
Reborn in the Song Dynasty: A Map Lies Within My Eyes
重生大宋:我眼睛里有一副地图
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- Ongoing
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- 168k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
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A mess
Just like writing about a lifetime of wealth and honor, remove all the mystical and nonsensical parts at the end. If you honestly focus on farming and grain storage while incorporating technology, your results won't be bad. The Northern and Southern Song Dynasties, from the beginning to the end. If the time and place were different, I could write seven or eight books. Why not follow the established path to success? Why do you keep writing worse and worse?
Did this really get written by the person in question? Did they sell the account?
I think they've sold the account... Also, the person writing this probably has some kind of mental illness; they should see a psychiatrist. Don't avoid seeking medical help.
The fortunes are getting bigger and bigger! I still think the best feeling is living a life of wealth and prosperity while farming in Zhongmu.
Nostalgia for a Lifetime of Wealth and the Tumultuous Song Dynasty
After a few days of downtime, is this a restart? Abandoning the skill-based farming style? Switching to a Musou-style mode?
How much does a level 5 account cost?
If you want to achieve good results, go back to developing your skills and farming; war novels are only good for self-entertainment.
Without referencing history, relying solely on one's own deductions will result in poor logic. The Tianhan Kingdom, for example, initially drew upon historical precedents, but its arguments failed to hold water. Being half a step ahead is sufficient.