
The Song Dynasty Should Have Been Bold and Powerful
大宋就应该豪横
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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722Chapters
7.6kRecommendations
23.7kFans
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Let me see why no one is watching it! Actually, many people talk about Water Margin. I want to say that if you traveled to the Water Margin world and met people like Lin Chong and Wu Song, you would look calm, what a fool! Although Liangshan is not really a hero, they are also celebrities! Just like some people say all day long: Just a star actor!
It feels like the Song Dynasty is rotten to the core; only through destruction can it be rebuilt. A rebellion is inevitable, otherwise everyone knows the Song Dynasty's inherent nature. None of the Song emperors were normal. The protagonist could build strength in the Liangzhe region during the Fang La Rebellion, or in the Yan-Yun region.
Seeing stories about how people in ancient times couldn't bring themselves to lay a hand on a 16-year-old girl... Makes me want to vomit! Don't they know how mature a 14-year-old girl is these days? We all grew up eating rice, can't we just stop pretending?
What's so great about the romance of the Song Dynasty? They were utterly humiliated when they were defeated.
Well written, but who knows the truth of history anyway?
Whether it's well-written or not, as long as it's enjoyable to read, that's fine.
I've read over sixty chapters and it seems pretty good, so why are the grades so bad?
Good, very good. I look forward to the protagonist building strong walls, stockpiling grain, and developing his own strength. He should find a base to train his troops. I hope the novel will vividly depict the great changes of the late Northern Song Dynasty. I suggest changing the novel's title.
I really didn't want to read chapter 171. The protagonist wants to change things on one hand, and on the other hand, he needs someone like Ximen Qing who knows how to curry favor. It's like the saying goes, "What the superiors like, the subordinates will do even more of." It felt so pointless to handle... Ximen Qing gives you money so he can make even more money. Is that what the protagonist wants?
To be honest, with 180,000 words and less than 900 recommendation votes, and it's not abandoned yet, the author is truly conscientious; it's well-written. It's my type of writing. Keep it up, author!