I Am the True Ancestor of the Song Dynasty
朕才是宋世祖
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- Completed
- Length
- 828k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Why establish the Song Dynasty if everyone's rebelling? It's better to establish a new dynasty, because the Song Dynasty's foundation was flawed.
Yue Fei
The protagonist's identity is not simple; he is Emperor Xiaozong's biological father!
What a hodgepodge!
You can write a historical novel on a platform, and I can understand adding characters from Water Margin, but then there's Murong Fu, Wang Yuyan, Duan Yu, and the Carefree Sect—it's unbelievable! Have all historical novel authors become like this? It's a complete waste of people's time.
Couldn't he have stopped calling himself Emperor Shizu of Song? He might as well have just become the founding emperor himself. Given the state of the Song Dynasty, only Zhao Kuangyin could have done it. He even had several ancestors to rely on, so what was this talk of ancestral laws?
The following are countries founded by the top 30 most populous surnames. Surname, Country Name, Founder 1. Wang: Xin (Wang Mang) 2. Li: Han (Li Xiong) 3 photos: Liang (Zhang Gui) 4. Liu: Han Dynasty (Liu Bang) 5. Chen: Chen (Chen Baxian) 6. Yang: Sui Dynasty (Yang Jian) 7. Zhao: Nanyue (Zhao Tuo) 8. Huang: Qi (Huang Chao) 9 weeks: 10 Wu: Wu (Wu Rang) 11 Xu: Song (Xu Shouhui)
The premise of "The Commoner" is fine, but the writing style is too tiring to read.
While I usually focus on imaginative ideas and concepts, reading this author's books is exhausting. It doesn't feel like relaxing reading a novel; it's more like reading a thesis. From beginning to end, it feels didactic, constantly reminding you how meticulously I've thought things through and how logically I've designed everything, greatly diminishing the reading experience.
It's so incongruous to mix historical fiction with martial arts fiction. Those breathing techniques are completely pseudoscience. Many people believe in those mysterious and profound things from ancient times, which is why swindlers like Wang Lin can deceive celebrities and the wealthy!
Several content creators on short video platforms and other sites have mentioned that the Song Dynasty did not kill its ministers, except for Yue Fei. Why did such a national hero as Yue Fei have to die? It wasn't because his achievements threatened the emperor; those were just excuses to cover things up.
The author is quite strange; he only scratches the surface of historical fiction, doesn't put in the effort to research historical details, and doesn't seem to want to write a lighthearted, enjoyable story. It's truly a hodgepodge.