
Emperor of the Great Song
大宋帝王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 302k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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As someone nearing 30, watching a 2-year-old act pretentious is just too embarrassing. I simply can't bear to watch it.
There's no point in following this book. The previous one didn't even have an ending, so what's the point of following this one? Interestingly, the author wrote four books on Qidian in total, abandoned two, and left one with a terrible ending.
Why didn't you mention the new book to the powerful families?
It's a real shame this book was shut down due to criticism. The key issue isn't age, but rather that people in ancient times believed in this. Why criticize the ages of ancient child prodigies from a modern perspective? Leaving aside Gan Luo, there have been naive rulers in ancient times who were simply tricked into abdicating and voluntarily relinquishing power to a more virtuous successor.
Having read the author's "I Want to Be Emperor," I found the writing quite good. However, the descriptions of politics and governance were weak, with limited and insufficient portrayal of the interactions with women. It felt like something was missing; perhaps it lacked vibrancy.
Heaven knows how popular "Serenade of Peaceful Joy" is lately. If you don't take advantage of this popularity to write about your father, Emperor Renzong of Song, what are you doing?
Many people online believe that Wang Mang's reforms were very advanced, and that if successful, China would have entered a capitalist society ahead of schedule. This kind of statement is laughable. Anyone with a little historical knowledge knows that Wang Mang was a Zhou Dynasty enthusiast. His so-called advanced reform ideas actually originated from the Western Zhou Dynasty.
Constantly losing readers' favor, no matter how good the previous books were, you can't rely on past glories forever. The later parts of "The Clan" and this book are simply even worse. It's no exaggeration to say that they played a winning hand terribly.
I'm seriously fed up. Why are you all fixated on the two-year-old age? This is the established setting! You think two years old is unreasonable? I think time travel is unreasonable too! I think Superman flying is unreasonable too! How could this book be written without two years old? If you're going to stick to the timeline, it can only be two years old! I'm truly speechless. 🙂
Um, ministers, you believe in a 2-year-old prince? Are you sure they're not all under some kind of supernatural halo?