The Long Wind and Thousands of Miles Complete the Song of Han Dynasty

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.

It's really unconventional and irritating to use a system or a cheat in historical writing! It's a pity that the author has several books with this problem... I personally hate books with golden fingers!

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.

After reading the new chapter, my evaluation of Song Jiang is objective and true, just like if we were in Song Jiang's shoes, we would make the same choice.

There is nothing wrong with black slaves. The premise is that they must be castrated, including the children born to female black slaves. As long as they are male, they will be castrated. Then I don't think there is anything wrong with using black slaves. For any black slaves that are found to be uncastrated, the slave owners need to pay joint and several liability, that is, a huge fine coupled with castration. This can completely avoid the terrible consequences of the proliferation of black slaves in the 21st century. No matter how inefficient you are, just raise a few more. Anyway, those who are too lazy to work are sold to the mines, leaving hard-working individuals for personal use. This greatly liberates the labor force and can effectively speed up the development of colonies. The premise is that castration is necessary. . . .

Do you think Lin Chong is a good person? In order to gain the status of wife, he can even sell it.

I will do whatever it takes for Pan Jinlian.

There are various excuses for wanting to kill Qin Hui, such as walking with the right foot first, having a personal grudge before, disrespecting Lu Qian's title, failing to send someone to do something, etc. There are various ways to relieve anger, etc. Unfounded ones will only make people intimidated! A successful organization has its important principles, and Liangshan's principles were broken by Lu Qian himself!

🪖 The Pu family has a lot of misdeeds in history. They became officials in the Song Dynasty and made money from the Song Dynasty. They spoke Chinese and wrote Chinese characters, but in their hearts they still had the loudest voice. Then they betrayed the Song Dynasty and defected to the Yuan Dynasty. Meng, was finally liquidated by Zhu Chongba and was killed. The men were made slaves and the women were made prostitutes. They were never allowed to participate in legitimate occupations such as imperial examinations, business, farmers, blacksmiths, butchers, etc. They could only engage in lowly jobs such as slaves and advocating excellence, which was also their own fault.

I haven't officially read the book yet, but after reading many posts in the comment area, many people say that the heroes of Liangshan in Water Margin are not heroes, but scum. Let me personally make it clear that I am not helping those people in Liangshan to wash their hands. I just want to ask if you have ever thought about the things those people in Liangshan did and why so many people call them heroes? Why do so many people join them? Why is Water Margin one of the four great classics? Why has it been spread so long and so widely? Everyone, there is a reason! As the saying goes: Young people don't watch Water Margin, old people don't watch Three Kingdoms. You are young and have little experience in society. You cannot understand it. You only see one side and cannot see the deeper level. This will lead to bad things...

The author wrote the information he checked and the plot concept as the main text. . . . . . . Do you know what this concept is? Most of the chapter is science popularization and analysis, and the plot is not moved at all. It's terrible. Who wants to read nonsense literature?

I read dozens of chapters! The protagonist will definitely be the banker later on! Is it really possible to rely on people like Liangshan? It is definitely impossible to fight and govern the country solely by relying on those from Liangshan! And if you write a book, just write a book! Bring less personal items!

At the end, I have something to say. Every move of the founding emperor will have an impact on subsequent generations of kings, especially the establishment of princes. Emperor Lu selected the prince through achievements such as opening up and expanding the territory, thus forming a relatively fair system for selecting princes. That is to say, if future princes want to become princes, they must have meritorious service, and military merit is the first priority. After selecting the prince, the old emperor directly gave the prince the power to supervise the country. This would help the smooth transition of power and be extremely beneficial to the country. The above are the advantages of doing so, but there are also disadvantages, and they are huge. After the emperor selects the prince, he must transfer the power. Not everyone will be as courageous as the founding king. Power is like poison coated with honey. No matter how poisonous it is, who is willing to let it go easily? Does it depend on future generations of emperors to realize themselves? This is obviously something the emperors don't want, but it's useless no matter how unwilling they are, because it is an ancestral system, so it will unintentionally delay the selection of the prince. However, if the time for selecting the prince is delayed, it will cause the country's foundation to be ignored, and various unstable factors will erupt. There will be games between the court and the emperor, and between the prince and the emperor, causing a lot of internal friction. This is very detrimental to the development of the country. A bad one might lead to a brief but glorious dynasty. If the emperor is wise, it's fine. If the emperor refuses to leave, it will do great harm to the country. Misfortune arose from Xiao Qiang, and father and son killed each other at that time. The system established by the founder of the country will largely determine the future direction of the country, unless a huge change occurs.

