written
Old bookworm, this is a good book, like it
Not bad, solid historical foundation.
This book is worth pursuing
The writing is delicate and the story is smooth,
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Support support support
Not bad, I think it's good
The overall logic is pretty good, but now it's about the economy, money and food, and the supplement seems to be too simple.
This novel is very exciting to read and immersive. It is indeed a rare masterpiece.
Not bad, it's fascinating so far
It's pretty good. Many historical texts write about the entire battle, and the protagonist doesn't appear in dozens of chapters. In this book, at least the protagonist is always online and plays a role.
The writing is good, with a few poisonous points but not too many. It's just that I don't think it's very good to pretend to be Zhao Chen as a background. It's even better to travel directly and become Zhao Chen. Of course, if you add that the two of them look the same, just pretend I didn't say anything. Wang Fu, Sun Fu, Xie Kejia, Wu Ge, Fan Qiong, Li Ruoshui and so many others have met Zhao Chen. Of course Wu Kai and Mo Chou, who were beheaded, have also met His Highness the Crown Prince. There were also hundreds of officials and soldiers from the Northern Song Dynasty, a group of imperial students, and some people from Kaifeng City. In the second year of Jingkang, some people who were watching along the way of the prison car saw Zhao Chen crying for help. When he was escorted to Jinying, a large number of officials, military officers, and imperial students gathered in front of the car and cried and worshiped. They saw Zhao Chen himself and heard him shouting "People save me." Some people who were watching along the way of the prison van also saw Zhao Chen crying for help. There were many officials and soldiers among them, who were still serving as officials in the puppet dynasty. Later, the protagonist took over Kaifeng, and it was impossible to remove all the original bureaucracy. Can you guarantee that Zhao Chen will not see them in the book? In a war-torn world, everyone is in danger. A rumor will greatly damage Zhao Chen's legitimacy. Once someone in a high position or with a powerful hand is willing to prove it, there will be many people who have met the prince. Not to mention that although Zhao Gou has never met His Highness the Crown Prince, when a large group of people around him have met the Crown Prince, I will give you a few examples. Qi Chongli, although he did not directly serve in Zhao Chen's supervisory system, he met Zhao Chen as a core courtier during the Jingkang period of the Northern Song Dynasty, and later followed Zhao Gou to the south, becoming a core close official of Zhao Gou. Xie Ke's family, in the second year of Jingkang's reign, he served as the crown prince's guest and assisted Zhao Chen in supervising the country, and met Zhao Chen with his own eyes. Later, as the envoy designated by Empress Dowager Meng, he carried the "Treasure of the Song Dynasty" to Jeju to welcome Zhao Gou to the throne. He was the core supporter of the founding of the Southern Song Dynasty. He participated in political affairs from official to governor, and followed Zhao Gou throughout the process. There are also some Taixue students who knelt down outside Kaifeng City in the second year of Jingkang to prevent Zhao Chen from going north. Later, they moved south to join Zhao Gou and became early members of Taixue in the Southern Song Dynasty and followed Zhao Gou. Unless the protagonist reads all the historical materials, remembers all the people who have met him, and then kills them all, I really can't see how you can continue. Also, hiding until adulthood, the appearance changes.
It looks good. Come on, author, please add more.
I didn't read it, I kept it first, but I decided to collect it after reading the introduction and name. There are too many regrets about the Song Dynasty. I hope the author will not be bad, not poisonous, and be transparent and not sloppy. I support your author [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]
Good looking, Fire Tongs Liu Ming
It's well written. I've seen a book before that always talks about government and official positions. It's condescending. It doesn't look like a modern person has traveled through the past at all. It's more like a history book that's rigorous but impersonal. I think this should have a touch of a living person. At least the protagonist has traveled from modern times, so there should be a touch of a living person, right?
It's really good to read, the history is written very realistically, and the author is also very literary.
Look good, good, good! What a masterpiece!
Yes, although it doesn't have too many ignition points, it doesn't have too many poisonous points either. It's quite satisfactory.
A good book, the subject matter is very novel, and it has the style of Shao Song Dynasty. Although there are very few people now.
It is indeed of high quality but not popular. This comment of mine is not a man-machine! ! [Angry][angry][angry]
The writing is really good and of high quality. Although I have only read 16 chapters, I still can't help but comment. I predict it will be a big hit. Come on, author! [Blowing kiss]
Author Mi. . So awesome. . It's really beautiful. The characters are all well written ww I feel like the author has read the history of Song Dynasty at least two or three times and has a very thorough understanding. And the military geography knowledge is also very rich🤤I am reading the novel and looking at the map of the Song Dynasty. . It's only natural to fall in love with this author! 🤤 (You are all, loyal ministers of the Song Dynasty. Jpg)
The author writes well and can even write his own lyrics. He also has a relatively good understanding of the official system of the Song Dynasty and the situation between the Song and Jin Dynasties at that time. You can slowly raise books.
If only we could turn back time, it would be like this
It's a good read, a good book should not be buried, highly recommended!
Looks good, but too short
Looks good, the idea is interesting
Very interesting, good luck to the author
Beautiful and well written
Old bookworm, this is a good book, like it
Not bad, solid historical foundation.
This book is worth pursuing
The writing is delicate and the story is smooth,
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Support support support
Not bad, I think it's good
The overall logic is pretty good, but now it's about the economy, money and food, and the supplement seems to be too simple.
This novel is very exciting to read and immersive. It is indeed a rare masterpiece.
Not bad, it's fascinating so far
It's pretty good. Many historical texts write about the entire battle, and the protagonist doesn't appear in dozens of chapters. In this book, at least the protagonist is always online and plays a role.