The Song Dynasty’s Most Ruthless Tyrant
大宋最狠暴君
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
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The dog emperor had a mental breakdown because of the hiatus in updates. Because I mocked the emperor, he stopped updating his content and his mentality collapsed. However, I'm a little better off than Bai Geng; he was banned from speaking by that dog of an emperor.
Jin, Western Xia, Tibet, Dali... Destroy that one first!
While Song Dynasty literati were indeed scoundrels, the truth is that most were simply incompetent and cowardly. The proportion of traitors was actually quite small, even less than during the War of Resistance against Japan. It was only after the tragedy of Yamen that Ming Dynasty literati truly subverted the concept of humanity; almost all of them were traitors, and they even seemed to enjoy it.
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The book about the dog emperor is as violent as ever, and its nationalism is quite strong. But it's really enjoyable to read, and some of the disgusting historical events are basically completely reproduced. Investments are welcome, tips are welcome, and monthly tickets and recommendation tickets will be given. I just hope you can update more often. I wonder if there are any standards for extra updates, or when you will be able to pay back the updates you owe from before?
Qin was too ruthless, Han too Confucian, Sui too unlucky, Tang too foreign, Song too cowardly, Yuan too fierce, Ming too rigid, and Qing too incompetent!
I just want to say to those who criticize the Song Dynasty, do you really understand the social environment of that time? Those who try to revive the spirits of military men, do you know what they did before the establishment of the Northern Song Dynasty? I sincerely suggest you look into the history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period.
Winning a city defense is understandable, but the idea that the Song army could hold off the Jin army in open battle on the Yellow River at the start is just too far-fetched. The author himself repeatedly emphasizes how weak and cowardly the Song army was. Then, they suddenly defeat a Jin army with 7,000 Iron Pagodas? With the speed of cavalry charging in, what use are palm-sized grenades?
I just don't understand. Emperors operate on borrowed power; everything you use is borrowed, including authority and military power. If you dared to indiscriminately kill ministers, you'd also suffer a terrible death. Most tyrants in history thought the same way you did. They were much smarter than you, but they still couldn't escape failure and death, unless they had some kind of cheat code or system.
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I was drawn in by the synopsis, and I want to say to the author: you two Zhao brothers are brilliantly cunning. Cao Pi usurped the throne, yet he possessed the spirit of the Jian'an era; Gao Yang usurped the throne, yet he was hailed as a heroic emperor; Yang Jian usurped the throne, yet he ushered in the Kaihuang era of prosperity; Li Yuan usurped the throne, yet he initiated the Tang Dynasty's…