I Became the Son of Renzong

When it comes to the foundation of the country, Concubine Zhang will definitely stay in the cold palace for the rest of her life. She is too wise to write about Renzong, and she is also too wise to write about the ministers.

The beginning of the collapse of historical novels is that after the protagonist travels through time, he will be invincible in the world, and he will defeat all kinds of dissatisfaction... I think good historical novels are not written based on wisdom that exceeds more than 1,000 years or the experience of reincarnation, but since you have reached that era, you must obey the rules of that era. Every official in ancient times was not a pure and kind person, but climbed up through the intrigues of the officialdom. Why does your protagonist have superior wisdom?

I read all the chapters in one go. How can I put it? The daily inventions are indeed too evil, but the author has stopped it just right, so that the protagonist will not be completely trapped in a certain field and it is difficult to transform. The plot arrangement is also reasonable. I am looking forward to the day when the protagonist can slap these civil servants. Thank you for the author.

Why did you stop updating? Prelude to the eunuch?

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?

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.

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.

It's so frustrating. You have to compromise over and over again. It doesn't match the introduction at all. How can the protagonist kill decisively? Taizu's sayings: If we seek unity through struggle, we will survive; if we seek unity through concessions, we will perish! The protagonist has many opportunities to defeat the opponent but always lets the opponent off the hook. Will others really be convinced by the protagonist in this way? Others will only resent the protagonist for not cooperating and dying! Taking something away will not satisfy you, you will only want more! Human nature is greedy

In the Song Dynasty, people were called princes. At that time, they did not call princes but kings. As soon as the prince appeared, I felt like I was watching a Manchu braid drama.

He was killed three times, and he knew that the emperor didn't care, his identity as a prince was not used, and his intelligence and knowledge were missed more than once. In order to suppress the protagonist, he engaged in hidden fronts (at this time, he was 3 years old); his biological mother died, and he closed his eyes. He didn't know what he was thinking, so he took action, and only killed the leader of Su Wei (it felt that he was still 3 years old) and did not participate in the palace affairs. Only Han, a military expert, understood. There are no smart people among the others); among them, a group of big guys spent most of the day building blocks on the pretext of being familiar with the rules (they were all smart people and geniuses. After I played chess for an hour, I killed my brother who played half a year earlier than me several times. The outcome was 46 and I was 4).

Time travel apart from becoming a person with vested interests, that is, the emperor. Basically, anyone who has received Chinese education should make a revolution, oppose feudal imperial power, and liberate the people.

The writing is good, but it's a little too advanced. A three- or four-year-old child writes poems, makes cakes, plays football games, and publishes newspapers. Although it is an imaginary historical novel, it is best to conform to normal social logic and be a little advanced. If it is too advanced, it becomes too nonsense.

The protagonist has the same moral character as his father, which makes him feel aggrieved. Isn't this reform of the protagonist too insignificant? It is estimated that waiting for old age and death will not bring any results. They are timid and use the barrel of a gun to gain political power. Are they afraid that political power will not be able to leave the imperial city? Look at Zhu Yuanzhang, how many officials have been killed, but there are still dog lickers to become officials, with the knife on the neck, don't underestimate the integrity of officials, for fear that no one will become an official?

Damn, it's really annoying to see. What can a three-year-old kid do? Look what a three-year-old kid can do now? I made it until I was ten years old, and then there was a time-traveling soul living in it so I could still see it.

But being 3 years old is a bit too much. Those who started doing things at such a young age would not have lived long in ancient times, let alone be a prince.

The emperor's wife was killed in the palace, and his only son was murdered repeatedly. What was revealed behind this? The palace was riddled with holes, which could threaten his life and his throne at any time! Can this be tolerated? Is this something that an emperor who has been in power for more than ten years can drive out? Also, how can I represent the protagonist when he is three years old? The price for allowing me to be very objective is that I can logically object to anything that is unreasonable, which is also a poisonous point!

What I see is that the article does not match the introduction. In the first 200 chapters, I have been being murdered in various ways by others, but I can't even let out a fart. It is also assumed that I am a 3-year-old prodigy. You have already composed poems. If you are murdered, you must say at least two sentences. Have you ever seen Conan? You are like Conan.

I want to ask about the protagonist's eldest sister Zhao Weirou

It's rare to find a good history book, so let's raise another eunuch first 😁

I stayed up all night yesterday to catch up on the progress, and I'm asking for book friends! 😜

I just read the beginning and I want to ask, how many chapters did the author allow the protagonist to stay at the age of three?

I didn't see any fun, it was boring and frustrating.

I want to know what sect of the Song Dynasty the emperor, the protagonist, belongs to? And what will the posthumous name be?