
Moonlight Over the Northern Song
北宋月明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 175k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The last book written about Li Shimin was too stupid. I hope the author will consider this one. You can bring in personal information, but can the kind of famous person through the ages be written more brilliantly? Even the villain must have a heroic posture. What does it mean to be like a minor character in an Internet article ten years ago?
To be honest, at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, it was really rotten to the core of the millet, and it was completely unreasonable to survive without being able to help it. Just look at what happened to Yue Fei who wanted to support the Song Dynasty, and you can see the stupid things that the Zhao family's auspicious three treasures and those civil servants did to save their lives when the Jingkang Disgrace happened. They were just professional stabbing experts who couldn't hold up the wall. In the Northern Song Dynasty, they joined forces with the Jin Kingdom to destroy the Liao Dynasty and then themselves were destroyed by the Jin Kingdom a few years later. In the Southern Song Dynasty, they joined forces with the Mongols to destroy the Jin Kingdom. It was the same fate. Unfortunately, there was no Yue Fei to trick them this time.
After reading Jin Yan's book, I could appreciate the scenery of the early Tang Dynasty. This book gave me so many surprises. Li Ke went north as a hostage at the age of eight. Tens of thousands of people knelt down to see him off. Qin Shubao personally respectfully invited him to mount the horse. I cried when I read the novel for the first time. I hope Jinyan won't disappoint me next time.
I just found out that the author has published a new book, and then I found out that it was The Eunuch. What's even worse is that The Eunuch was also from the previous year, ugh
My favorite book by the author is "The Bastard Takes the Tang Dynasty" because I have seen many of the characters in it from books and TV series. When I see their names, I think of who they are in the TV series, such as "Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" and "The Legend of Wu Meiniang". Now that I am writing a book about the Northern Song Dynasty, the only impression I have of the Northern Song Dynasty is Zhao Kuangyin. , Wearing a yellow robe, releasing military power with a glass of wine, I only know these particularly famous things about the generals of the Yang family, and the Northern Song Dynasty written by the author happens to be about a dynasty that I don't know about, so it seems very strange to me. I feel that it is because my history is too shallow, and I only know the historical figures of the Tang Dynasty through watching TV series.
I read the latest chapter in one go, and it seems to be my favorite type so far.
No one has taken it, so I'll take the first post 🙂
It looks very comfortable. Why is it a eunuch?
Those who have read this from the concubine's seizure of the Tang Dynasty support the author!
I voted a monthly vote for the author. I am a long-time reader of the previous book. I will start reading it once I have gained some weight.