Becoming a Prince in the Late Northern Song
在北宋末年当皇子
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No soldiers, no money, just messing around all day long. Even if a prince like this doesn't die, do you really think that those corrupt officials are the ones who are doing the job?
You can stop looking when you see him entering the city alone. The protagonist obviously does not take the lives of his family and subordinates seriously. It is illogical to hand over his life to someone who has malicious intentions towards him and not die. Let's all disperse
I left Bianjing a month later, and I still don't know how many articles the author can write 😒
Seeing now, I feel something is wrong. I can understand that the protagonist went into danger alone before. After all, the protagonist, the Thirteenth Prince in the late Northern Song Dynasty, started the game with no power, no army, and too few chips. When the Jin Army was about to move south, he would be forced to study abroad if he didn't take risks. The current situation is that the protagonist has the most elite army in the Song Dynasty and has to go to Beijing alone. This is equivalent to placing his wealth and life on Zhao Heng's ability to judge the situation. Zhao Heng in the article is obviously a person who has no plans, is moody, and hates the protagonist extremely. Once the traitor is at work and the protagonist dies, how loyal will Guo Yaoshi and others be? Although Zhao Heng dislikes him, he has a reputation for righteousness. Once the court promises enough conditions, Guo Yaoshi and others will definitely not send troops to take revenge. After all, the protagonist has not even left an heir, so how can he raise the banner? The funniest thing is that in the article, Zhao Heng always suspected that the protagonist was cheating on him, but in fact, Zhao Heng was still slightly cheating on the protagonist. Although the protagonist himself and Chen Xiangzhu were also acting on the occasion, thinking about the protagonist having to bluff and compromise in front of Zhao Heng and Chen Xiangzhu again made me impatient. In the final analysis, I feel that the scene where the protagonist rushes to rescue Tokyo is not exciting enough. The protagonist is almost a soy sauce existence. Although the protagonist's army resists the Jin army, the story is mostly about the court. I think it is better to design the city of Tokyo to be destroyed. The protagonist's army comes one step late and hurriedly ascends the throne. Then the three armies are in silence, chase the Jin army, snatch back the palace family members, and pass a blood letter to the gold owner, asking to treat Zhao Heng well. . . Alas, I always feel that the author may not have thought it through properly due to performance issues. 😥
In the Remonstration Case, the treacherous minister was offended after becoming famous at the beginning; he accused the personal eunuch of despising the crude tea bricks and causing suffering to the common people; the treacherous minister escaped wisely and bravely when he was assassinated in revenge; he was rescued by his true love, Lady Xing, when he escaped and was in trouble; he rescued General Li on his way to office. Zhang Jue was killed and took revenge by using the sword of Jin to kill the traitor of Song; he surrendered to the victorious army and spread his wings... The overall reading is very comfortable. Zhao Shisan encourages his subordinates to speak and act without being angry or embarrassed, which makes Zhao Shisan have the style of a Confucian general.
Read it all at once. The author's writing style is good, and he can write characters and scenes. It makes me feel... Like "The Rise of the Humble Family" before. But that book is getting more and more confusing. The author wants to enrich the plot, but it is recommended to write more... Otherwise readers will feel that the word count is too low. . .
After reading the first twenty chapters, the protagonist always obeys everyone. I don't know what is going on in the Song Dynasty. He is a prince at least, but he acts like a commoner.
It looks so hot, why not just write the protagonist to death? It's really disgusting.
Three hundred chapters later, it seems that the protagonist has not really established himself in the Song Dynasty. He has indeed done a lot of things, but few things have been accomplished...
It could have been that the Jin army captured the emperor and took charge of it himself, but it was not written this way. I don't know what will happen next, can I still watch it?