
The Song Dynasty Is Poisonous
大宋有毒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I took a quick look and found out that it will be left idle when I return to Beijing. You can refer to Di Qing. If you don't return to Beijing and listen to the announcement but not the tune, you can refer to the Zhong family. After eliminating Jin, if you don't want your policy to end, you can only wear a yellow robe, refer to Zhao Kuangyin. If you don't rebel, go to Beijing alone, and your subordinates will mutiny, forcing you to rebel. See Li Yuanhong. Do not rebel, go to Beijing alone, subordinates do not mutiny, stay idle, live under surveillance, refer to Zeng Guofan. The most likely possibility is that he will run away and Lao Hong will stop playing.
The ending ended abruptly, but all kinds of flavors lingered around for a long time and could not be eliminated for a long time... It reminded me of the endings of several of Jin Lao's classics. That's good. Looking forward to the beginning of the next reincarnation, very, very much looking forward to it.
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I don't like this book, why? Because the protagonist of this book is too servile. Cai Jing, who resold war supplies to Xixia in order to kill the protagonist, actually let the protagonist off lightly after he came to power. I was confused. Is reputation really so important? What happened to you, a warrior, who killed so many people and killed a traitor? Aren't you very reckless? The most annoying thing is the futile young people who traveled through the past. It seems that you are more capable if you don't follow the mainstream. Anyway, I didn't realize that this book was a bit exciting. To be honest, the biggest failure of this book is the setting of the prince-consort. The first person the protagonist wants to kill is Shenzong.
Lao Sa, I voted for your work 16 times in March. Come on!
So well written! Hong Tao's writing is lively and lifelike, as if you can see the author himself:)
I have been following updates to the latest chapter, and I feel that Lao Sa's writing skills have improved again! This book is 100% written to my liking! Many readers said they gave up after reading some of the comments, which I think is a pity. It's not a pity for Lao Sa, but for this group of readers. Whether a book is good or not, you really have to read it yourself to know. It's easy to miss out on grass jelly if you make a rash decision based on other people's reviews. Let me talk about the pleasure I felt from this book. First of all, Lao Sa has a very serious and responsible attitude in writing books. Every historical detail in his book was obtained from many ancient texts. In this regard, I think Lao Sa and Fu Tian are related. I read a lot of books, and historical texts are also my favorite category. However, I don't see many authors who are serious about research and are sincere, so I think they are particularly worth cherishing. In fact, it is very painful to look up information. The written content may be skipped or complained by readers, but Lao Sa still insisted on doing so. This kind of seriousness and responsibility in details made me deeply appreciate the author's respect for this book and the readers of this book. Secondly, Lao Sa sees people and things clearly, surpassing many online articles and even physical authors. As the saying goes, insight into worldly matters is knowledge, and understanding of human feelings is an article. In Lao Sa's books, this kind of insight and understanding can be found almost everywhere. Once again, Lao Sa's sense of humor makes people laugh. The relaxing and pleasant atmosphere brings you more pleasure than a professional Chinese massage after a hot spring bath. (I want to face the wall in a crooked way) Finally, in fact, this book does not lack the element of "coolness", but it is not as explicit as Xiaobai's novel. On the contrary, it feels so cool and calm, just right, and it's amazing! That's all I can think of for now. In the mood of a book lover, I hope that people who share the same hobby will not miss this fairy grass.
The plot is good, the writing style is casual There are too many private goods, in addition to boasting about the Song Dynasty, it is just selling emotions The length is not prioritized, the traditional and simple are mixed. The economy of the Song Dynasty is really good for a while, and the history class starts later. "People in the Southern Song Dynasty are very disgusted with Wang Anshi's reform." What does this have to do with the plot? It also contains embarrassing jokes from the previous work, which makes new fans feel weird
Invincible later? Seeing that Liangzhou defeated tens of thousands of enemy troops with only a hundred casualties? The two armies randomly shot envoys in front of the battle lines, and ten-year-old children became officers in the army on a large scale? The infantry relied on bows, crossbows and rockets to annihilate the cavalry twice as many as itself? Or in the wild? Two to three thousand soldiers defending the enemy's fortified city when it has just been conquered and people's hearts are floating? Let's not talk about whether there is a rebellion in the city, but how many walls can your troops defend? What method did you use to allow the enemy to attack your defensive side? And finally go out of the city and wipe out the enemy soldiers ten times your own? Another point is that when a large army is besieging a city, it is taboo for military strategists to open the city gates wide! This book is incomparable in its later period. It is a fast-food article, a mindless article, and the casualties in the battle are mentioned in one stroke. People are slaughtered at will during the march, including infants and old women in the clan! What is the author's mentality?
I have been enduring it. I feel that this book is more verbose than coughing. I can't stand it anymore. Then I read chapter 30 and my three views are not correct, so I gave up. Don't try to persuade me. I can't stand it because my three views are not correct.
There are too many noun explanations, so I don't doubt the number of words. The pace of the plot is too slow, basically one glance and three lines. . . More than 2 million words can be reduced to 500,000 words. .