The Carefree Marquis of Great Song
大宋安乐侯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Marquis Anle's final fate should have been euthanasia, right? 😏
I think I understand why there are so many complaints in the comments. It's because the author is writing about the drama, not official history, and some readers are trying to fit it into historical accounts, which makes things seem confusing. So please stop criticizing the author for not conforming to history, assuming the author is writing more like fan fiction about the drama, and that's how it is in the play.
[Rant] Some things about the Treaty of Chanyuan
First, hang up the maps of the Later Zhou and the mid-Northern Song dynasties. The Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun Map of the Later Liang period The Treaty of Chanyuan was an alliance concluded between the Song and Liao dynasties after 25 years of war. In 1004 AD, Empress Dowager Xiao and Emperor Shengzong of Liao personally led an army of over 200,000 south.
Books with titles that depict carefree and peaceful lives always feature protagonists who dedicate themselves to their duties until their dying breath!
I'm giving a tip to show my love for the pig!
In ancient times, if a man had no heir, he could adopt a child to inherit the family business. In the situation described in this book, can an uncle kick his nephew out of the house? Wouldn't the clan care? In ancient times, the power of the clan was very strong; you couldn't do whatever you wanted. In such situations, the clan had rules. If the author uses modern thinking to judge ancient times, then he's going in the wrong direction.
If the protagonist's situation actually occurred in ancient times, I think the most likely outcome for the emperor would be to appoint the protagonist as a eunuch to serve the Empress Dowager in the palace.
What kind of trauma did the author suffer in the Chen Shimei section? The forced conflict created by coincidence makes the protagonist's IQ seem practically zero. It's truly a struggle for a powerful and influential marquis to deal with a mere second-class scholar.
When will I be able to see the main character become an euthanasia monkey?
The story would have been more touching if the protagonist hadn't known Granny Li's true identity. Instead, he learns right away and is eager to curry favor with her, revealing the hypocrisy within the mother-son bond from the start. This inevitably diminishes the dramatic conflict and genuine emotion, making the story less believable. It feels like the author abandoned the very core of the original concept.