Emperor of Song Dynasty

I just asked about leaving. The contents of the new book are all previously written and archived, not coded in the past few days. However, the family has not archived the manuscript, so it can only be discontinued.It's not that I won't write anymore, I will continue to write! ! ! I have to keep practicing from now on, and I will continue to update my family status when my health is better! ! !

Why do you think there are so many gangsters? Because the author is popular! I read three books about Yaoli, The Emperor, The Family, and this one. I think the most interesting part of his book is the analysis of the historical background and characters. Many people are talking about the first chapter, which I think is fine. The Song Dynasty was a typical example of the divine right of kings. An emperor would have a lot of titles of gods, and the three generations of holy kings had always ruled in a Confucian era. Wang Mang succeeded in usurping the Han Dynasty because he met the Confucian requirements for a holy king at that time. First of all, the protagonist is a prince, not an ordinary citizen. As mentioned in the article, the emperor only has one son anyway. As long as he does not rebel, the throne belongs to him and he will not run away. Wouldn't it be better to win people's hearts by acting magically? Reciting poems is the foreshadowing of a lot of plots that follow. This is not a fanfic. You have to consider whether the characters are consistent with the original work. History is a little girl who can be dressed up by others. As long as the general direction does not deviate from the image in the history book, it will be fine, right? What if the image is completely reversed? This is not a history book. Everything in the novel serves the protagonist, as long as the logic can be matched, right? Is there something wrong with the logic in Chapter 1? If you insist on using things outside the novel to evaluate the things in the novel, there is no one else.

True Shennong tastes a hundred herbs series! This Shennong felt as if he had eaten a whole bottle of melamine when he read the second chapter. The content of the second chapter is that the 2-year-old pig's feet who was seriously ill and bedridden copied Mao Zedong's "Swimming Frog". The creatures present, from the Jade Emperor to the microorganisms in the air, all immediately thought, Damn it, the Holy King is alive! Yao and Shun appeared! My mother exploded! German orthopedics! But who am I, the mighty Shennong, this little bit of poison is nothing to me! I enjoy it! So I opened the third chapter. It started with a white and tender little hand from the pig's foot. Everyone present, from the protagonist's mother to the cells in the pig's foot, were shocked. What kind of hand is this? It's white and tender. I'm afraid it's not a giant hand that can support the sky. Okay~_~Just support the sky, after all, everyone has unicorn arms. Okay, I'm going to read Chapter 4. It's about Pig's Foot's father coming. His dad looked at him with a wet look on his face and his voice was deformed. Pig's Foot swallowed saliva when he saw his father. You look at me, I look at him. Then Pig's Foot jumped into his dad's arms. While rubbing it gently, he kept shouting: Aye~Aye~Aye~, and then his dad kept replying: Aye is here~Aye is here~ Seeing this, Ben Shennong picked up the thermos cup on the table, took a sip of water, and said lightly: Haha, it's blocked.

I don't know if you feel it, but at first you will think that the pace of this book is slow, and then the more you read, the more uncomfortable it becomes. I always feel like something is blocked in my heart. In fact, this author is the king of parallel imports. He babbles all day without getting to the point. The content of one chapter can be as good as 4 chapters. It feels like it is popular science, but in fact as you get to the back you will find that the contents of his popular science are completely different. There are still people following this kind of author... I'm really drunk.

There are not many historical articles that I could read. We try to be considerate of the author. After all, coding is not easy. The whole book is actually quite well written so far. Except for the fact that the main character is young and the Holy King complains more, there is not much dialogue in other plots. This shows that the author has written this book very carefully. At the very least, it is a good and enjoyable article! A monthly ticket encourages you, keep updating, and don't stop updating!

I'm speechless at this beginning... The two books about the Han Dynasty were pretty good, but why did I get stuck here?

I was so embarrassed at the beginning, the routine was a bit stiff! -_-|| (Dog head saves life)

Please give me an ending, an open one will work too

The author said he would update tomorrow, but he ended up in the palace?

I can't vote for the monthly ticket, please give me a reward to encourage me!

It's so embarrassing for me, an almost 30-year-old, to watch a 2-year-old kid act cool. I really can't stand it anymore.

This book has no sense of chasing. The last book didn't even come to an end. This book is about chasing a thread. What's interesting is that the author wrote a total of four books at the starting point, two of them were eunuchs, and one was unfinished.

When a new book is released, I won't tell the family about it.

It's a pity that this book has been stopped. The key is not age, but the ancients believed this. Why should we use modern people's point of view to criticize the age of ancient prodigies. Not to mention Gan Luo, in ancient times there were even innocent kings who were deceived into giving in, and took the initiative to transfer power and abdicate in favor of others. This is the role of cultural beliefs. Not to mention that this kind of common sense cannot explain the real-life prodigy who perfectly fits the myths and legends.

