I’ll Transmigrate in Three Days, and I’ve Revived the Great Song!

Choosing any dynasty is a bad choice, but the Song Dynasty was doomed from the moment it proposed sharing power with the scholar-officials. Unless you overthrow it and establish a new dynasty that fundamentally changes the emphasis on civil administration over military affairs.

The idea that the Song Dynasty shared power with its scholar-officials was not just a slogan. Even if the emperor wanted to change the Song Dynasty's ways by patching things up from scratch, it would be better to rebel and start over.

You're kidding me. The Song Dynasty only involved tearing down and rebuilding; there was no real change. Their national policy was fundamentally established, and military men accepted their low status. This perception permeated the entire country, making change far more difficult than starting over.

To be honest, given the situation in the Song Dynasty, if it were someone like Liu Bang, Liu Yu, Zhu Yuanzhang, or Li Zicheng who had captured Bianliang, it would have been incredibly gratifying!

Wearing Song Dynasty clothes won't destroy Song Dynasty, chrysanthemum-shaped electric drill.

What's the point of reviving a bunch of cowards? They're rotten to the core; they might as well rebel, break everything down, and start afresh.

The Jingkang Incident was a truly shameful moment for the Song Dynasty. The protagonist must change this history and make the Song Dynasty stand up for itself.

Let me put it this way: the common people of the Song Dynasty were very brave and martial. Archery, swordsmanship, and hand-to-hand combat had reached their peak. There were numerous folk gangs. If it weren't for the emperors' cowardice and suppression of martial artists, the Song Dynasty could have easily defeated everything in its surrounding areas.

Everyone's IQ is failing. This is toxic.

If you were to transmigrate into the body of Zhao Heng, would you still care about sharing the world with the scholar-officials? I'm thinking that even being torn apart by five horses is better than doing nothing, right?