The Young Soaring Dragon of the Song Dynasty
小宋腾龙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Seeing Zhao Gou run alone into the enemy's headquarters was unbearable. Didn't they consider the impact of a country without a monarch? The emperor had to personally go to the enemy camp—didn't anyone recognize him? Even assuming the Song Dynasty had no one else, did they really need an emperor to personally go to the enemy camp? This plot is utterly absurd. It's a good book, why all the fuss?
It's over.
I was wondering why there hadn't been any updates for so many days, and when I clicked in today, the status was "Completed"?? I was stunned. I quickly flipped to the last chapter, and to my surprise, I actually saw the words "The End". I never expected that the book would actually end like this.
The author's writing reveals him to be an elegant and knowledgeable person. Male-oriented novels often don't get featured unless the author has the time to write them properly, which is a shame considering it's such a good book...
I checked it out of habit, and I was surprised to find that the author's new book already has over fifty chapters. With the previous book being such a gem, this one is sure to be just as brilliant. Unfortunately, I chose to focus on my postgraduate entrance exam, and the immense pressure means I can only read it after I've finished everything else. 😊
This is truly a good book.
It's a pity there are too few words. I finished reading it in three days and nights. I'm posting this as a promise. I'll come back to read it again after I've read more. I look forward to the day when Wu Shaoyao becomes the empress!
Why can't I buy chapters starting from 397?
Is the author still writing books? What's the name of the new book?