Disrupting the Song Dynasty

As always, Lao Lang chose a hellish difficulty start for himself. Finally, it's hard to see that this Water Margin is coming to an end again. It's still a canon with no romance, and only a handful of familiar historical figures appear. The eternal hooligan and ruffian national hero has the theme of killing ethnic minorities with cheats. After more than ten years of writing about the bitterness of national integrity and deep hatred, I want to write another book. The heroine and the supporting actress always sleep until the filming is completed. The historical background of each book is different, and old readers will not resonate with the new book. He neither wants to write a historical background that is familiar to readers, nor is he willing to write a more relaxed farming novel, nor is he willing to write a relaxed romance novel. The five or six recent books are all in a gloomy and pessimistic style, with little humor and lightheartedness. Reader subscriptions and monthly passes are also missing. At first, I would enthusiastically recommend Wolf's article to my friends and colleagues, but now I can't even stand it. Thinking about it carefully, Lao Lang's works in the past five or six years are completely inferior to the "The Biography of Dong Zhuo of the Three Kingdoms" Maybe the author's pattern is just that big. "Sir, times have changed."

When traveling through the Song Dynasty, the first thing is to never have any expectations for the Song Dynasty. This is just a puddle of shit, and it is still thin.

No system writing this time. Just write in your previous style. Stop working on system documentation

I really can't stand the last two system articles. Your previous style of Zhang Haogu and Tao Ying is really good-looking. The previous Song Dynasty movie was also pretty good.

It feels like we are going back to the same old path again, struggling to survive. What does a time traveler think of the feudal era? After rebelling and killing the officials' henchmen, he wants to live a happy life. What is the concept of the emperor and officials in the protagonist's mind? The difference between Lao Lang and other historical novels is that the protagonist feels too secure and feels awkward.

After half a year of struggling, and with the help of Taobao Goldfinger, I couldn't even raise an elite army of a thousand people, and they eagerly surrendered. I was speechless.

Isn't it good to write history properly? I have to write a system, but there is no sense of historical immersion, and it always feels like playing a game. I have been an old reader of yours for more than ten years, but I can't read your last two systematic articles at all. If you just write about history and hegemony, it would be better than this. If you just write about fighting against the Qing Dynasty, I can still read it. I think your editor has a grudge against you, and the systematic article is not suitable for you, and he still asks you to write it.

In recent years, Lao Lang has really regressed more and more as he wrote. Did he sell his account? According to the previous writing method, if he harmed the Qing Dynasty and returned to the Ming Dynasty to be a scholar at his peak, would he not be able to write good books?

