
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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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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I don't have any ill feelings towards the Yuan Dynasty. They defeated others with sheer strength. As for the massacres they committed, I can only say that they didn't feel like they happened back in Taiyuan.
Unexpectedly good
This is a rare story on Qidian. The protagonist currently has a dual identity, which is quite advantageous. As a prince consort, and with his son having been bestowed the title of Golden Family by Genghis Khan, he can govern a portion of Mongolia in his son's name. He can also rule the Song Dynasty in the name of his Zhao family lineage.
The son-in-law's ascension to the throne was illegitimate. If he lost the Mongol army's core support, he would probably suffer a fate even worse than that of Emperor Hailing (Wanyan Liang). Therefore, in the end, he still had to march south to the Song Dynasty to prove his Mongol identity, subjecting them to cultural humiliation and massacres as rewards, in order to unite and consolidate the…
Why is it said that a lower civilization ruling over a higher civilization is a disaster? History remembers.
The Mongol Yuan and Manchu Qing dynasties serve as stark lessons; a lack of vision inevitably leads to a short-lived existence.
Unifying Mongolia is just a minor skirmish; when they march south to attack the Song Dynasty, the comment section will inevitably be a bloodbath. 😁 I've read several Qing Dynasty novels before, and even just writing about the Kangxi era, the authors couldn't withstand the pressure and had to abandon them. I don't even want to imagine how much criticism this book will receive when it goes on to conquer the Song Dynasty.
Isn't the protagonist just the opposite of Guo Jing? Guo Jing is the epitome of chivalry, and as for the protagonist, well, let him be the Mongol Khan if he wants to.
Han Chinese and Mongolian ancestry? Isn't that just mixed blood?
Destroying the Song dynasty was a must; the Great Song was utterly unworthy of ruling the world.
This introduction is hilarious! "Mixed Mongolian and Han Chinese"? Mongolia is just a geographical term! How can you be mixed race?
Minority regimes lack the conditions for technological development! The author's starting point is flawed.