Song Beiyun

I am a Hong Kong reader. In the early days of this book, many people misunderstood it as a novice novel, but in fact it was just the initial hesitation and escape of the protagonist when he traveled through time. It also allowed readers with different abilities to understand the different faces and compositions of this fictional ancient society. The protagonist is more rational and smarter than anyone else. He understands that time travelers are not omnipotent, that reforms in ancient imperial society will lead to rivers of blood, that one wrong step will implicate everyone around him, and that the butterfly effect caused by his intervention is terrifying. Therefore, he has been actively escaping, but at the same time, he passively conducts various small experiments, cooperates with the Xu family to make money, and is fully prepared for future possibilities. Until the chapter where he meets the Wise Chicken King, the protagonist finally begins to face the torrent of history, and the plot begins to slowly unfold, with the protagonist becoming the "big villain who changes the future." This book is excellent in terms of the overall situation, the arrangement of personnel and interests, the control of people's hearts, the cruelty of political struggle, the importance of intelligence, etc. From the relationship between kings and ministers, national diplomacy, to the relationship between family and lovers, and the involvement of different positions, the author has written each character's flesh-and-blood personality and the story they carry. The most rare thing is that after the main plot unfolds, the plot of each chapter is compact, the content adjustment and rhythm are just right, and the speed can be maintained at the same time. I did not feel tired or watery after reading hundreds of chapters at a time. What impressed me the most was that the young people who had been buried by the social atmosphere were discovered and protected by the protagonist, and a place was provided for them to perform and conduct scientific research. For the sake of the entire civilization, these young people were willing to use their own bodies to conduct experiments with Zhao Xiang to fight against smallpox. The "Young China" in the plot moved me for a long time. Also, when the expedition returned, the two survivors brought new varieties of food to the Song Dynasty to overcome famine. However, due to the dangers of the expedition, they ate the dead team members to satisfy their hunger to complete the mission of saving the people. After receiving the honor and recognition from the court, these two people chose to commit suicide on the spot. This shocked and saddened me. I am looking forward to the subsequent plots of fighting against the "Little Ice Age", economic war, and opening up the Silk Road. The protagonist and the emperor brag that the dream of landing in England and flying the white flag in France is difficult, but it is not impossible, but it will take many years according to the current development progress. So what I want to say is that there are many archaeological discoveries buried in China and the West around the world, which are difficult to study and lost due to the destruction of time, such as the astronomical spar, the Greek fire-breathing weapon, the Viking's impurity-free forging, those astronomical and navigational instruments found in a sunken ship in an ancient country, and the lost glass that shows different colors of light. Glass... Etc., And some of these things still existed in the era when the protagonist traveled through, so maybe the author can use the archaeological discoveries and unsolved mysteries around the world today to enrich the civilization and technology of this world, and also give the protagonist more ways to speed up the progress of scientific research, and bring about exchanges and collisions between different civilizations, so that the future world view will be bigger and the goal will be higher. After reading this chapter, many people are asking why this book is not popular. I also hope that more people will discover and appreciate this novel, but at the same time, I am afraid that many trolls will ruin this novel. And I haven't tried to find such a good book in a book shortage for a long time. I don't have a monthly subscription, but I hope this spur-of-the-moment message can make more people understand this book and let more people pick it up and read it. (It's about the same speed as Da Feng's Watcher and The Crown Prince is Fierce. There are many dialogues between men and women that female readers also find interesting.) This is the first book I've read by this author. The writing is very good, not too deep and tiring to read, nor too depressing and confusing. After each incident, the dialogue and plot will soon let the reader understand and understand the "why". I don't know if this novel will be like "Sword of Dawn" in the later period, which will be about the struggle and greatness of civilization. I hope this book can continue to be written and will not be finished hastily. I hope the author will pay attention to his health. Come on, author. 🌹👍🎁

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Actually, I quite like it when the witty words come out, because that's how the protagonist is not lonely. Some people always want to travel through time or something, show their talents in that era, and want to be the leader. But what I think about more is loneliness. There is no one who can understand you, even if it's just a toy. No one picks up on the funny jokes. As time goes by, the loneliness will become more and more serious. Even if you have a charming personality and many friends, you still cannot fully integrate into that era. Your extra memories are the source of your wealth creation and the root of your incompatibility with that era. When I was reading Jie Yu 2's novel, the protagonist in his novel was surrounded by an animal he met when he first came to that era. He pinned all his modern feelings on this animal, and his heart longed to return, no matter how earth-shattering achievements he had in that era. However, he still does not belong to that era, so whenever the animals around the protagonist die, the protagonist will be heartbroken because he knows that he can never go back, and he "gives up". At that time, he finally belongs to that era, not because he doesn't want to, but because he has no choice. Returning to this novel, I think the most colorful thing should be the author's witty words. For animals, after all, no one has color, and animals still have no spirituality. Whenever the protagonist starts to do something, there will be someone who can immediately understand what it means. The protagonist's sense of belonging to this era should have some witty words. They both express their hometown feelings for each other. Hopefully the author-protagonist will take kindly to the wise words.

Reading suggestions for newcomers: The author is a reading companion of a little shepherd boy. On the poisonous novel app, his name is the companion reading of an old shepherd boy. Book friends call him Cask. Since the novels written by Cask are all related to each other, he jokingly calls Cask the creator of the "Cask Universe". Barrel Universe: "Earth Survival Guide" is the prequel, "Special Incident Task Force" is the main story following the Survival Guide, "Odd Savior", "Monster Manager" and "My Sword Master" are a trilogy with coherent plots. "The Ruffian Saint" and "The Tiger Teacher" are works with independent plots in the Tub Universe. The new book "Marin's Age of Steel" (toxic novel), and now has been linked to "Earth Survival Guide". The new book "Song Beiyun" (Qidian Novel) is an independent work (thanks to Mr. Bucket for his personal correction). "My Demon is Amazing" (poisonous novel) is an independent work, eunuch. "Guardian of Flame" is an independent work, unfinished, and now it is difficult to find traces (thanks for the reminder in the comment area)

I really can't figure out what the plot point of Fo Bao Nu is. Is it a bad idea? Is the peaceful evolution of the Liao Kingdom really better than the transformation of the war? If the inherent class is not broken, there is no way to escape from the dynastic cycle. The Song Dynasty has begun to establish a constitutional monarchy. Different ideologies will have to be fought sooner or later. When the technology tree reaches the first war, the Song Dynasty industrial system comes out. A modern army with faith and equipment can crush the feudal dynasty with firepower. In theory, if the logistics are sufficient, you can fight to the Seine River. I really can't figure out why you are so fond of the Fobaonu and why you must have peaceful evolution. It is too inconsistent.

I read the comments before reading the book, and I realized that any die-hard fan would be awesome if he opened so many trumpets. I would like to buy one for a dollar to play with. A lot of people who commented have registered accounts for thousands of days. When they clicked on the information, there were only a few comments on this book and a few on this chapter. If you like to talk so much, why are you mute in other books? Basically, I subscribed to this book as a reward. The art of shadow clone is really fun

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From Li Guo to Gu Tao and then to Monkey King, Song Beiyun has finished raising Gu Tao and now he still can't escape the follow-up update Come on, Bucket, I will support you with the next official version 😡

I don't know if the readership will be deleted, give it a try

Don't subscribe to this book when the plot is in the middle and later stages, it's not interesting.