I Became Emperor Renzong’s Son

Some people say that politics is about compromise, but sometimes it is really frustrating.

I have read many historical novels, and this book gives me the best feeling; do not regard the ancients as fools, and do not underestimate the wisdom of the ancients. Don't always insist on revolution. The most basic element of reform is stability: the stability of people's hearts and the stability of society. What makes me dissatisfied is that Fan Zhongyan's fate was not saved.

It's pretty, but I feel a little young 🙂🙂

Of all the historical novels out there, I still love this book. The gradual political reform is correct at all times. Although it seems dull, I like it.

The author must not have children yet, otherwise he would not write about a three-year-old child as the protagonist. A three-year-old child is the protagonist, Nezha is reincarnated, right? In reality, whose three-year-old child can make cakes and write poems? The supernatural power Luo Binwang was already seven years old when he wrote Goose. If my children were making cakes at the age of three, writing poems at the age of four, and writing essays at the age of five, I would probably wake up in the middle of the night with a fright. It turned out once that the author's surname was Shi and his name was Lezhi.

The literati are just so cheap. The more they kill, the more they praise. The Song Dynasty is such a piece of rubbish. It dares to criticize the emperor. It is rubbish. Look at the Qing Dynasty. They kill everyone, but in the end they still have to lick and kneel. Look at the rubbish of the Ming Dynasty emperors, who forcefully told people to yell at Yongle. Look at who in the Han and Tang dynasties dared to do that.

The protagonist's ideas are so naive. In ancient and modern times, at home and abroad, which major reform was not bloody, and which one was gentle and gentle? It is simply impossible to unknowingly weaken the interests of a certain class, unless the people at the time are fools.

I feel like the writing is not good, and I feel like I don't want to continue reading. It's already dozens of chapters, and I'm still a little kid. Are you planning to be 7 or 8 years old when it's released?

The forced harem looks so uncomfortable. You, a veteran, just accept the harem casually. Where is your conscience? After the war, the people were still in dire straits, but you wrote about harem? It's disgusting.

Farewell to death due to poisonous hair! Forget about composing poems at the age of three, there are more poisonous ones later. Someone said in front of me that he is very good at reading. I don't know if it's because of the navy or because he and I have different common sense.