Ascend the Throne, My King!
登基吧！大王！
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The word "adult" was used in dramas during the Song Dynasty, but in the Tang, Song, and Ming Dynasties it meant parents or elders. The author must have watched too many period dramas with queues (braided hairstyles).
One picture to start.
How long could they hold out against the powerful Mongol Empire?
I'm a long-time fan, I've followed several books, and a lot of them have been censored. Author, you should either write about the protagonist's struggles and create a feudal country like the Ming Dynasty, or avoid getting involved in things like capitalist reform and state-owned enterprise reform.
Here's a small suggestion for the author: Your war scenes are well-depicted, and the plot is very tight, but the biggest problem is that the supporting characters are stereotypical and lack presence, much like Wang Miao, the protagonist of the first book of "The Three-Body Problem," who is essentially a human recorder. The supporting characters in this book are all completely NPC-like.
Also, the author should change the protagonist's identity in modern times. Otherwise, if a modern loser can dominate in ancient times, what would that make our ancestors? Show some respect. The protagonist should at least be a successful or talented person in modern times, not a loser. Don't belittle the ancients.
I want to go back to that cesspool of the Southern Song Dynasty. I'm going to work diligently with the Mongols. Exterminate the Jurchen people. Slaughter all the scholar-officials in that cesspool.
In ancient times, one needed a harem to succeed. In ancient times, the imperial harem was a symbol of power and also a means of winning people's hearts. First, to succeed, you need the help of others. How can you gain their trust? Political marriage is the simplest way. There are also more complex methods, such as binding interests together.
Since the protagonist's surname is Zhao at the end of the Song Dynasty, why is he even here? Doesn't the Zhao family have a gene for mental illness? The saying "Dirty Tang, Diseased Song" isn't just a joke.
If you can't carry out a landlord revolution, you might as well follow the Mongols. If you're going to use ideological methods, you might as well just give them a system.
There's really no good life in a cowardly dynasty, it's a hellish version.