Sword Intent Pacifies Mountains and Seas

After seeing the official ranking of Chapter 16, I might as well have said my thoughts: First of all, this book is well written, with good writing style and good artistic conception, which makes people immersed in it. It was refreshing to meet the academy disciples, take exams, and travel before. However, after the academy came out, it was obvious that the protagonist started to target the academy. The author probably wrote about Xuegong as Duke Yansheng. Although I also hate the act of surrendering to the Tartars, Xuegong is not a person. I think the actions of the people at that time should not be a disaster for future generations, and there is not much to talk about what the poor did. Of course, this also depends on personal preference and cannot be forced. However, it is really not good for the method of drugging to appear, which completely turned them into villains; what is even more speechless is that the emperor changed his ranking. Although this kind of thing did happen in reality, it is really bad to appear in the novel. After all, the novel needs logic.