
The Southern Song: I Rule the Rise and Fall
南宋之我主沉浮
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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All historical transmigration novels
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Historical Turmoil and Power Struggles, Plus Showbiz, Both Chinese and Foreign. Finished Stories Rarely Put the Protagonist Through the Wringer.
History, single-person transmigration, wars for supremacy in troubled times, no System. For Chinese history, I mainly recommend the Warring States, the end of the Qin, the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties, the end of the Sui, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the late Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing. The military is the main focus. The protagonist generally takes charge, and most start from humble beginnings. A few entertainment novels I personally think are well written, mainly a
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It's a bit nonsense. Are special forces very useful on the frontal battlefield? And they are not modern special forces. Without long-range sniping and blasting, you are just a relatively powerful scout at most, useless for large-scale legion operations. Also, the protagonist's younger brother only started reading when he was twelve years old, and he passed the exam after only two years of studying. Let me ask you, can you recognize all the Chinese characters in two years? Do you think your family held the Song Dynasty imperial examination? No wonder this book has poor results. The author's content is too casual. Although it is just a novel and does not need to be rigorous, it cannot be so nonsense, right?
[Comment] Coach or instructor?
As far as I know, there are only instructors in the army, not coaches, right? How about changing the coach in the profile to an instructor?
It is a knife for a moment, and it will be a knife in the hands of others for the rest of its life, even if it travels through time.
The reason why fewer and fewer people are following this book is because of the long dialogue descriptions. The first few chapters are fine, and they look like a passionate time-travel novel. But as you go on, you will find that the main plot of the entire book is driven by dialogue. It describes the intrigues between people, and there are too many dialogues to add. The other descriptions, especially the battles, are only briefly sketched. It may be that the author is not good at describing battle scenes, or it may be that the author did not carefully study the military battle historical materials at that time. If it were a romantic drama, this writing method might be appropriate. However, as a time-travel novel about troubled times, relying only on dialogue to advance the plot is too thin. I really can't stand it anymore. Goodbye.
In the Song Dynasty system, the so-called Zhongshu Sheren and Gishizhong were officials from the two provinces, and they were the official's salary official, indicating the official's class. The title of "ge bachelor" or "direct bachelor's degree" is a post in the palace, which is the political status of a civilian official and is a personal official of the emperor. Bao Zheng was once a direct bachelor of Longtuge, so he was known as Bao Longtu. Lu Wende was a military general. Although there were military generals in both Song Dynasties who transferred to literary qualifications, it was almost impossible for them to become bachelors. The author is very deficient in these aspects
Many novels like to write about the time travel of special forces. That's because the special forces are very useful when they first build a team. Because without strong force, no one will follow you. But in a large-scale war. Especially in ancient times, special forces were of no use at all. Or it won't have much effect. Why are special forces so highly regarded in modern times? The reason is that it is difficult to have a large-scale war, and the second reason is that the scale of the war can be controlled. It won't get out of control.
The Southern Song Dynasty is what later generations call it. In the Song Dynasty, there was no such title as the Southern and Northern Song Dynasties.
Artillery
Artillery is not that complicated. There were blacksmiths before the Tang Dynasty, and they mainly made seamless steel pipes. At that time, people's heads were all square, so naturally a cubic meter stove was also square. There is no coke (coking technology), no high furnace to preheat the iron ore, slowly melt it, separate and discharge the slag. It also cannot raise the temperature to 1600 degrees and convert it into wrought iron.
[Comment]Special Forces Coach
I want to learn too! ! ! ! ! Special Forces Coach! ! ! ! ? ? ? ?
After reading twenty chapters, I am deeply worried about the author's shallow knowledge of Song history. It seems that the author only understands the trend of historical events, but has little understanding of the officialdom, society and other conditions of the Song Dynasty.