
The Song Dynasty's Emperor
北宋官家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Having grasped the author's line of thought, it becomes clear that the author intends to transform the Song Dynasty into the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist, a 13-year-old child, has an insatiable thirst for power, even eagerly seizing power from his own mother (whom everyone considers his mother).
Reforms in the Song Dynasty were the most difficult. The emperor lacked sufficient power, and the ministers were not of one mind with him, making it several times more difficult than in the Ming Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, reform was less effective than outright rebellion.
The protagonist has lived for decades and doesn't even know that political power grows out of the barrel of a gun! First, he wins over the military commanders and seizes control of the army, then he collects taxes! Politics is about wielding both guns and money, using both carrot and stick!
I couldn't hold back anymore when I got to chapter 330.
Frankly, this book does have many flaws, but I can tolerate most of them. However, author, are you serious? Sending half a teacher to be an undercover agent in Western Xia? Have you really considered the consequences of such a high-ranking official defecting? Won't your reputation suffer a huge blow? And if you don't exterminate his entire clan, will Western Xia really value him?
Eunuchs, again and again. Can you please stop writing about eunuchs all the time? The Song Dynasty wasn't the Ming Dynasty. You keep trying to legitimize eunuchs and give them political status, but the problem is that society as a whole doesn't support it.
Without any special abilities, an ordinary person becoming emperor would absolutely be a tyrant, 100% certain.
Coins from the reign of Emperor Renzong of Song
Emperor Renzong of Song used nine reign titles during his 42-year reign: Tiansheng, Mingdao, Jingyou, Baoyuan, Kangding, Qingli, Huangyou, Zhihe, and Jiayou. Coins unearthed from a Song Dynasty coin hoard at Xisai Mountain in Huangshi in 1967
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Emperor Renzong's biggest crisis was actually not having a son. If this problem wasn't addressed first, everything else would be in vain. Find 20 women between 20 and 30 years old who had given birth, schedule intercourse with them according to their ovulation periods, and work hard for three months. I refuse to believe that they couldn't produce at least eight or ten sons.