The Most Powerful Playboy of the Song Dynasty

The problems of the Song Dynasty were fundamental. To put it simply, the country was not governed correctly.

This book is a good book. It looks very good. When I read this book, I can tell that the author has worked hard. I can't say anything specific. Anyway, it is a good book. I recommend you not to miss it. You will not regret it after reading it. At least I have finished reading this one. There are many garbage books. I will stop reading after reading a paragraph.

Is it really that bad? Guys, I looked at the first part and it felt pretty good. I don't know what the later part is like. I'd better comment after I can't stand it anymore 🙂

When I saw the protagonist burning "The Records of Hundred Officials", I didn't want to read the book anymore. Yes, the Song Dynasty was very good to officials, but what about the people? I really can't understand your feelings for the Song Dynasty. Most of the time-travel novels say that no matter what dynasty you travel to, you can rebel, but when you travel to the Song Dynasty, you will completely kneel down. Starting from "Silver Fox" and then to "The Great Man of the Northern Song Dynasty", "Silver Fox" is even better, and "The Great Man of the Northern Song Dynasty" just calls him dad directly. I really can't stand the mentally retarded emperors portrayed by the authors. Did the Song Dynasty ever have the integrity? Have you ever had any backbone? No matter how bad the Ming Dynasty was, they really did it so that the king died in the country and the emperor guarded the country. I really don't understand your preference for Song Dynasty.

I want to say that if this idiot Shi En had this ability, he would not be robbed of Happy Forest. He would have to wait for Wu Song to become the savior, and Yan Qing. Even if Gao Yanei was plotted, I laughed to death. This guy and Lao Lu were so drunk that they were drunk by a mere housekeeper. People like this are too embarrassing for them.

Not to say it is the best historical text I have ever read, but it is also one of the best. It's just the ending that makes me a little sad. I can't say it's a bad ending, but such a sad ending is really sad. But there is no way to say that it is really unreasonable. It is indeed possible, but the author is still too cruel. If I had known that the ending would be like this, I would rather stop without reading the penultimate chapter.

Full of literature and art, but why can't I stop?

I've ordered them all, but I've read about 600 to 700 at most and jumped to the finale. I've deleted it and blocked it. I won't read your book anymore. ***Fuck around.

Personally, I don't have a good impression of Water Margin. I get angry when I see Song Jiang.

A good book failed at the ending

Is the novel so funny? It's all dry stuff. Is this an online novel?

A book that tends to be happy, with such a literary ending, is still full of tragedy and depression. It's like something that was going smoothly all the way was only half a step away from perfection, and then got trapped in a big way. It was so difficult that I couldn't climb out of it, and the psychological shadow was huge. Or if you write more about what happened and intersperse it with others, it will make people a little more prepared, and the reaction will not be so big. You were completely caught off guard, and you suddenly tricked people. The main impression of Tiger Head Jade is a cute baby who was eating noodles at the door with a bull-head-sized sea bowl and riding a big yellow dog. Then she died. She died.

The author is so obsessed with the phrase "one generation, two brothers". It is used everywhere.

When I first read this book, Li Qingzhao's writing was really captivating. It made people feel that she was not an ancient person who lived in books and a few paragraphs of words replaced her splendid life, but an elegant and intelligent woman. At that time, I really felt that even if I had to have no wife in life, my life would not be in vain if I had such a friend who made me understand what beauty is. It's a pity that I stopped watching it for some unknown reason at the time. Now I probably won't be able to watch it again. How sad?

If you look closely at Water Margin, you will find that Captain Gao's son is the son of his distant uncle. Strictly speaking, he is his younger brother and he adopts him as his son.