After the Song Dynasty moved south, emperors, nobles, civil servants, generals, landlords, and businessmen set off a frenzy to annex land. It is no longer an uncommon phenomenon for large landowners to charge a hundred thousand in rent. There are about 100,000 acres of polder fields in Shijiu and Gucheng Lakes in Lishui County, stretching for 84 miles, and are named Yongfeng Polder. At first it was owned by the government and shared by the common people. Later, the Song Dynasty gave Yongfengwei to Cai Jing, then to Han Shizhong, and later to Qin Hui. They were granted as much as 100,000 acres of land at one time, so the amount of land they occupied was huge. Qin Hui's "farm property was very rich" in Jinling, which can be seen in records such as Yongning Village, Jingshan Village, etc. Qin Hui's descendants are said to be "in decline" and "productive", but they still earn an income of 100,000 shi from renting rice every year. Zhang Jun, a military general of Qin Hui's party, liked to cultivate land. After he resigned, he still earned 600,000 dendrobium from renting rice every year. If the average land rent is less than one hu of dendrobium per mu, it equates to 600,000 to 700,000 acres of land. In 1151, Emperor Gaozong went to Zhang Jun's house. Zhang Jun met him and held a banquet, including hundreds of kinds of fine wine, food, and fruits. He also presented a variety of treasures, including a thousand taels of gold, more than 69,000 beads, 20 agate bowls, more than 40 pieces of various fine jades, a thousand pieces of silk, brocade and cotton, as well as various valuable antiques, calligraphy and paintings. Zhang Jun, who collected rent at home, was luxurious and extravagant, surpassing the nobles of the Northern Song Dynasty and even the Tang Dynasty. Bureaucrats such as Qin Hui and Zhang Jun all owned hundreds of thousands of acres of fertile land. Politically, they advocated surrender and compromise to maintain peace in Jiangnan, which reflected the interests of the large landowners who had annexed large tracts of land. In the early Northern Song Dynasty, there were no special legal provisions for landlords to kill tenants. It was not until the time of Zhezong Yuanyou (first author Shenzong Yuanfeng) that it was clearly stipulated that if the landlord beat the tenant to death, his crime would be reduced to one level, and he would be sent to a neighboring state. In 1131 (the first year of Emperor Gaozong's Shaoxing reign), the Southern Song Dynasty government stipulated that the crime should be reduced to one level and instead be distributed to the state. This actually reduced the legal status of tenants continuously. According to the "Records of the Years Since Jianyan", the tenants "had their lives taken lightly, and the rich dared to kill them". The tenants even lost their basic right to life. In 1190 (the first year of Guangzong Shaoxi), the Southern Song Dynasty also stipulated that tenants could not sue the landlords. This means that the tenants can only obey the landlord's will to slaughter and enslave, and they no longer have the right to complain. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, the wife of the bureaucrat Wu Sijing, Duan, accused the tenant brothers Xie Wuyi of "stealing and burying" the Wu family's land to the government, causing the Wu family's "feng shui to pass for six years." Without asking the reason, the local officials concluded that the Xie Wuyi brothers were competing with the landlords for land, disregarding their "ownership as tenants" and "bullying their mistresses and widows", and severely punished the Xie Wuyi brothers. Officials also believed that in matters like this, the government should come out to "lead the alliance". Otherwise, not only would the landlord Duan be "unburied," but in the future, tenants could seize landowners who were far away from their fields. So what was the use of setting up officials in the court? When the Yuan Dynasty destroyed the Song Dynasty, Kublai Khan had gradually established a feudal ruling order. When the Yuan army went south to fight, it no longer simply aimed at plundering slaves, but instead focused on preserving the wealth in the south of the Yangtze River. Therefore, after the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, the system of exploitation in the south and the power of Han landlords basically continued. The Yuan Dynasty appointed Mongolian and Semu officials to rule in various places south of the Yangtze River. However, these officials are only greedy for wealth and do not know the affairs of Jiangnan. Therefore, they are often manipulated by wealthy southerners. "Yuan Dian Zhang·Xing Bu 19" contains a report from Hangzhou Road in the eleventh year of Dade: "People who control the government are everywhere, and Hangzhou is the most controlling one. Whenever an official comes to take office, he will try every means to stab him or ask for his relatives. If you know how to introduce someone, or bribe someone to brag about it, you will be tricked by him. He will first give it to you through taste, and then you will get a glimpse of what he likes, and then you will give him a beautiful woman if he is interested in sex, and bribe the king's silk to someone who is greedy for money. Those who are fond of strange people play with them. Gradually, their friendship becomes deeper, and they are regarded as brothers regardless of whether they are worthy or unworthy. ... Corrupt officials swallow their bait, and they only obey orders, do what they want to do, and stop when they want to stop." The official document said that the wealthy and merging families were "powerful and self-absorbed, powerful and difficult to control, and they insulted provincial officials, which is a child's play." Mongolian Semu officials had to rely on Han officials to handle official business, and to transport conscripts by sea to Qiangu to book books. And these officials often have friendships with local landowners, or they are from wealthy families, and they pay for their purchases. Communication up and down, both inside and outside are treacherous. Most of the government offices at all levels in Lufu, prefecture and counties are controlled by local wealthy landlords. Since the large landowners in the south of the Yangtze River were able to control the government, they could expand their land holdings unscrupulously. Landowners with many fields can collect rents of up to 200,000 to 300,000 dan per year, and tenant households can charge up to 2,000 to 3,000 dan per year. Cao Mengyan, a large landowner in Songjiang, occupied tens of thousands of acres of land in Dianshan Lake alone and accumulated millions of grains. The Mongols called him "Rich Manzi". Qu Tingfa, another big landowner in Songjiang, had a total of ten thousand hectares of his own land and land from tenants. He was known as the "Man of Many Fields". Most of the land in various places is concentrated in the hands of a few large landowners. The fields belonging to Fifty Capitals in Chong'an County, Fujian Province, have a total tax of 6,000 shi, of which 5,000 shi come from fifty large landowners. This means that five-sixths of the land is owned by fifty large landowners. Large landowners charge huge land rents and can continue to purchase land. After the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, some official land was also seized by powerful landowners. The big landowners who arrogantly occupied one area had indeed "no title but the nobility of a king, no seal but the power of the government" (Zhao Tianlin: "Taiping Jinjing Policy"). After Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne, he ordered the compilation of the "Daming Code" modeled on the system of the Han and Tang Dynasties, allowing tenants to sue landlords. Landowners who injured tenants must pay compensation, and if they killed tenants, they had to pay with their lives. In this way, Chinese farmers regained the treatment of household registration and equalization of the people during the Han and Tang Dynasties, which they had lost for a full 240 years (from the founding of the Southern Song Dynasty to the founding of the Ming Dynasty).

