
Dad, This Seems to Be the Northern Song
爸这好像是北宋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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What a father he must have felt! He finally raised his son to adulthood, thinking he could finally enjoy a peaceful life, only to have his son shrink back to a small size twenty years later.
Having read up to chapter twenty-eight, the plot is getting a bit toxic: the protagonist, the son of a merchant (who makes his fortune through government connections and government projects), is arrogant like a villain in a light novel during the feudal era, even bidding against a man who clearly looks like a big shot to buy two sumo wrestlers.
I don't understand why every historical novelist takes some modern systems, either copied or adapted, and claims they are the unchanging foundation for all time. They look down on the Han, Tang, and Ming systems, which established states that lasted two or three hundred years. Modern societies have only been established for seventy years; how can they know the flaws in the current system? Why do they naturally assume the current system is superior? What is the reason for this?
You traveled back to the Song Dynasty, went through all that trouble, and ended up with a handsome young man. Okay, I was actually enjoying it, but after scrolling to the end and glancing at the ending, I felt nauseous. My bad for being so impulsive. In conclusion, let me just say you're a hypocrite.
To transmigrate and immediately kill a woman is something a modern person wouldn't do, especially since he's not a heinous criminal who transmigrated. This doesn't make sense.
I tried it, and it's not very interesting. Two modern people who time-traveled to another era and then indiscriminately kill innocent people is illogical. I suggest dropping the book.
It's a good book, but I dare not reveal its title to outsiders.
Well, people who like history usually want to do something great in that era. But a true man has things he should and shouldn't do. If reading novels is like following the crowd in modern times, then it's meaningless. I think that's why it gets criticized. But I really couldn't get through the fourth chapter.
The author's books were quite down-to-earth and enjoyable in the early and middle stages, but the style seemed to change drastically in the later stages, making them tiring to read. As an ordinary reader who just enjoyed the spectacle, I can't really explain it, but it was incredibly frustrating.
I'm starting to regret subscribing to the whole thing... What the heck? The emperor just suddenly died!