The Generals of Great Song

I admire the author for writing over 1000 chapters, but he's still a long way from being a true master. I suggest the author read the book "The Rise of a Poor Man," as the difference is too great. "The Rise of a Poor Man" is rigorous and doesn't deviate from historical facts. This book.

The Song Dynasty? Which dynasty had to pay reparations even after winning a war? Paying tribute every year—what good were military families? Almost half the court, including the emperor, were incompetent. Even outstanding military families like the Yang family and Yue Fei were wiped out in a heartbeat. What good were even the most capable generals if they still had to kneel? ... 🪖🪖🪖🪖🪖

It's too biased towards military officials. Without civil officials, how can you govern a country? Military officials are more than capable of governing a village or county, but what about a prefecture or province? Don't forget that Su Shi and Ouyang Xiu were also civil officials, and even representatives of the civil service. It's painful to watch.

This book is extremely toxic; readers beware! I couldn't take it anymore; I died from the poison after reading thirty chapters!

It's poorly written; it must have been written by a woman. The logic is very chaotic, and the writing is almost inhuman.

The Song Dynasty after Fan Zhongyan was truly pathetic. This tragedy was sown by Zhao Kuangyin himself. He ruled the country with the scholar-officials, treated the literati well but discarded the soldiers who guarded the land like worn-out shoes. Soldiers served the country but had their faces tattooed. How tragic!

After reading four chapters, I have to say the author is quite clever. Knowing we couldn't handle certain parts, they let us drop the book early to avoid wasting our time. The author did a great job in that regard!

It's just that the circles of military families are too closed, with generations of hereditary succession leading to rapid decline and a lack of self-improvement, which is why they are suppressed by civil officials.

Why does the author have to portray their relatives so harshly in every book to feel satisfied? Have you ever been tormented by relatives like that yourself? I'm already furious after just two chapters!

I managed to endure three chapters, but I couldn't take it anymore. The protagonist's intelligence and logic are completely off; after getting beaten up, he actually said, "Wait till you beat me up again, you'll be sorry..." It's absolutely toxic.