Small County Magistrate in the Late Song Dynasty

If you don't rebel and become emperor, just watch the lights, there is no sense of satisfaction.

Traveling through time without rebellion is a waste of life.

The plot is indescribably weird. If a normal person wants to control a place, he must first collude with the local officials. Unless you make up your mind to rebel. The villain at the beginning is quite inexplicable. And you said that buying a group of people to attack the government office is not enough. It relies solely on deception and provocation, and makes people look like fools. . . There is a saying that if things don't concern you, just hang on high.

No, buddy, why don't we stop writing this emotional line?

First, coastal cities in ancient times generally had a sparse population. This is because there is little land that can produce food in coastal areas, and most of it is saline-alkali land. Cities with a large population are commercial cities, and most of them are businessmen or people who rely on commercial life. Second, typhoons in coastal areas extremely restrict development. It was only after the Industrial Revolution that resistance became possible. Third, the various production raw materials required are basically imported from inland areas, which virtually increases costs and time. Fourth, the rampant cavalry in ancient times was the biggest problem that could not be solved in coastal areas, let alone weapons, armor, etc. So unless super powerful plug-ins are given, it really feels like hell.

Is this book going to go against the grain later on? Or will they cultivate people who are qualified to become kings? I personally think that in the late Song Dynasty, a small county magistrate was useless. Just like the mighty Qi Jiguang, he was dragged to death. As a county magistrate, you have no soldiers and no one in the court (someone may not support you by then). How can you resist? A decree can make you leave, or the Yuan people's cavalry can come over, or a siege can trap you to death. Revolt, accumulate food widely, build a high city, and call from high places, princes, generals, and ministers, it is better to have the guts, haha. Come on!

I haven't read it yet, but I actually looked at the introduction and read it in a bamboo-like tone Haha

This book is the only readable novel I have recently found on major websites. The author should keep updating. As long as you persevere, you will get good results.

The Qinlian area was massacred by Vietnam in the Northern Song Dynasty. Nanning, Guigang, Hechi, Baise, Di Qing and Nong Zhigao came and plowed it twice. Is there any data on how many people were left in the late Song Dynasty?

Have you finished the word count? It's a good beginning. Alas, I thought it would be a magical book, but I'm disappointed.

Develop the navy and rush to save Yashan at the last moment

The biggest point is that the conflict between old and new ideas is not written, and the difficulty of transforming old ideas is almost impossible. Even in modern times, you can find out for yourself how many people really understand the relationship of production and the concept of productivity, not to mention how stubborn the three views of adults are. In the end, it is still a few grades behind the Zaizhi Tianxia I watched back then.

It's getting more and more watery, tsk tsk, disappointing.

After reading the introduction, I have no desire to read it. It is best to write an introduction in classical Chinese in an ancient style. Don't write it like a fool.

I think the first few chapters are really good. The ancient style of speaking feels right, and the cautious fear of being discovered is also very real. It wasn't until the Shao family sent the protagonist two maids that things started to get uncomfortable together. I knew the protagonist wanted to show equality. It would be okay if they were very familiar with the words and deeds of the two women. They had only known each other for two or three days, and the protagonist was still a magistrate. The dialogue was really poisonous.

The plot has become more and more complicated recently. Has the author changed? I've been losing my word count, how can I keep up? Is the irrelevant character portrayed just for the water chapter? If this continues, I will remove it from the bookshelf and reward monthly tickets.