Take a look at those historical hits. Do any of them have systems? You were originally making Roujiamo, but seeing that milk tea was selling well, you changed the soup in the Roujiamo to milk tea. Can you eat milk tea-flavored Roujiamo? Originally, Zhang Haogu and Wu Yingxiong wrote very well. Recently, anti-Qing articles in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties have become very popular. Why not do what you are good at?

Old wolf, let's go back and kill the Tartars. The big Luoluo next door has already lost his way and found his way back.

What the Northern Song Dynasty lacked was not strength, but integrity

Please stop cheating, Lao Lang. Remember that you are capable. You don't need cheating to make things superfluous. Just be your original self, okay? I always liked the writing style you wrote at the beginning, but unfortunately you got distracted later and I can't stand it anymore!

The biggest problem with this book is that you have come up with so many high-tech things and no one is surprised? ? ? Everyone accepts it calmly. In fact, there are a lot of cool things in it. I feel that the author did not calm down to write. There is a high probability that the results will not be good in the future, the rhythm of rushing to the street

It doesn't matter whether the system is systematic or not, as long as it can promote national justice and the writing is passable, I will support it. If we really want to be honest, without a golden finger, if a modern person suddenly traveled to ancient times, it would be difficult for him to survive.

In fact, Lao Lang's book The Good Disciple of the Northern Song Dynasty is pretty good. It's ruffian, bad, clever and weird. Why bother to open a new book about the Song Dynasty? The key is to bring its own system. I really feel sick after reading too much about the system. Also, the time traveler has a prophet bonus, and there is a system, which is really not interesting.

I came here after reading Da Luoluo's recommendation. Please support me.

Stop chasing the wind. Your original style would have had many loving readers. Even if it's a niche, it's enough to support you! Now it's nondescript and doesn't rely on both sides, so it's not as good as the original style!

Jiang Lang's talents are exhausted

The Song Dynasty not only had a weak military, but also had very dirty politics and serious corruption, and the people's livelihood in the Song Dynasty was very poor. As an ordinary person, life in the Song Dynasty would be very miserable. Although all dynasties have exploited the people. However, the Song Dynasty squeezed the people particularly seriously. Scholar Zhao Yi pointed out that in the Song Dynasty, "Those who favored hundreds of officials were afraid that they would be insufficient; those who took wealth from all the people did not leave any surplus. This Song system cannot be regarded as legal." "People who live according to the times do not know how to make a living." "Zhu Ziyu Lei" pointed out that the Song Dynasty: "The ancient methods of carving and stripping are all prepared in this dynasty." Moreover, the Song Dynasty government not only inherited the exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes of the Five Dynasties and previous dynasties, but also added many new laws to attract people. Cai Kan said that the Song Dynasty: "The burden of tax collection is several times that of ancient times." Huang Zhen pointed out that the real situation of the Song Dynasty was that "the people were poor, the military was weak, the wealth was scarce, and the scholar-bureaucrats were shameless". Ming Lin Daqin's "Ting Shi Ce" pointed out that the Song Dynasty was "a confused and declining government... Redundant personnel, redundant troops, and redundant expenses" The custom of infanticide and widespread infanticide did not begin in other dynasties, but in the Song Dynasty. Extremely severe oppression of the people led to the custom of infanticide and widespread infanticide, which began not in other dynasties, but in the Song Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, not only were the people's lives miserable during the war period, but they were also miserable during the peace period. The severe oppression of the Song Dynasty forced the practice of infanticide to emerge. The heavy oppression of the people by the Song Dynasty led to widespread infanticide in the Song Dynasty and the emergence of infanticide customs. "Not raising a child" refers to the phenomenon of child infertility (infanticide). In ancient society, it generally occurred in a very small number of extremely poor families, or in periods when people were in dire straits due to natural disasters and wars. However, the heavy oppression of the people by the Song Dynasty led to: Even if there were no natural disasters or war turmoil during the Song Dynasty, widespread phenomena of "not raising children" and infanticide occurred in the Song Dynasty, and it evolved into a social custom - infanticide (see the latter part of this answer for details). The war stage in the Song Dynasty was even worse ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ seasonest in the early days of the Song Dynasty, a medium-sized uprising such as Wang Xiaobo and Li Shun's uprising broke out. This did not happen in the early stages of most longevity dynasties. Deng Guangming, a great historian of the Song Dynasty, pointed out that the Song Dynasty: 1. There were too many redundant officials, too much government expenditure, and too low administrative efficiency; 2. There were too many redundant soldiers, too much military expenditure, and too low combat capabilities; 3. The situation of "poverty" was caused. According to the "Compilation of Historical Materials on the Peasant War History of the Two Song Dynasties", popular uprisings in the Song Dynasty were extremely frequent. In the Northern Song Dynasty alone, there were 203 popular uprisings in more than 160 years. Such frequent popular uprisings in the Song Dynasty were rare in other dynasties. Why didn't there be a large-scale peasant uprising in the Song Dynasty? Because the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty were destroyed by foreign enemies before the conflicts accumulated to the point where peasant uprisings developed into large-scale peasant uprisings. It was destroyed by the Jin people in about 160 years of the Northern Song Dynasty, and it was destroyed by the Mongols in about 150 years of the Southern Song Dynasty. Even Deng Guangming, a great historian of the Song Dynasty, admitted that if it were not for the sharp rise in ethnic conflicts (the Jin Dynasty destroyed the Northern Song Dynasty), the Northern Song Dynasty regime would have been overthrown by the peasant uprising army. （25） +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ， In the Song Dynasty, "most of the imperial troops were poor and embarrassed, and six or seven out of ten of their wives were naked and hungry"; "The generals were not careful, they looted and begged, and let debts go unpaid, which became a habit"; "The Lord "The disadvantages of private service, the disadvantages of buying labor, and the disadvantages of missionary operations are all the same"; "As a soldier, Gu Nai did not even have enough food and clothing to eat and feed, and he even collected fuel to weave clothes, and picked up dung to spend his time in court. On the evening of the evening, they even sent their wives and daughters to the market gate to ask for food." The biggest worry is." "The whole world is struggling to transfer, saying that the soldiers are full and the horses are full, but the company's food is hearty and the courage is exhausted!" "Jin Yi's soldiers came, but they all had no armor, so they were defeated." The Song Army's "clothes and armor were all soft and brittle, not worthy of being used as arrows."

