I Really Don't Want to Be Emperor Qinzong of Song

In reality, the Jingkang Incident was entirely caused by the own foolish actions of the two emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty and a group of incompetent civil officials! The first defense of Kaifeng was a prime example: utterly inexperienced, poorly defended, and a massive waste of manpower and resources. Even the commander-in-chief, Li Gang, was a military incompetent!

The temple name Wuzong isn't ideal. If the emperor unified the fragmented regimes of the Northern Song Dynasty, it would signify a revival and expansion. Zhongzong or Xuanzong would be better choices. Historically, Wuzong is mostly a figurehead, with temple names and posthumous titles being distinct.

The author's historical knowledge is lacking; he makes many assumptions and is too superstitious about so-called famous generals. Conquering the world is not that simple!

Wars are fought over the economy. The economy of an agrarian culture is based on agriculture. Money, food, and tools are fundamental. The idea of ​​scholars sharing the world is not just empty talk. Land annexation was a historical inevitability in every dynasty. The interest groups that are based on agriculture cannot be resolved by the emperor killing a few people.

Will the protagonist's temple name really be Wuzong? If so, then this can be a veto.

Emperor Wu of Han was far inferior to Emperor Xuan of Han; he was simply a spendthrift.

The shame of Jingkang remains unavenged. The hatred of the subjects, when will it end?

Let's get fired up! I'm so frustrated reading history.

Jingkang

Did the author overlook the Yuanfeng Reforms and Cai Jing's Reforms? Some content is contradictory.