The Splendor of the Late Song Dynasty
宋末风华
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 374k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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A History Buff's Book Nook: The Song Dynasty
The history of the Song Dynasty is fascinating. It was one of the few legitimate dynasties to last for several hundred years, yet it never achieved true unification before its fall. Its civil officials and generals were all remarkably capable, but it still couldn't shake its reputation as a weak dynasty, losing every battle. Three northern dynasties came and went, while its own territory kept shrinking. It seemed capable of little beyond holding on to what it had. First, its culture: In calligra
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The arrival of Shenzhou III was quite good; I hope you don't ruin it with your own jinx. I really hope it finishes with over 7 million words. I know you have the potential to be that powerful, but whether you'll actually write it is another matter.
Excellent writing, ingenious concept, solid foundation—I'm rooting for you! 4 Votes! 👍👍👍
I think it's great, but whether it will become popular is really hard to say. The writing style is ancient and profound, with meticulous attention to detail. The content is solid, the main plot is clear, and the writing technique is relaxed yet skillful. The author must be a master. This book is relatively serious among the many lighthearted and humorous historical novels I've seen.
Vote for me, keep it up! ^0^
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In the Song Dynasty, people didn't address their masters as "master." To be precise, this custom didn't exist before the Qing Dynasty.
Keep it up, author! I'll bookmark this page and welcome you to visit my page again.
Because this book performed so poorly (only 6 people were reading it), and it didn't even get a contract after about a hundred chapters, the author couldn't continue writing. After all, writing two books at once is really tiring ⊙⊙. If you like the author's writing style, you can check out his other book; it's also very good! (´-ω-`)
Keep up the good work, author! It's very well written. I really enjoy this kind of historical fiction; once you start reading, you can't stop (the last time I felt this way was with "The Most Romantic of the Three Kingdoms"). Others may dislike the first hundred chapters, but I really enjoyed them (maybe the timing of the battles you wrote was off, making it unreadable for most people).
Writing history is good.