Water Margin: Kidnapping Song Huizong and Extorting Power

I haven't read it yet, but the synopsis is very imaginative. It has some ideas but seems to have no ideas. Is the world ruled by the emperor alone? Wrong, that is the world of literati and officials. If the Dog Emperor is willing to give away the throne, his ministers will never agree. It is more likely to establish a new king. It's just the Song version of the Ming Dynasty.

Life in the Northern Song Dynasty

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The title of the book gives people the feeling that Hong Xing and Jiang Tiansheng are going to kidnap Queen Elizabeth.

The author and queen are all endowed with Wu Zetian's aspirations by you. You can also let the prince or King Kang get Zhu Di's ambition to rebel, and the prime minister have Sima Yi's ambition.

At first glance, this title is full of poisonous points. Let's not talk about the kidnapping. Even if you kidnap, you can't take away the country.

If this group of bandits and desperadoes who kill and loot goods are allowed to enter the court and get involved, it will be a nightmare for these traitorous officials! This group of people have no bottom line in what they do and are uncontrollable. The way these treacherous ministers persecute people simply won't work. If you reason, I will follow the law. If you follow the law, I will play rough tricks with you. 😰😰😰

To be honest, the author took it too much for granted. It can also be said that the author wrote about Chao Gai's kidnapping of Song Huizong too quickly. There were too few available talents, not even 108 of the original work, and even fewer advisers. To do this kind of thing, we need an elite army of about 5,000 people, comparable to the Western Army. Then he stationed himself in the capital. This was a last-ditch move to prevent Zhao Song's troops from the capital from counterattacking. The author did not play the role of Shi Qian. Zhao Ji went to celebrate the birthday of the concubine. It was inconvenient for the protagonist to send someone there, so it was okay to send Shi Qian, the gentleman from Liang Shang? Who would have thought of lying on the roof and eavesdropping on Zhao Ji and others?

The idea of ​​kidnapping the emperor was quite good, but when it came to Fang La's rebellion, it was just a routine. He had just become the regent of a country, and before his base was stable, he went to put down the rebellion. It's also called letting the enemy jump out on its own. It's really funny to throw away the watermelon and pick up the sesame seeds. Although this is a novel, the difference between the two plots is indeed a bit big.

In fact, it is the same as the Xi'an Incident. At that time, many people within the Kuomintang were looking forward to the end of the bald period and their own rise to power. You kidnapped the emperor, and there are princes behind you. Many of the prince's heirs are looking forward to your vote.

It's an imaginative and unusual Water Margin novel 🤓

How can you prove that Yan Shun will ascend to the throne? Once Huangpao joins the rebellion in various places, it will not be easier than fighting the country again. At this point in time, justice is not with you. Unless the Jin soldiers go south and the emperor escapes, you can turn the tide and gain justice and fame. The author's imagination is okay, but he wants to be the emperor too much. Of course, it is useless to try to coerce the emperor to control the princes. Although the Song Dynasty was already rotten to the core by Huizong, don't underestimate those officials, gentlemen and doctors. Of course, you can use ruthless means to kill a group of them, but it will be useless. Refer to Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty, who killed many people. Those scholar-bureaucrats still went their own way.

Well written! Young people are good.

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The current emperor is actually just a piece of meat. Even if he spreads the news and has an army to protect him, he will lose the value of being used. At that time, he will only be voted out. It is better to live well and be a puppet now. In history, he was captured by the cheap gold army and suffered humiliation. He did not think of committing suicide. He lived for a long time later. Now he is just a puppet and can still enjoy the treatment of the emperor, so he is reluctant to die.

Ha ha! It is similar to the political thinking of the Red Flower Club in "The Book of Swords and Enmities".

If you can rob a country by capturing an emperor, it doesn't matter if the protagonist captures

The prince still has to kill a few ambitious people, kill someone with a borrowed knife, or find someone to take the blame. Don't get too entangled. . . The protagonist has kidnapped the emperor. This kind of conspiracy behind the scenes will lead to the death of several household registration books. How to deal with it?