
The Generals of Great Song
大宋将门
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- Completed
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- 3.6M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 8y ago
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- Qidian
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This book can be written with more than 1,000 chapters. I admire the author quite a lot, but he is far from a master. I suggest the author read the book "The Rise of a Poor Family". The gap is too big. The Rise of the Humble Family is rigorous and does not deviate from history. Where is this book? The protagonist has traveled through his soul to a 12-year-old child who has never traveled far and has never been educated (reading). He spends all day digging out bird eggs and fishing in the water. He looks like a naughty child. He can sell stories to storytellers after a few days of soul traveling (doesn't the author need to consider how the protagonist explains the origin of the story?) The protagonist 2, Bernard, signed the family separation agreement for his father. The protagonist stopped him and told his father that this was the case and even recited the law. (The author does not consider that the protagonist is illiterate and has not gone to school. How do adults know this law?) The protagonist can stir-fry and cook, and it is delicious. (Looking at this in this background makes my balls hurt) The protagonist takes over the restaurant with his parents. After making a soup and flour business, Niu B coaxes half of the shares to those who work without even asking for their parents' opinions. The protagonist's parents heard that the protagonist was divided into shares and did not stop them. He also said nothing (Please, the protagonist is only 12 years old) After the protagonist finished working in the restaurant, he immediately wrote about the Three Kingdoms and asked people to start storytelling. After the protagonist wrote, others became literate? Just remember that much? (Three Kingdoms is one of the four great classics. It was written by a 12-year-old kid who never went to school and was illiterate. It really made me kneel down.) Everyone actually took these actions of the protagonist as a matter of course.
Great Song Dynasty? ? ? Which dynasty still has to pay compensation when it wins a war? What's the point of paying a general every year? Almost half of the civil and military officials in the dynasty, including the emperor, were pig teammates. Excellent generals such as General Yang and Yue Fei in Tianbo Mansion were defeated every minute. No matter how powerful the general was, he still had to kneel down. . . . 🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖
It's too biased towards military attaches. Without civilian officials, how can you manage the country? Military attachés are more than enough to manage a village and a county, but what about a continent and a province? Don't forget that Su Shi, Ouyang Xiu and the others are also civil servants, or representatives of the civil servants. It's uncomfortable to watch.
This book is highly toxic, so readers should be careful! I couldn't stand it anymore. I was poisoned and died after reading Chapter 30!
The writing is very poor, it should be written by a woman, the logic is very confusing, and the writing is a bit unhuman.
The Song Dynasty after Fan Wenzhenggong was really sad. This kind of betrayal was also planted by Zhao Kuangyin himself. He ruled the world with the scholar-bureaucrats, gave preferential treatment to the scholars, and the soldiers who guarded the country abandoned them like worn-out shoes. When serving the country as a soldier, they had to have words tattooed on their faces. How sad!
After reading four chapters, I have to say that the author is also a smart little guy. He knows that if we can't accept it, he will abandon the book early to avoid wasting our time. This author has done a good job! !
The Song Dynasty was not a noble and military person.
It's just that the circle of generals is too closed, it's hereditary from generation to generation, and it has fallen too fast. It's not up to expectations, so it's suppressed by the civil servants.
You have to write about your relatives in such a mean manner in every book to feel comfortable. Author, have you also been tortured by such relatives? ? I just read two chapters and I'm so angry.
After three chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist's IQ and logic were off the mark. When someone beat him up, he actually said, "I'll wait for you to beat me again next time so I can enjoy you." . . It's so poisonous that you don't want it.