De Zhao Da Song

I think the direction of the protagonist is a bit biased. No matter how rich you are, neither Zhao Kuangyin nor Zhao Guangyi is the kind of useless emperor. They will not give you the opportunity to bribe the army and courtiers. If you cannot buy people's hearts, the richer you are, you are guilty and a fat sheep waiting to be slaughtered. I think the main direction of the protagonist must be the army, especially the forbidden army, because the civilian route is impossible to compare with Zhao Guangyi. Take the civilian route. I estimate that there is a high probability that Zhao Guangyi will be suppressed to death and basically unable to stand up. However, Zhao Guangyi has never had any involvement in the army before he came to the throne. It can be said that Zhao Guangyi has no contact with the army at all. This can also explain why the Song Dynasty has gone further and further on the road of emphasizing civility and restraining military force after Zhao Guangyi. As for the short-term direction, I think it is to conquer the Kingdom of Shu. See if the protagonist can sneak in, even if it is just a small head.

What is the concept of the founding emperor! Are those civil servants so smart? The dynasty that was founded a few years ago gives the author a feeling of the last years of the dynasty. The plot of the salary is really poisonous. Forget it behind the scenes. The protagonist, a prince, has someone to kiss him. You, a petty official, have to have a hard time with a prince? Can't you do it next time? And that prime minister scolding a prince in court in front of the founding emperor? Do you think you have too many people from the nine tribes and can't support them? The Dou family also seeks death in every chapter, looks down on the prince, and opposes the founding emperor. What kind of logic is required to write this. If the political ecology of the Song Dynasty were like this, could the country be conquered for hundreds of years? The author describes the bloody events during the founding period of a dynasty as a fight between shrews in the village. Toxic, farewell!

I'm a little confused: Is the relationship between Zhao Dezhao and Zhao Guangyi really that good? I just have some doubts. Politicians, especially those who play politics like Zhao Er, always feel a bit unreal. Of course, it is also possible that Zhao Dezhao is too weak, so they have a better relationship.

Were classes so equal in the early Song Dynasty? The emperor's men randomly attacked a second prince? No matter how unpopular a son is, it also represents Zhao Da's face!

I suggest the author take a look at the First Minister of the Ming Dynasty. I really don't understand how you always fight against your own people. When you were conquering Shu, no matter how bandit you are, they are your own people. No matter how pitiful you are, they are the enemy's. Before the war is over, your butt is crooked. The biggest problem from ancient times to the present is the issue of stance.

😥 On the land of Shu, intensifying the contradictions between the Song army and engaging in mutiny, haha, it is also true that Shu is too weak, otherwise, Shu will be conquered? Killing Guishu, directly giving people their lives. The protagonist was forced to this extent, but there was no mutiny. Is it because the protagonist failed, or are the five generations of rebel soldiers too kind? What kind of common people and rebels could rely on the hundreds of thousands of people in Chengdu to resist the Song army? Haha, there are only 10,000 people. If they enter Chengdu, they can turn Chengdu, a city with a population of hundreds of thousands, into a ghost town. Returning to the people..., The people who are not organized, have no armor, and no weapons are just noobs. To put it bluntly, how the rebels of the Five Dynasties ended up in the hands of the Song Dynasty was not because the God of Sorghum Chariot and the Liao Dynasty destroyed the elite group of forbidden troops. 😰 The protagonist killed the rebels but there was no mutiny. It can only be said that they were cheating. You are discussing military law with those rebel soldiers left over from the Five Dynasties. How many divisions do you have? There are rewards and punishments. Unless they can be inspected in a unified manner and given a percentage to the leading soldiers, and privately robbed and killed, it is possible to solve the problem. Prince? If the prince is useful, there will be no Zhao Er. There would be no people who have tilted their heads to value civility over military affairs. The world has not yet been pacified, the Song Dynasty has not yet been completely established (destroying Li Yu), the legacy of the Five Dynasties has not yet ended, and there is no strong and disciplined army to suppress it. There are no mutinies. There are mutinies and rebellions in the late Ming Dynasty (centralization of power). Unless Zhao Da has established a military court and several major military leaders support it, otherwise... Haha, do you think this is the era when the Ming Dynasty Procuratorate, the Ministry of War, and the Fifth Army Governor's Office completely control the army?

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Why do people who write about history nowadays kneel down and down? Isn't it true that the Qing Dynasty was so vicious that it is still in disarray?

🙂 The start is too false. Even an unpopular prince cannot be treated so badly.

The prince did all the bullshit and ruined things, but he still ended up personally. The situation was too low for a loser to write a scene.

Although there is a theory about the sound of an ax and the shadow of a candle, I did not believe that Zhao Er's rise to power was a conspiracy to usurp the throne at the beginning, as analyzed on the website. There are many reasons listed on the website, which are very convincing and logical. However, the various strange performances of the God of Cars after he took office, Dezhao, Defang, and Tingmei have become unclear one after another. He died young, and the most important thing was the announcement of the "Golden Chamber Alliance"'s cunning operation, which made people have to doubt "there is no three hundred taels of silver here". After all, once was an accident, and twice was a coincidence. Could it be that the one after another was God's will? No one wants to be a fool. The "Golden Chamber Alliance" is not so much a self-proven innocence. The description becomes darker and darker. Even with Song Taizong's great joy, he continued to engage in big projects and tried his best to express his abilities in civil and martial arts. He wanted to prove that he was worthy of his destiny. It was also a bit like the abnormal succession of Han Taizong, Sui Yang Emperor, Tang Taizong and Ming Taizong. Moreover, he used "the master of the country is suspected of being unable to suppress the military leader". "The reason to forcefully explain that brothers are brothers is simply untenable. Could it be that it was not Zhao Da but Zhao Er who released his military power over a cup of wine, and at the same age of twenty-six or seven, Taizu's son De Zhao was the master of Shao Guoyin, and Taizong's son Song Zhenzong Zhao Heng was not the master of Shao Guoyin. The difference in suspicion is just because the fathers are different? What a great experience.

