The Golden Clan: I Lead the Mongol Cavalry to Conquer Europe and Asia
黄金家族，我带蒙古铁骑横扫亚欧
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I don't have any bad feelings towards the Yuan Dynasty. They just rely on their strength to beat others and make them scream. As for the massacre of the city, I just want to say that I can't feel it from Taiyuan.
Surprisingly good
It is rare to start with a Mongolian protagonist. The protagonist now has a dual identity, which is acceptable, because he is the consort, and his son was given the name of the Golden Family by Genghis Khan. He can take over a part of Mongolia in the name of his son. He can also take over the Song Dynasty in the name of his surname Zhao, and in the name of the Zhao Da lineage, and compared with the previous Song Dynasty novels, this book is really readable It's too comfortable, maybe because strength is respected in Mongolia, and the hero's starting identity is so exciting. There are no other protagonists in the Song Dynasty who not only have to fight against foreign enemies and develop, but also fight against hostile forces in the officialdom. What the hero does is to show off his talents as much as possible. The plot is very exciting and there is nothing sloppy
The son-in-law himself is not in the right position. If you lose the base of the Mongolian army, you will probably end up worse than Hailing King Wan Yanliang. So in the end, they had to go south to the Song Dynasty to prove their Mongolian attributes, and be rewarded with cultural humiliation and massacre, so as to unite and unite the basic base of the Mongolian army. At the same time, they also had to shave their heads and change their uniforms as a loyalty test, obedience training and collaborator selection. Otherwise, their own legitimacy would be questionable, and they would go straight to collapse if they still followed the losers.
Why is it said that it is a disaster for a low-level civilization to dominate a high-level civilization? History has memory.
The Mongolian Yuan and the Manchu Qing Dynasties all taught naked lessons. If the pattern is not big enough, they are destined not to go far.
Unifying Mongolia is just a small effort. When we go south to attack the Song Dynasty, the comment section will definitely be filled with blood. 😁 The few Qing Dynasty books I read before only wrote about the Kangxi period, and the author could not withstand the pressure. I can't imagine how this book will be sprayed when the Song Dynasty is destroyed later.
Isn't the protagonist the opposite of Guo Jing? Guo Jing is a great hero, the protagonist. Well, if you like to be the Great Khan of Mongolia, just be the Great Khan of Mongolia.
Han Chinese and Mongolian ancestry? Isn't it just Chuan'er?
Destroying the Song Dynasty is a must, and Da Zi is not worthy of occupying the world.
This introduction makes me laugh to death. Mongolian and Chinese are mixed. Mongolia itself is a regional name. Why are you mixed?
Ethnic minority regimes have no soil for the development of science and technology! The author's starting point for writing is wrong