The Ruthless Song Dynasty

The fall of the Song Dynasty was not due to a lack of cavalry, renowned generals, or brave soldiers. What it lacked was an ambitious emperor and his court. An emperor who dares to fight will produce many outstanding generals, and his soldiers will have no fear.

They keep calling it "hell level," don't they know what "hell level" really means? Throwing you onto an African slave ship as a slave at the start is considered "hell level."

Unless you rebel and become emperor, forget about relying on those cowardly emperors of the Song Dynasty.

Whether or not they rebelled, if they didn't rebel early enough, there's no need to write about it. Just look at the fates of famous generals like Yue Fei, Meng Gong, Yu Jie, Pu Zezhi, Liu Zheng, and Cao Youwen. The greater a military general's achievements, the faster they died.

It is well known that as long as the Song Dynasty was not ruled by the Zhao family, they were generally very capable in battle.

Is the author here? I want to ask if this book will end in a rebellion? If it won't, please answer that? Unless the Song Dynasty changes its leader, it's truly beyond saving.

Honestly, I really loved the author's other book, *Global Three Kingdoms*. I was blown away when I first read it, and I've read it at least four times since. In my opinion, a Three Kingdoms time-travel novel should be structured this way. At the very least, don't write thousands of chapters with internal strife – what's the point? Just showing off and wasting time?

Is there a good outcome to being a dog for a coward?

If you're not going to rebel, don't bother writing; it's pointless. I'm quitting.

Why does your web novel read like a complete biography of Yue Fei? If I wanted to read the complete biography of Yue Fei, there are parts I couldn't read. Why do I have to read this monstrosity? I'm dropping it.