Jiang Yue, Song and Ming

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 seems to be very well written so far! Objectively speaking, it is not without problems. As a book friend pointed out, the identity of the protagonist and the setting of the imposter are somewhat unreasonable based on historical facts, but the flaws cannot be concealed. The arrangement of the plot and the control of the rhythm are good, and the language expression is neither a slobbery nor a formal article, and it is very smooth to read. It is unrealistic to demand perfection. At least for now, the good aspects far outweigh the bad aspects. Come on, author, I hope you can finish writing without getting anxious or bored.

This book is the best-paced historical novel I've ever read in Tomato. According to my understanding, the rhythm has something that pushes people to continue reading. As for other advantages, the characters of the protagonist and various historical supporting characters are still very moving. As for the shortcomings, in my case it's the protagonist's impersonation, but I hope the protagonist has humanity, I hope he has people who like him and can communicate emotionally. On this issue, many historical novels always mythologize the protagonist. My point of view may be exactly the opposite. Most of the Chinese historical figures who have achieved great achievements have one or more women to support and help them. The most powerful one is probably Li Shimin. Of course, Guo Wei and Liu Yu are also very representative here. As for the protagonist or the main plot in the future, everyone knows to take back the central authority with the protagonist as the core and eliminate Jin and Xixia. But I might just want to see the author write about some historical inevitability and accident of the contradictions in the Northern Song Dynasty more profoundly. How to reconstruct the Chinese cultural system to continue to maintain the upward style since the Tang Dynasty, instead of following the rigid Confucianism that was transformed from Neo-Confucianism after the Southern Song Dynasty and lacked vitality. Many people actually do not have a deep understanding of true Neo-Confucianism, which is very energetic and self-reflective at the beginning. But the Southern Song Dynasty officials turned him into what we see as the beginning of a rigid and rigid Confucianism.

After reading it, this is the most serious book I have read so far. Overall, I feel that it is good. The ancient proverbs are generally used without any problem, although a few of them still have modern styles. The author seems to be a newcomer. The first book can bring out so many characters, and there is a lot of research. However, it feels like there is a lack of conflict. After more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist is still too smooth, and there is no plot conflict or sense of game. Moreover, the protagonist is only ten years old and does not know the military skills, but none of the ministers are disobedient to him. It is too smooth to subdue the bureaucrats. If there are one or two intellectual games with the bureaucrats, such as who wants to use him as a puppet to seek power, and who wants to take advantage of Diaoyutai, the struggle of interests will be more attractive. My suggestion is: you can appropriately create a reversal of the plot conflict and add a bit of human gray. Come on.

This book is good-looking. There are no cheats or systems. It is well-written and beautiful. The plot is quite detailed. However, I feel that the character creation is still a bit lacking, but overall it is a good book.

This novel is indeed one of the better novels I have read that was written during the transition between the two Song Dynasties. The author's characterization of the characters and the development of the plot are very good, and the reading does not give people a very long and boring feeling. It is worth reading.

It's really good to read, the history is written very realistically, and the author is also very literary.

This book is considered a good read among the Tomato Song Dynasty, but it is different from the Shao Song Dynasty. The author has his own way, and the war is also well written, especially the plan to save the Daming Mansion, one plan within the plan, one link after another. It would be better if the story of the great mobilization can be written longer, and the calculated plan can be told to the readers later, which will attract more appetite. A good book, I hope the author can keep writing.

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)

It looks good. Come on, author, please add more.