The Great Song Ironclad Army

Before writing about the Song Dynasty, the author must have clearly understood that the Song Dynasty's weakness was never in technology or weaponry, but rather in politics, courage, and its emperors. Even if you gave it a nuclear bomb, it could still rot away.

The soldiers' pay is ridiculously high! A guaranteed minimum of 800 cash, plus frequent subsidies, and they even give away donkeys and oxen. You know, these livestock are considered "family heirlooms" in ordinary households. The young ones can be used for labor, and the old ones can be sold to buy more young ones. In ancient times, some villages might only have three to five oxen to rotate.

Besides cattle, horses, salt, and iron, I feel that papermaking is the most profitable industry. If the protagonist develops a pulping machine, then papermaking will be incredibly lucrative. Writing and daily life both require large quantities of paper.

Chapter 52 is out, so let me share my thoughts. There are quite a few flaws. I'll start with the type I disliked the most. I can understand and support the author using a system to compensate for their limited knowledge, given their own limitations. However, the already unreasonable high-tech is too over-the-top, and then there are anti-gravity items.

The earlier parts were quite disorganized. I wasn't actively cultivating the land, and things weren't going well, then suddenly things improved. More importantly, I was running around meeting people, which made things rather chaotic... And the military buildup never really took off; all I did was look for people. Farming and building up the land were far more practical.

The author writes so well, it's exactly my type! I hope the author can keep it up and not stop updating. I've tipped and added it to my favorites, please update more!

I'll give you all my monthly tickets and recommendation votes, so hurry up and finish writing before the pandemic completely spirals out of control! I don't want to wait until the end of the world before I see the finale!

When I saw the author write in Chapter 8 that they threw away the wolf meat and only wanted the skin, I searched it on Baidu and found that wolf meat is highly nutritious and has medicinal properties. It seems our author, in an era of meat scarcity, simply threw it away. I really can't understand what the author was thinking when writing this. I've seen similar comments everywhere. To avoid making myself feel bad, I'm leaving.

Is it really a good idea to give them ten times the usual amount of military rations at the beginning? A small favor is appreciated, but a large one breeds resentment. Don't tell me you don't understand these kinds of things. If you say there's never been the saying "a little kindness is appreciated, but too much kindness breeds resentment," fine, I'll pretend you're right.

The author should really read more books! Even when writing a book, you should at least adhere to some basic historical facts! This fabricated stuff is almost like a new generation of anti-Japanese war dramas! 😤