
Dad, This Seems to Be the Northern Song
爸这好像是北宋
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
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- Qidian
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This father took it very seriously and managed to raise his son up, thinking that he would enjoy a happy life. But twenty years later, his son became smaller again. How does this feel in his heart?
After reading Chapter 28, the plot is a little bit poisonous: the protagonist is the son of a businessman (or the son of a businessman who relies on government connections to do government projects to make money). In the feudal dynasty, he is as arrogant as the villain in the novel, competing with a man who obviously looks like a big shot to buy two sumo-wrestling women. Is this the ancient mentality of modern people (authors) who have been suppressed in the real society, so they want to be YY and show off? The problem is that you are not pretending to be cool, you are seeking death. What would have happened if the protagonist's aura hadn't enveloped you? There is also a modern person who goes to ancient times to buy and sell human beings like cattle. This is also very disgusting. This paragraph is extremely poisonous.
I can't understand that everyone who writes historical novels copies or adapts some modern systems, saying that this is the foundation that will last forever, and looks down on the Han system, the Tang system, and the Ming system. The countries established by these systems have a life span of two to three hundred years, and the modern country has only been established for seventy years. How can we know the flaws of the current system. Why do you think the current system is so powerful? What is the reason?
Traveling back to the Song Dynasty, you spent a long time and finally found a beautiful brother. Okay, I was quite happy to watch it at first, but when I finally took a look at the ending, I felt sick and vomited. I blame it on my stupidity. Let me give you a final word of praise for Sima.
It is unreasonable to be able to kill a woman after traveling through time. This is not something that modern people can do, nor is it possible for a vicious criminal to travel through time.
I've tried poison, but there's nothing interesting about it. Two modern people who traveled through time dared to kill innocent people indiscriminately. It's unreasonable. I suggest you abandon the book.
The book is a good book, but I don't dare to tell outsiders about its title.
How to put it this way, people who like history generally want to do something big in that era, and men do things and don't do things. If you read novels and still follow the trend like modern times, then it doesn't make much sense. I also think this is the reason for being criticized, but I really can't stand the fourth chapter.
The author's book is very down-to-earth in the first and second half of the book. It's very good to read. But in the middle and later stages, the style seems to have changed. It's very tiring to read. I'm just an ordinary reader. I can't understand it even if I'm watching the excitement. Anyway, it feels uncomfortable.
I regretted all the bookings... What the hell? Suddenly the emperor passed away.