The Great Song Dynasty's Loyal Subject: I Really Never Meant to Become Emperor

Without any cheat codes or particularly strong martial arts skills, he relies entirely on his wits when venturing out into the world 😏. His humble origins and long rise to power make him less than ideal. Most readers' knowledge of this period is limited to the Jingkang Incident, a popular and satisfying event.

Upon learning that Yue Fei had died, I suddenly lost interest.

It's so frustrating! When will we get to war? If you want to achieve something, you have to break free from this court and its inner circle. I think you shouldn't have come to Lin'an, except for Guanzhong. Didn't Yue Fei die in Lin'an?

Many plot points are woven together. The beginning is relatively lighthearted, starting with the surprise attack by the Jurchens, and the protagonist begins to grow. It's worth recommending.

Describing the officialdom of the early Southern Song Dynasty from a modern perspective has many merits, including plenty of references and a well-written narrative. However, it also has significant drawbacks: a lack of immersion and a sense of frustration, especially after the protagonist arrives in Lin'an.

In their spare time, the author could consult Deng Guangming's *Biography of Yue Fei*; Wang Zengyu's *New Biography of Yue Fei*, *A Study of Yue Fei and the Military Affairs of the Early Southern Song Dynasty*, *A Preliminary Exploration of the Military System of the Song Dynasty*, and *The Military System of the Liao and Jin Dynasties*; Gong Yanming's *A Critical Biography of Yue Fei* and *A…

Good book! But the transition at the beginning was a bit abrupt; otherwise, the grades would have been even better!

The claim that Wang Gui falsely accused Yue Fei is baseless and a smear campaign by later generations! After Yue Fei relinquished his military power, Wang Jun became the top commander. Wang Jun was the first to accuse Zhang Xian and Yue Yun of plotting rebellion. Would Wang Jun dare to suppress this? Knowing the truth and failing to report it is tantamount to acquittal!

150,000 Words, 300 favorites, a bit embarrassing.

This novel is so well written! Keep up the good work, Baili! You'll definitely become a top-tier author. For those waiting for updates, you can also check out "Rolling Ming Dynasty," it's pretty good too.