I would rather he write three thousand chapters in this style

1. Was Lao Chao killed by Shi Wengong? A horse thief was stunned and said that Liangshan only knew Song Jiang but not Lao Chao, so Lao Chao, who had been ignored by Song Jiang for a long time, took Lao Liangshan's generals to conquer Zengtou City. This section of Water Margin is full of weirdness. The group of people Lao Chao was ambushed against was not mentioned until the end. It was such a big deal that Shi Wengong killed the enemy coach Lao Chao but he didn't follow anyone around. Lao Chao was poisoned and there was no cure. Zhang Shun remembered An Daoquan when something happened to Song Jiang. I always feel that Lao Chao was killed by Song Jiang. 2. In the case of Lao Chao in the book, it is really impossible to rob Daqian Gang. Lao Chao Luocao will definitely go to Liangshan as usual, and now Wang Lun will definitely be banned. Counting your soldiers is not a problem. There is a shortage of generals. During the period when Lao Chao led people to rescue Song Jiang, the heroes including Li Kui and Hua Rong were beaten to the White Dragon Temple. If it weren't for the late Zhang Shun brothers, the Water Margin would have ended. Without the ZF army's surrender team, the combat effectiveness of the old Liangshan troops was worrying. At best, Wu Yong used a trick to deceive the ZF army. It was almost impossible to deceive the four bandits who were his colleagues, otherwise Liangshan would not have so many heroes. It seems that the alliance of Zhu, Li, and Hu Sanzhuang has a higher chance of success than Lao Chao in robbing Daqian Gang. Let me add: Liangshan is not part of the ZF army. In head-on conflicts, the water army is stronger, and land battles are almost always abused. In the Water Margin, Lao Chao was only as good as Song Jiang because of his reputation in the rivers and lakes. Wang Lun planned to force Lin Chong away. When Lao Chao became famous, he was directly asked to leave...

The biggest poisonous point of this book is the original ending, which is so miserable. It's hard to calm down, my tiger head hat, my little cutie

After entering Chengdu, he became a holy mother, and after entering Gaoguanyuan, he became Tang Monk. His hard-working and sinister style turned him into a conscience-educating sect. Is it difficult to deal with a distant relative who is trying to pull off the skin of a tiger and dominate the river? What about the mountain people's guarantee? Your theory of all things being like a straw dog, and your theory of serving the people forever are really below the standards and cannot be listened to here.

After leaving Tokyo, the subsequent plot is really ugly. There are inexplicable extra scenes and settings, guesses and imaginations throughout the story, and the guesses and imaginations turn out to be true inexplicably (for example, in the previous article, it was speculated that Lu Junyi's martial arts training led to his incompetence in that area, and the following article directly stated this as a recognized fact). There are a lot of text descriptions of inner activities, but the plot of the story moves very slowly. I originally thought there was some ingenious plan, but after finishing it, there was no follow-up. To be honest, if there are too many "villains", the main character is not as powerful as the original work. For example, a miscellaneous fish like Jinyan Biao Shi'en has a lot of inexplicable backstage. If he is so good, the original work will not be driven away. If Lu Junyi is so good in Beijing, the original work will not be punished so miserably. I really want Lu Junyi to just let nature take its course. Why do we have to scare away Li Gu? There is also an extra Liang Hongying who is as powerful as Lu Junyi. The masters in Water Margin are all big and round. How can women be so young? The four-year-old Liang Hongyu is described as if she is 10 years old. Especially Li Qingzhao, if you really like her, just write her as a young lady. She has to be written as a married woman and the protagonist. And Lu Junyi's daughter-in-law, why should she be taken with her?

After reading books for more than ten years, I have seen no more than 3 YY novels as in-depth as Xiaobao at Qidian.

What a good book, absolutely a good book. After reading Xiaobao's book, I suddenly fell in love with the Song Dynasty. Especially some of the author's views are really interesting. I really like this book. It is definitely a good book that was delayed by the title.

I've read it 7 times and I really like the author's writing style.

Or is there a novel without a heroine like Water Margin Survival?

I don't understand. Isn't it good to rebel against him at this level? He killed all the cynics and scumbags in Ling Chi, then killed Xixia and Beiliao, and then got the money after death. Why should he wallow in a shit pit and not get any good?

Why did it suddenly disappear? You know what I'm talking about?

I've read a few chapters and the whole thing is written in vernacular. The writing is too weak.

Let's not say whether Lu Junyi is a good person or not, but his wife put it bluntly that they are Ma Rong and Song Zhe! Why does the author still want to clear his name? Young, beautiful, widowed, if you can't stand it, you can just make peace with her. Why do you think of not getting along with her and wanting property at the same time? Not to mention that it was all Li Gu's fault. I don't believe that Jia Xiaohong doesn't know anything.

I hope I'm not licking dogs, licking those Liangshan heroes

Did the protagonist rebel? ? ?