The book is good. Although the plot is not novel and hegemonic, I feel that the writing skills are good, and it has the flavor of Water Margin. I have found a few points that I feel are a bit problematic. One is the system, which seems to be superfluous. The second is that the article is too long and not divided into paragraphs. The third is that the author may like to explain too much. I don't feel that it contains a lot of private information, but it is too detailed. It is really a bit uncomfortable to explain the inner activities and background behind an action in detail. The second point is not divided into paragraphs.

1. The system is a joke. It's so poisonous that I really can't stand it. 2. I personally feel that the protagonist is too benevolent and values ​​reputation and image too much. Being burdened by fame, I can't let go. It was a bit confusing to read and not as enjoyable as reading. He is not the type of iron-blooded person that I like, he kills decisively. 3. The charlatanism is too strong. When the two armies are fighting, it's either you die or I live. The enemy is spared several times, but the cruelty of the war is not depicted. It feels like a gang fight. Although the Liangshan troops have been formalized, they are still full of Jianghu habits. I was very disappointed that I didn't see the war scene I liked. 4. Song Jiang, Chao Gai and others are also a joke. Although I understand the reasons for not killing Song Jiang and not accepting Chao Gai now, I still feel unhappy. Not many people who watched Water Margin like Song Jiang, so Song Jiang should die as soon as possible. 5. The name does not match the content. Judging from the name, it has the image of a tall and famous empire. The content is limited to Water Margin. There are too many Jianghu dramas and too many Jianghu characters. There are too few official historical figures, especially several famous generals. I hope the author can determine the main plot and not talk too much about the characters of Water Margin. After all, the title of the book is Song of Sweat in the Long Wind and Ten Thousand Miles. It feels to me like the 10W cavalry (a mixture of Han and foreign races) in Tang Cavalry reciting Tang poetry. I hope the author will clarify the main line, after all, I have been raising it for several months. I saw it in one breath today, but it just lacks that sense of fun. It's a pity.

I came here because I was recommended to Survive the Water Margin, but after reading the comments, I was immediately persuaded to leave 😳

There is not a single famous general in Liangshan. They are all brave generals, not even strong generals. The famous generals are at least as good as Zhang Liao from the Three Kingdoms, let alone the famous generals who govern the country. A strong general can at least lead an army on his own.

It was difficult for the Jin Dynasty to start in Mongolia. Poor mountains and rivers, lack of food and clothing, and a sparse population are all more difficult than the protagonist. As a result, others destroyed the Song Dynasty with three strikes, five divisions, and two. This is the protagonist's current condition. Plus it's a time traveler. Have some advantages over them. It would only take two or three years to destroy the Song Dynasty.

It was good before, but I started to feel bad starting from Pan Jinlian. I had nothing to do but put a slut with a lasting reputation into the harem. She was sick, so forget about Hu Sanniang or something like that. Pan Jinlian, I'll go.

The dialogue is based on Water Margin, and the narration is based on modern times. It is half ancient and half white. It makes my brain hurt to read it.

Systematic historical article, I really can't read it

The background of the protagonist killing Qin Hui is that the protagonist has defeated Tong Guan and Liangshan has become lawless. At least it is a template for a Xixia-style separatist regime. Those Zhao ministers raised in Liangshan are not important, but Qin Hui is very important? Killing Qin Hui would have an impact, but not that big. It was just a county magistrate. There were hundreds of states in the Song Dynasty, more prefectures, and counties could not be counted. Book friends know that Qin Hui will be very powerful in the future, but the characters in the book know how many prime ministers Qin Hui will become in the future, and Qin Hui is so young and not a great literary figure. Moreover, the protagonist is not far away from the king now. If anyone criticizes the protagonist for suddenly not practicing benevolence, it is because of poor vision. Can a king who only talks about benevolence and allows his subordinates to easily know his character be able to rule him? Therefore, for the book, killing Qin Hui is not as influential as killing Gao Qiu. Therefore, Qin Hui killed him. Then, should Qin Hui pay for his future sins? That depends on how much you hate him.