Conquering the Song

How embarrassing, author! Could you please delete the prologue? Imagine someone with the martial prowess of Li Yuanba, the strategic brilliance of Zhuge Liang, and the literary talent of Li Bai and Du Fu—and who's a time traveler too—being imprisoned for days without even a meal. And he's obediently kept in his cell, without even a thought of escape! How embarrassing is that?

The server keeps crashing! Everyone's comments are being automatically deleted, which has nothing to do with me... I can't do anything about it. 😅

It seems everyone here is a good reader who enjoys quietly reading 😳. I'll reserve this seat and say that updates will be faster next week! Okay, that's all. ✌️

The plot gets incredibly exciting from chapter 60 onwards; I've added it to my favorites. I wish the author continued success in their writing. This novel was absolutely amazing from the very end!

There aren't many books about Xiang Yu. I read your last book, and apart from the name Xiang Yu, everything else felt off. I couldn't relate to it. At the time, I thought it would have been better to just use a fictional character from another era.

In fact, the people of the Central Plains under the rule of the Jurchens and Mongols lived better than those under the Northern Song Dynasty...

Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!

This novel is so well-written! I look forward to the author's continued success. By the way, I'd also like to let you all know that you can check out Lao Baizhu's new work, "Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty: The Eternal Bones of Han." Lao Baizhu already has a completed novel of 3 million words, "A Commoner in the Late Ming Dynasty," so don't worry.

I don't know if I should say this, but don't focus on describing the small things in the protagonist's life. Instead, focus on describing the hardships and events along the way to achieve their ideals, as well as the conflicts and contradictions between the characters.

I don't know if I should say this, but don't focus on describing the small things in the protagonist's life. Instead, focus on describing the hardships and events along the way to achieve their ideals, as well as the conflicts and contradictions between the characters.