I have read the book "I Want to Be an Emperor" by the author. The writing is quite good. However, there are only descriptions of politics and governance, and the interaction with women is weak and sparse. I always feel that something is missing. Maybe I feel that it is not lively enough. Historical novels, in addition to plots of power conspiracy struggles, governance methods and strategies, and iron-blooded wars, there is also the element structure of the interaction between kings, mountains, and beauties. Describing the plot, I feel that the novel is fuller and full of flesh and blood Therefore, I feel that the author can add some interactions between the protagonist and the women to describe the plot of this new novel (it is not about love, there is not so much love in the emperor, but a description of the various interests of the emperor and the women in his harem). It would be better to flesh out the novel, for example, Arrange some of the protagonists who are already married, and those who are ready to marry but have not yet been married (for example, the protagonist is traveling abroad, and in the process of touring the various folk customs in private, he meets the daughter of the folk or the daughter of a small family or a merchant who wants to be married, and those who are to be married due to political needs and marriages, and those who are to be married in beauty pageants, etc.), Various forces, wealthy families, and people from different vassal countries (exotic beauties, such as Western white blond and blue eyes) beauties, red-haired beauties, silver-haired beauties, beauties from the Western Regions, beauties from other races in the prairie country, etc.), Various emotional interaction plots between the queens and concubines in the harem and the protagonist, such as the struggle between the concubines for their own interests and status, the concubines competing for the interests of their children, the concubines competing for the interests of their natal family or mother country and the protagonist, the concubines fighting for the mutual interests of their own families, etc.

God knows how popular Qingpingle is recently. If you don't take advantage of this popularity to write about your father Song Renzong, what else are you going to do?

It keeps losing the favor of readers. Even if the books written before are good, they cannot rest on their laurels forever. This book in the later period of the family is simply even worse. It is not an exaggeration to say that a good hand has been played badly.

Many people on the Internet think that Wang Mang's reforms are very advanced. If the successful Chinese dynasty enters the capital society early, this statement is even more ridiculous. Anyone with a little bit of historical background knows that Wang Mang is a fan of the Zhou Dynasty. His so-called advanced reform ideas actually come from the Western Zhou Dynasty. The meteor in the Later Han Dynasty actually only showed Liu Xiu's destiny, and its influence in the Later Han Dynasty only affected the morale of the enemy. The real victory depended on Liu Xiu's ability and the arrogance of the opponent who underestimated the enemy. But what is the difference between that and countless battles in history where a small number defeated a large number? The Battle of Chibi without heroes meeting straw boats to borrow arrows is difficult to survive in the history books, and the Battle of Kunyang without the big meteorite technique is the same. When it comes to Liu Xiu now, it seems like he has no soul without labels such as Grand Magister, Meteorite, and Son of the Plane. I often see some marketing accounts on the Internet claiming that Liu Xiu is the son of the plane because they are eye-catching or ignorant of history. If they can't win the battle of Kunyang, they will summon meteorites to kill the enemy. What they say is true and true. Therefore, it is concluded that Liu Xiu is the chosen one, and winning the battle of Kunyang depends entirely on luck.

I'm really convinced. Why are they holding on to two years old? This is the setting. You think two years old is unreasonable. I also think time travel is unreasonable. I also think it's unreasonable for Superman to fly. Can I continue writing this book if I'm not two years old? You can only be two years old if you are stuck in time. I really admire you people 🙂

Well, the ministers believe in the 2-year-old prince, are you sure they haven't collectively fallen under the halo of adultery!

Brother, I don't ask you to be 20 or 30 years old at the beginning, but you must be at least 16 or 17 years old, right? At least you have to be old enough that someone doesn't treat you like a child, right? Two years old? Aren't you afraid that others will think you are a ghost and burn you?

I have wanted to say it for a long time, but because the author was writing a new book before, I was afraid that the author would be distracted. Now that the new book is Eunuch, why not hurry up and take advantage of the TV series "Qing Ping Le" to skyrocket to nine thousand miles?

Your new book will definitely kill you😁

To be honest, the author is so awesome. I almost laughed to death after reading the first two chapters. The protagonist is reborn, and a two-year-old child actually starts to recite poems, and then compares himself to Yao, Shun, and Yu. His subordinates also see the aura of the emperor in themselves. It's awesome. I've read so many historical novels, but this is the first time I've seen this like this.

I'm really disappointed. Can the title of the book be changed to The King of the Song Dynasty?

Is there any update on the last book? Just open a new book quietly? If the previous book decided to be a eunuch, then there would be no point in pursuing this one...

I really like I Want to Be an Emperor, but I couldn't read the book. The beginning of this book almost poisoned me. Did the author hire a ghostwriter... Or is he going to follow the novice style like those great masters?

Zhao Xin of the Song Dynasty died at just over one year old! Bring him back to life! It will take more than twenty years for him to die! How many words does this water have?

The previous books were all about the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty only had a few interesting points. But I couldn't see anything interesting about Shuili's writing style about the Song Dynasty, because in my impression, the Song Dynasty represented the twilight and death, and was a loser with no hope. No matter how the book described the prosperity and freedom of the Song Dynasty, I was indifferent. I wanted to sleep just reading it. It was so boring and boring. There is really no attraction to anything that can stimulate and uplift my spirit. When I read this book, my conception of the plot and the imagination of the scenes in the book seemed to be tied up with a hemp rope as thick as a thumb. The plot world constructed in my mind was filled with a feeling of dusk, and my body also felt like it was difficult to breathe and had nowhere to vent...

A two-year-old child woke up from an illness, his tiger body shook, and a frog chant came out. The palace maid and the doctor were as if they were seeing the Buddha, and they were reluctant to say anything. What kind of fairy tale is this? This old author is too wet.