No, you just need to stick to your position and learn the spirit of the united front. Since ancient times, the weak have sought common ground while reserving differences. Also, was there a problem with the Song Dynasty's use of civil society to dominate military affairs? There is no problem. The problem is that civil and military officials have not implemented the idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor and patriotism. Don't modern people use civility to dominate military affairs? Yes! It's just a step further. Civilians rule the military, and the staff department also requires joining the army, joining a company, and working hard at the grassroots level for three years. In ancient times, there was nothing wrong with a one-year military career for a civilian commander, right?

It's really too much of a show to have a secrecy bureau. Please change its name. Very peace-keeping

It is really wise not to give one's own son the title of king. If one does not trust one's own son, one trusts one's enemies. Zhao Kuangyin has two hundred and fifty? It was fine before, but now that the protagonist has changed, he still won't be crowned king. There is no precedent. Zhao Kuangyin was still playing in the mud several years ago, and there were people who were crowned kings, and hundreds of states and hundreds of thousands of troops were rewarded with one letter. And he's still not a prince, so it's better to change it.

There are so few books about the early Song Dynasty. The author writes well and learns more about the customs of this period. I just read it for a while and I feel a little embarrassed. In those days, the imperial guards were the boss. If they dared to deduct military pay, they would no longer want to live. Zhao Da couldn't deal with it if it caused trouble.

I skipped through Chapter 58 without reading it carefully. There was no cheat code and the timeline was very good. Maybe the author's writing style is not good. It's like a running account, boiled water, tasteless to eat, and a pity to abandon. Sorry author, your writing style may be a bit poor and I can't read it.

Looking at the late Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang first became strong and then became weak (first Chen and then Zhang) to unify the south. In the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao first defeated Yuan Shao to unify the north and then went south. The same was true for the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Yang Jian also became strong first and then became weak. This is actually judged by the character of the leaders of each dynasty. In fact, the Song Dynasty moved from the south to the north from the beginning. I think it would be mysterious to regain the sixteen states of Yanyun later. Why? Because the dynasties in the south no longer had any ambition to be enterprising and only wanted to defend their own territory. This was different from the Khitan. At that time, the Khitan wanted to make progress and gain the original. So they attacked the Khitan first and recovered the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun, and then led the victorious troops south to unify the country. Because at this time, the south was not Soochow and Shu Han, but a group of weak forces.

After reading the public chapters, I felt tired, the chapters before and after seemed discontinuous, and some of the protagonist's actions were inexplicable. . . . Gg

I think the author's writing is pretty good. It's like grandpa telling you stories. There aren't so many enthusiastic middle-schoolers, and there's no pretense of plagiarizing poetry. There is no so-called paper-making gunpowder shells, and an industrial power has been built in almost a few chapters. You were telling the story slowly, and I sat there and listened slowly. People who like dynamic rock music may feel at home here. I just need a pot of tea to close my eyes and listen here.

Anyone can write historical novels, but newcomers are advised to write fantasy

I don't think the protagonist can just live and die and become a rich man if he wants anything. Don't make a business too big and end it like this if you don't have the skills or ability to do it. The military doesn't understand politics or technology, and it doesn't know anything about it. Why do you think it's time to travel through time? Come to experience the landlord? The author's introduction persuades readers to quit

I think Zhao Da definitely did not want to give the position to his younger brother. Even if he established the crown prince, it was to stabilize people's hearts. My personal idea is that Lao Zhao plans to wait until the world is stabilized before hinting to his younger brother to recognize the situation and take the initiative to give in. Just like Liu Xiu, Zhao Da pounced in advance. Is it possible that Zhao Er couldn't wait? Of course, this is speculation, but it conforms to a certain logic.

There is a saying that Zhao Da planned to move the capital to break Zhao Er's deployment in Kaifeng. Unfortunately, it failed, and then Zhao Er took action.

The most important thing you should do when you travel to the Song Dynasty and become an emperor is to reshape the military spirit of the country rather than engage in official governance. Although the establishment of the Northern Song Dynasty had the power to suppress the military by drinking wine to release military power, the first two emperors really did not treat the warriors as savage beasts as their successors did. However, after Zhenzong Yao, the emperor had no martial arts and could not use his personality charm to strengthen his authority. He was also worried that the warriors would repeat the old separatist feudalism in the late Tang Dynasty, so they supported civilian officials to suppress the military people without a bottom line. The root of the weakness of the Song Dynasty was Zhenzong. With modern thinking, it is easy to avoid military personnel harming the political power.

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Can the author create a linkage with Menghualu? Anyway, it's all fictitious [null]

The protagonist has no enemies. As long as the protagonist has certain military and political capabilities, Zhao will make the protagonist the prince. I think the main plot of this type is war and governance, and other things are unnecessary.

I don't know what the author wrote!

The writing is too fake, neither reasonable nor passionate and nondescript. Abandoned

I looked at him as De Biao during the Song Dynasty, and thought that Fan Debiao had traveled to the Song Dynasty.