Topple Jin, Restore Song: From the Start, Xin Qiji Called Me Big Brother
伐金覆宋：开局辛弃疾喊我做大哥
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- Completed
- Length
- 377k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
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What's the point of supporting such a coward? Those who don't support him should give him a thumbs up.
Okay, the synopsis is good, I'll follow it. Having read so many time-travel novels set in the Song Dynasty, I've only found one—the one where Bang Ge transmigrates into Jiu Mei—unpleasant to read. Does the Zhao family even deserve a powerful new man to start anew? They're corrupt and illegitimate.
Let's discuss the author's insistence on using the military systems and institutions of the Han and Tang dynasties. The author must believe the Song dynasty was incompetent, therefore its system is worthless. The Song dynasty's incompetence stemmed from multiple factors; the system wasn't the primary reason.
Even the legendary general Yue Fei needed three years to train his troops, and you formed an army in just two months? That's awesome!
I haven't watched it yet, but I saw a comment saying that the protagonist learned from the Tang Dynasty's system, so I'll tell you about it. Tibet, Goryeo, and Japan all learned from the Tang Dynasty's system. In the later stages, these four countries all experienced the same situation as the Tang Dynasty, with their own foreign armies controlling the central government!
For those experiencing a reading slump, you might want to check out the older book, "The Glory of the Han Dynasty Begins with the Conquest of the Western Regions."
It's pretty fun, but isn't the pace too fast? They've already taken the middle ground so quickly.
Let me share my thoughts. The Northern Song, Jin, Western Xia, and Southern Song—frankly, apart from the Northern Song, the others were all warlord regimes. Calling them legitimate is nonsense. I genuinely don't understand why the novel world defines the Southern Song as the righteous side simply because its warlord leader was Han Chinese.
If you marry a Jin princess, this book will be ruined. How can you drive out the Tartars and deal with the Jurchens if you marry a Jin princess?
The Zhao Song royal family should be banished to the lowest social class, so that they may never be reborn.