The Song of the Song Dynasty
舌尖上的大宋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The author actually thinks the Liangshan heroes are good people. Perhaps to outsiders they are heroes, but to ordinary people they are bandits and terrorists. Their actions don't bring about positive changes in society; they only disrupt local security. So-called heroes are just that—heroes. If my values don't align with theirs, I won't read it. 🙂
To be honest, reading this kind of novel is the least stressful. The author consciously avoids the main historical storyline and doesn't get involved in major events. The protagonist doesn't have the pressure of a mission to defy fate, so he can act more freely! Not bad, pretty good.
The Water Margin is all about thieves having breakfast. Song Jiang was greedy at first, and after being caught, he became a thief. Even after rebelling, he still dreamed of being granted amnesty and becoming a high-ranking official. You're telling me they were good people? There were good people, only a few like Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, and Yang Zhi. The rest were all bandits.
I felt a bit uneasy after reading a few chapters. The protagonist, used to modern food, finds Song Dynasty food unpalatable. Conversely, do Song Dynasty people, accustomed to their own cuisine, find modern food palatable? Modern food is so diverse, with varying flavors and tastes, let alone the Song Dynasty, separated by centuries. A bowl of beef noodles evokes a sense of wonder at its deliciousness, while no one seems to find anything ordinary to their liking.
We should love and care for small animals, especially cooked ones.
What's the point of making so much money? In the end, you still ended up like Shen Wanshan. 😅
In ancient times, the slaughter of cattle was forbidden; even royalty and nobility couldn't just eat beef casually. How dare your small restaurant sell beef noodles? Aren't you courting death?
What exactly happened? It's been two years since the last update. Won't the author or the website explain? We've paid real money to read this book. Is this how you treat your fans?
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Isn't it supposed to be a combination of food and history? Why are there martial arts and gang settings in this wuxia story? 😰 The first two chapters were amazing, but now they're becoming more and more cliché.