The powerful prime minister of the Song Dynasty, who harmed the Qing Dynasty is the author's peak. I have reviewed it many times.

Nowadays, systematic texts are no longer popular in historical novels. There is no systematic text among the best-selling historical novels.

When I first read the introduction and title of the book, I felt that it must be a systematic text. It's so fake about the god-annoying system, and it would be even more annoying if it were a historical system text.

The author should think carefully about his next book.

I won't spend money if I don't write about the Qing Dynasty

When writing historical texts, add plug-ins, such as the ability to genetically improve, just cheat. No system is needed. System-based texts are not popular now.

As a new reader who has only read one novel by the author, I have a few suggestions. The novel that I have fully ordered and read and still have more to read is "Junk Food Aids Shu Han". 1. Travel through the historical genre and attract new readers. It is best to name cheats in the three golden chapters (system, attributes, and panels are all acceptable). I was attracted by the idea of ​​"Junk Food". 2. The best ones to write about are the Qin, Han, Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the Three Kingdoms. If you also know the Five Dynasties very well, you can also write about it. The former has a wide audience, while the latter has great conflicts. As long as the golden finger is wide open, you can write whatever you like. 3. Maintain style. Either insist on writing books with gold fingers, or insist on writing books without gold fingers (otherwise, readers on both sides will be easily offended. You see, go away and always insist on writing one kind of book. Every gold finger book is basically the same, either Deep Blue or Realm Breaking Pearl, but it can best attract this kind of readers). After "Junk Food", I couldn't read the two new books written by the author, because I came here for the author of "Junk Food", but the change in style (no attractive opening chapter, no new ideas) was too big, and I couldn't read it. On the contrary, I have watched "Junk Food" twice, and I plan to watch it again in a while.

"Da Ming: I, Training the Carpenter Emperor" Who should check it out? The previous article was plagiarized from Lao Lang, with a similarity rate of more than 90%. Even the name of the protagonist was plagiarized, and it is still on the list. How did the editor review it?

There's nothing wrong with cheating. But after the protagonist contacted the court, he collapsed and couldn't stand it anymore. Especially after hooking up with Zhao Gou, things started to go bad.

Take a look at my "Zhan Slave", also known as "I Built the Eight Banners in the Northeast", which is anti-Qing literature, unsystematic and not poisonous. It tells the story of a defeated soldier of the Wu and Zhou Dynasties who was sent to the Northeast as a slave, led the San Francisco veterans to revolt, and finally overthrew the Kangxi rule of the Qing Dynasty. After reading this, please give me a free collection and comment. If you can give me another investment, I would be grateful.