The Han Songs of the Boundless Wind

I don't know when I stopped liking Water Margin. I felt that it was full of scum and scum. It seemed like there was an episode where Li Kui went to jail or something. In order to get him to go to Liangshan, he threw other people's children to death, opened illegal shops, cannibalized people, and all kinds of other things. He recruited people to join the gang, thunderbolt fire Qin Ming, hey, he caused everyone to be punished, if he rebelled to the end, forget it, mdSong Jiang wanted the court to reward him, so he sold the entire Liangshan, beaten to death, many generals died, and the last glass of poisonous wine was tricked into drinking by those who survived.

Looking at the title, I thought it was about the Han Dynasty. The result is written in the Song Dynasty. And it's "Water Margin". In my opinion, "Water Margin" is a violent book. Most of the heroes in it are mentally ill and murderous. So, farewell.

Suddenly it occurred to me that for the first time in history, Jin soldiers went south. Zhao Ji was so frightened that he abdicated and became the Supreme Emperor and fled to Jiangnan. The current situation is more serious than that. Zhao Ji hasn't thought of this move? The prince can be allowed to stay in Luoyang and he can go to Jiangling. Furthermore, if Zhao Ji remains the emperor, he may become the king of subjugation. He should think of such a thing and abdicate, so that he can deceive himself and say that he is not the king of subjugation.

But there is still a problem. Now you are still in alliance with Fang La, and you want to marry Fang La's sister. How about just saying that to Fang La?

I quit after reading nine chapters. The author was so obsessed with the protagonist that he already wanted to get three women into his hands. It's disgusting that people are still having a harem over there no matter what age.

Why do so many people only dare to say bad things about the heroes of Liangshan, but dare not say anything bad about the great cowards and civil servants? It's true that some Liangshan heroes don't take human life seriously, but who trained and educated them? Did the Emperor Song and the scholar-bureaucrats themselves attach great importance to the life and death of the people? To put it bluntly, even if everyone in Liangshan suddenly dies, you will not be able to get tired of the environment in the last years of the Dalu Dynasty when more heroes could be wholesaled by the dozen and more careless about human life.

Because you say this is a book filled with explosive people, and you don't recognize this book, but Koreans do, just like many literati during the Republic of China were shouting that Chinese characters were the most backward writing, but it turned out that Chinese characters were invented by Koreans, and they said that Chinese medicine harms people, and they want to abolish Chinese medicine. But it turned out that Chinese medicine was invented by Koreans, and they even applied for World Heritage status. This is like something left by your ancestors. If you don't want it anymore, throw it away. If a Korean picks it up, of course he says it belongs to him. You can't blame others for it. If you want to blame it, blame yourself. Times are different, and people's values are different. In ancient times, when human lives were like grass, modern people could not recognize the heroes of that time. Take modern society as an example. The country says that it is a legal society now, but it is impossible to call it a legal society today and really enter a legal society tomorrow. There is a process. , It will take at least 100 more years to truly enter a legal society. If people 100 years later look back at the current legal society, they will never recognize that it is a legal society. This is just like people today do not recognize various laws in the 1960s to 1970s, such as the crime of speculation and hooliganism. But the social elite at that time still upheld it openly. Sometimes we really need to reflect on ourselves. For example, you can immigrate when you have money, change your nationality and return to your country to make money, etc.

This is a dull and boring book. Almost all of them are reluctant to write more than two strokes about irrelevant things, such as the chapter on Qin Hui's performance of Neng Shui. I came here from the book about Qianlong's Rebellion, how can I put it? The author has written several books, and they all have this problem. I really don't have much cleverness in writing.

The most annoying thing is that when a new book is released, the introduction of an old book is changed into an advertisement, which seriously affects reading.

I just watched it anxiously, and the protagonist was thinking about it as soon as he traveled through time. He wanted to prevent the difficulty of getting Jingkang from happening in the future. He wanted to prevent it from being a foreign race. I thought it was boring to think like this. Why couldn't the author think about it carefully? Is it consistent with it? At the very least, you should think about how to survive and how to live well. What happens in the future will be determined by your future status. You didn't do anything when you just traveled through time and thought about what will happen in the future. It's really nonsense.