The First Undercover Agent in the Southern Song Dynasty

I got rid of it as soon as I came up, stepped on the Ming Dynasty, and severely promoted the Song Dynasty. Why would there be no Huaxia after the Song Dynasty... Then the turning point was the wedding night, where men and women were content with each other.

It's not good, but the front part is okay. This is a book I read when I was in high school. The grenades were out, and they were still spying there. Mainly because I remember a scene where the protagonist's apprentice was poisoned by the enemy, but he could be saved, and then he insisted on writing it to death, and there was a deep relationship between master and apprentice. When I saw this, I couldn't stand it. It was like feeding me history, wow, giant brain detective, There are still a lot of poisonous points that I can't remember, and I don't want to watch it again, lest my brain be polluted again. I can only say that the previous plot was okay. The more I watched it, the more money I got. Thermal weapons have come out and they are still modern thermal weapons, but they cannot be used against enemy countries. I have to find some excuses and really live in Bengbu.

The protagonist has no understanding of dignity at all, and often angrily denounces his superiors as a small official. This situation cannot exist in a feudal society. The protagonist really does this in that kind of society and kills people every minute. He insists on destroying the feudal etiquette by himself, which is inconsistent with objective facts.

This book is very popular in a certain reading, but few people have read it at first.

What is going on? The author was cheated?

This garbage novel, I didn't want to read it after reading two chapters. The author also said that the protagonist used to be an undercover agent in the underworld, but as a result, his words and deeds were as retarded as he was. He was self-righteous, thought he was very smart, was both responsible and upright, and his behavior was self-contradictory. I've written more than 3,000 chapters of this kind of garbage, and no one has commented yet. I'm laughing so hard.

After listening to hundreds of episodes, to be honest, there is more water than the Yangtze River. Water for the sake of water.

Chapter 487, I don't understand. 20 Kilograms of nitroglycerine injured six to seven hundred people. Even if it was a dense military formation, it wouldn't be such an exaggeration.

It looks good and the writing is good, but it's not famous

The entire book is still available online. But there are also big problems. 1. If a few thousand people die, it will become a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​​​blood. I am a master and a few thousand people are really not that many, especially if it is expanded to a battlefield. 2. In the first large-scale battle (fighting 30,000 iron kites in Xixia), the enemy was almost annihilated and yet they were not defeated. This was somewhat outrageous. Everyone knew what was wrong in the ancient cold weapon warfare era. 3. The defensive battle is extremely unreasonable. Needless to say, how disadvantaged the siege side was in ancient times. In this article, I have never seen the defenders last more than a day. Although the Southern Song Dynasty was indeed very arrogant, it was not so arrogant. How could the Southern Song Dynasty still have a history of more than a hundred years and have been destroyed long ago. 4. Industrial development is extremely irrational, and this golden finger, which can be regarded as the protagonist, can be ignored. At present, there are almost so many obvious unreasonable things. Overall, it's pretty good, better than many novels. I've read about 1,000 chapters for now, and I'll write down what I want to say later.

It's not just watery, the plot logic is confusing, and the characters are incomprehensible... Oh, it turns out it's a 2020 book. Fortunately, it's not finished, otherwise I would have ordered it.

Come here from Xima, how did you come up with this otaku book with 7 million words?