This Northern Song Dynasty Is a Little Strange

Let me share my feelings and the reasons why I abandoned the book. First, the beginning is very good, really very good. Although it feels a bit like a gamer wandering into ancient times, it inexplicably makes you want to keep watching. Second, where does this book begin to seem to have gone astray? 1. From the emergence of cultivation sects

The protagonist's personality is indeed strange. In the capital, he has a system and an official position, but he doesn't consider improving basic productivity, nor does he engage in infrastructure construction, nor does he rectify the officialdom. Can you really subtly influence people with just a few films?

The Northern Song Dynasty was more chaotic than Mexico! The Beggars' Sect dared to kidnap ministers' children in the capital, assassins murdered ministers, martial arts figures stormed the execution ground, and openly stole a general's son's belongings. 😰 This court relied entirely on Zhan Zhao to suppress demons and monsters!

The beginning was great, but it went a bit wrong towards the end. It became all about wandering around and showing off, offering the same three things to everyone he met: lettuce, honey, and wooden armor. He stopped farming, stopped using Minecraft templates to build houses and farm, and instead just ran around doing nothing of note.

Good heavens, I found this place by looking at the memories of a Wudang disciple from another world. Do you know how I've been all these years?

The protagonist is a time traveler with a system, and he's set in ancient China, which means the author essentially gave him three cheat codes! This means the protagonist is in an invincible position from the start! For those other than the main characters, it's a complete dimensional reduction attack.

In the previous chapters, he displayed great power, killing hundreds of thousands of Western Xia soldiers. But now, facing just a few martial arts practitioners and a hundred or so soldiers, he's treated like a heretic and scorned, and he actually dug a hole and ran away! You're telling me this is called an immortal?

This book started off brilliantly, beginning with the spouse section, and then moving on to the point of disdaining to associate with court officials. It's increasingly unclear what the author is trying to write about. The author keeps saying they want to change the era, then hides away to create their own world.

I don't understand. Among the authors I follow, the first one who wasted his time like this was Daozi, and the second one was Xiang Gonggong. When you started this book, you were the only one with good pixelated graphics. But after the updates became sluggish and the quality dropped, there were many similar ones. And if you had updated properly and thought about the plot carefully, you would have more than two small alliances. I don't understand what is more important than making money?

To be honest, the protagonist's personality is not very likable. He lacks Roland's desire for the unknown and his tough attitude. The protagonist gives me the impression of wielding a powerful weapon, yet being incredibly cowardly. When bullied, he doesn't fight back or retaliate. Only when pushed to the limit will he put up a slight resistance. As long as he's not cornered, he keeps backing down.