
Great Song: From the Start, I Plot a Rebellion Right in Front of Emperor Huizong
大宋:开局宋徽宗面前密谋造反
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 386k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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115Chapters
926Recommendations
6.6kFans
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If the protagonist doesn't rebel later on and instead becomes a lackey of the Zhao family, then I'm dropping this game.
Hahaha, I can't stand it anymore, this is such a brainless story.
Hehe
I don't understand why the author keeps bringing up the idea that women held up half the sky in the Song Dynasty! Doesn't he know what it takes for women to be able to hold up half the sky? Look at those war-torn countries now, look at those small African nations, can they hold up half the sky? If it weren't for the powerful military forces and sound domestic laws of those major countries, those boxers wouldn't even need three days to teach them what true power is!
These studios are absolutely disgusting.
The part about annulling the engagement was poorly written; it treated a life-altering event like a game. I couldn't bear to read any more of it. Farewell.
If you consider it a lighthearted, humorous story, it's a pretty good book. It looks really cool.
The food that rich and powerful people ate in ancient times was similar to what rich and powerful people eat today; they had everything except fried food.
The opening chapter, "The Emperor Rebels," completely spurred me to abandon any interest in even clicking to read it.
So these days, novelists don't use their brains; they're always talking about rebellion.