Song Dynasty Tan Hua Lang

Unless the emperor travels through time or brings a golden finger to rebel, the Song Dynasty is basically hopeless. Song Dynasty himself was a general wearing a yellow robe, and he probably had ancestral training for this. Several times the army was about to be destroyed, and most of them were dismantled. This was the same as Ning and foreigners in the Qing Dynasty who did not allow domestic slaves.

What does this mean? The author does not have a eunuch, but the ending is indeed a bit...

The author has published a new book, but it has not been signed yet. It is in a streaking state. Come and watch it.

I feel that the protagonist is He Shen of the Song Dynasty (but he was a good official for the people), what do you think? 🙂

From your point of view, the Duke began to like your books. The writing style and content are all written on my point. It has been more than ten years. It was the third grade of junior high school in 2008. Your book was the first book I read that fascinated me. I didn't read any of the books you wrote later, but I started to like this one again. The writing is still so to my liking.

After reading the content, read the chapter reviews, after reading the chapter reviews, read the comments... Now I just want to say: Author, just be happy! Farewell, go out first as a courtesy!

Let's celebrate the release of Tanhualang. I hope Morrowind can release more updates. It must be fully subscribed and supported. Come on!

The author's writing in this book is much better than that of The Prince Consort. In that book, you won't know the routine after reading ten chapters. This book is good. At least the blood of the Song Dynasty was not dry before the Chanyuan Alliance.

I haven't read these recent chapters, but the title seems like Liu An is going to cause trouble again. Also, I want to ask the author when it will be released on the shelves.

By the way, Morrowind has been very tired from writing recently. There are more typos in each chapter than before it was released.

I finished reading it in one go and let me know what I think! First of all, I feel that the biggest difference in this book for me is that it does not use the ancient template that is common to Qidian (if the authors do not specifically explain it, I can't even feel that I am in that dynasty). Compared with other books of the same type from Qidian, the tone, wording, and titles of this book are more realistic and close to the atmosphere of life, such as the lord, the official, the husband, the eldest lady, etc. This gave me the illusion that I was still following the previous drama "Know or Not". The second point is the portrayal of the female characters. The psychological activities of the female characters in the first 20 chapters make me feel like the author is from a female channel 🤭. Compared with the traditional historical articles in Qidian, it already describes the psychological activities of the heroine in great detail. Compared with other historical online articles I have read before, the heroine feels to me like a painting of a beautiful woman who loyally loves pig's feet (background).

You wrote Kou Huai as Kou Zhun, please change it.

Has the Prince Consort been completely fooled?

There are so many complicated things, involving many completely different aspects of knowledge, and the protagonist can actually know them all. And it was made within a few days without even writing a detailed description. My Baidu method of making mirrors is not that simple. I would like to ask the protagonist what he did in his previous life.

Just a piece of private money is so addictive. I don't know why you are so happy about this kind of plot? Do you live such a mean life in reality?

The protagonist is a straight man, a sixth-grade official who plays with the prime minister every day to stimulate his cerebral palsy.

No, you started the game as the leader of the court? Do you regard the civil and military emperor as a fool? Brother

The protagonist says that the Yang family is full of trash. Do you deserve it? The protagonist is nothing but jumping up and down

After seeing the introduction of tracheitis, you can probably tell that the results are not good.

There is a lack of foreshadowing and it is very childish to curse people upwards.

It's just average, it's not interesting. The Travelers Association said: You have disgraced all the faces of travellers. When traversers traveled through time, they were still in strict hendom. They have no memory at all. As the protagonist, he has no personality at all! If you are bored to kill time, you can read it

Chapter 15 is really disgusting. People who have never fought in a war say that those who have fought in the war are trash, and that heroes are their fathers. So is this the reason why you completely ignore the merits of people who defend their country with their own flesh and blood, and insult everyone in their family?

The author made the main character too pretentious. Could it be any more fake? He is a brainless angry young man who is forced to be patriotic. He always feels that he is the worst and everyone else is stupid and incompetent.

I've read three chapters, it's a bit toxic! Isn't the author a professional history writer? There are many mistakes. This is not a false history. Since it is based on history, it should be stricter. Common sense mistakes like the imperial examination! The imperial examination began in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, flourished in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and peaked in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the Song Dynasty, there were state examinations (Jie examinations), provincial examinations and palace examinations. Those who passed the state examinations could be directly awarded officials. In addition, the first place in the imperial examination is called the number one scholar, the first and second place are both the second place, and the third flower is the smallest among all. In the Ming Dynasty, the third place was called the third flower! Scholars and Juren were only found in the Ming Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, those who passed the examination were called Gongsheng or Juzi. The examination subjects in the Ming Dynasty were only the Four Books and Five Classics, and the eight-part essay. Before Renzong in the Song Dynasty, the Jinshi Provincial Examination was divided into four sessions. The first session is about poems and prose, the second session is about essays, the third session is about strategies, and the fourth session is about scriptures. I hope the author can change the above suggestions. The protagonist who is the youngest among all the candidates can be called the third best, but the third place does not mean the third best!

I just watched the story about Xin Qiji in Season 2 of Historical Things, and I realized that Xin Qiji was also a fierce general. He was born as a general. He was called Da Qingsi because of his bravery in battle. As a result, he was forced to become a scholar by the Song Dynasty.

Rubbish white text, boring.

This mess is so damn uncomfortable

There is an error in the title of this book. There was no such name as Tanhua at the beginning of the Northern Song Dynasty. It was only named Tanhua at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty.

In the early Song Dynasty, Tanhua specifically refers to the youngest person in the imperial examination, not the third. It should be Huizong who refers to the third.

He keeps claiming that the Song Dynasty is weak, but don't you know that since ancient times, soldiers are not warlike, and one general can achieve the goal of destroying thousands of bones. The Mongol Empire and fascist imperialism will become stronger by then. Wait until you become a commoner and are recruited to be used as cannon fodder. Let's talk about strength and weakness!