I Serve as a Censor in the Great Song

This author is probably not a newcomer. Newcomers are not of this level. They are either just a vest, or they have written a lot of street stories, and then they came up with this book. The writing is very humanistic and has a bit of historical charm. Especially about the promotion of officials in ancient times, it is very realistic. In many historical novels, the protagonists are promoted and knighted casually. It is really a fool's errand. It can't be that easy. From ancient times to the present, there are rules and regulations for promotion in any dynasty. It does not mean that you can be promoted immediately if the emperor wants you to be promoted. It is just that you have many opportunities, but you still need to be ranked based on seniority, especially in the middle of the dynasty, not counting the early days of the founding of the country and the end of the dynasty, when the system was incomplete and collapsed. The same is true in modern times. You also know the situation before the founding of the People's Republic of China and the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. You also know the current promotion situation. This is a law and will not change due to one person's will. Let's just say this, if the author writes well, if he keeps writing like this, there will definitely be no problem with this book! For me, an Internet literature enthusiast, it is not easy for the author to write such an article. He needs to consult a lot of information. The first 5,000 items in his browsing history are definitely about the Song Dynasty. Hahaha, because I have also tried to write online articles, it is a pure hobby, and I still have not given up. I do not ask to make money, because my writing is relatively poor, it is just a pure hobby.

It feels pretty good. I have wanted to read this kind of admonishment novel for a long time, but most of them are brainless and cool novels like death admonition, all kinds of suicide attempts. To be honest, like this situation in ancient times, no matter which emperor values ​​​​face, Li Shimin is generous enough, right? Do you think Wei Zheng dares to say that Li Shimin killed his brother and his brother every day? The protagonist of that kind of brainless novel walks through minefields in court meetings every day. This kind of thing will greatly damage the majesty of the court, and no emperor will tolerate it. The advice in this novel is very tactful, and it does not advise everything. In fact, I feel that this is the normal practice of advice in ancient times. Normally, you can give advice on such things, but for such a big matter, will the emperor not know that he is wrong? You might be able to succeed with a little more enlightenment, but if you insist on forcing the emperor to admit his mistake, there is only a dead end. At present, I feel that the logic of the novel is rigorous and there are not many poisonous points. I feel that it is worth reading.

In the historical text of the Song Dynasty, the protagonist begins with a small essay admonishing the officials, gathering the sages of the Song Dynasty, stirring up trouble in the court, triggering a wave of reforms, and striving to change the poor and weak Song Dynasty. Among them, Song Renzong, Bao Zheng, Ouyang Xiu and Wang Anshi are vividly portrayed. The protagonist is wise and affectionate, has no major poisonous points, and is identified as the best food and grass.

Yang Guang, one of the Ten Philosophers of Net Temple, has returned to the world again. I really didn't expect anyone to praise him now.

The book is a good book, but it is a bit too idealistic. I feel that because I am the protagonist, things can be done. Putting aside some applied policies that were not in line with the productivity of the times, the conflicts with Liao and Xixia were written in an idealistic way, just like playing house. If it could simply defend the city and consume tens of thousands of Liao troops, and simply go around and capture the enemy commander alive, the Song Dynasty would not have been suppressed by the Liao for so many years. If Yelu Chongyuan was so easy to deal with, Liao Xingzong and Daozong would not focus on appeasing him.

I feel that many policies are taken for granted, without taking into account the background of the times and productivity, and copying modern management systems mechanically. At the very least, in many cases the ancients were not without wisdom, but were unable to achieve efficient management due to communication methods.

Quan Song's question, what can a literati do?

Taiwan's remonstrances can't save the Song Dynasty. What officials say and do is decided by their butts. In the end, they just make the people suffer again.

The author's writing style is good, his angle is novel, and his skills are solid. The previous rating was 80+. Later, he failed because of excessive cheating, which caused a drama. If you, a beggar, can be trained as a Jinshi by a private private school and still be ranked high, I will treat you as if you have met an old grandfather and a hermit. Reform, can you push it forward so smoothly with just this little effort? Can a few words of verbal escape make the soldiers of the Song Dynasty realize their shame and become brave and passionate?

It's so well written. I haven't seen such a logical and non-conforming historical article in a long time. The author is definitely aiming for platinum at this level.