Wife, Don't Do This!

The writing is really rubbish, not exciting, and has no IQ. For example, the imperial court does not pay military salaries, and border officers do not accept mutinies. Are you using love to generate electricity here? Can the corrupt officials behind who buy food and grass still be alive and kicking? This is treating others as turtles like the author. There's a lot of bullshit that doesn't make sense 😅

👐Open the pattern

Why doesn't the author of such a beautiful novel publish a new book?

The author has rich historical knowledge and profound writing skills, and has a correct view of key history. He has integrated the historical pain points in the novel such as the aristocratic families who disrupted the country, the hypocrisy of the Confucius family, the literati who misled the country, the people's livelihood, and the aliens' chaos in China. The dynasty's righteous war plan is also reasonable and very high-level.

You can see the beginning at first glance, it's too cliche, you'll be frustrated for dozens of chapters, and then you'll slowly pick up a few big shots. Revenge is at least in the later stages. The writing is okay. I really don't have any books to read so I can read it.

Well, I have rarely seen this writing method. After reading dozens of chapters, I feel a lot younger. It seems that I have returned to high school, when I and my classmates would watch Chen Beixuan with their MP3 players.

The plot is average and there are very few emotional scenes. To be honest, I originally wanted to come in to watch the daily and emotional scenes, but it turned out that there were basically none. It was just killing people and being on the way to kill every day.

Will the male protagonist also accept Luo Yuheng? Looking forward to it

So you haven't collected it now? Then why do we always write about how beautiful she is? Spend so much time describing her appearance. If such a beautiful supporting actress has a lot of roles and has a good relationship with the male protagonist, wouldn't it just be a missing piece and a divine eagle if we don't include her?

Byd is so excited that everything looks yellow. At first glance, I thought the title of the book was, Sister-in-law, don't be like this!

The writing style is too brisk. If it were a soul-transported story, it would be fine. It can be said that there is not much empathy. However, the protagonist is a transmigrated fetus. The protagonist's mother was poisoned, he also lost half his life, and he was suppressed for many years. The writing style is still so brisk. It always gives me the feeling that the protagonist is laughing and joking and has nothing to worry about.

Forging time of infantry armor - Single-collar armor takes time: The infantry armor of the Song Dynasty was woven from 1,825 iron leaves (according to "History of the Song Dynasty·Bing Zhi"), which required four processes of iron forging, leaf making, drilling and braiding. - Skilled craftsmen can only process 40-50 armor leaves per day (refer to the armor-making records in "Mengxi Bi Tan"). - The net working time for a single collar armor is about 37-46 days (including days off). In fact, due to cooperation, it can be shortened to 30 days per collar. - Large-scale production: The Southern Song Dynasty Military Supervision established "Jiafang". According to data from the Shaoxing decade (1140), the monthly output of government-run workshops nationwide was about 1,000 pieces of iron armor (peak value during wartime). Calculation: 3,000 benefits ÷ 1,000 benefits/month = 3 months (ideal). 2. Weapons and auxiliary equipment - Weapons such as heavy axes/crossbows are manufactured quickly (the official workshop can produce 3,000 crossbows per month) and can be completed simultaneously; - The process of auxiliary leather armor is simplified, and the manufacturing speed is more than three times that of iron armor. **Conclusion**: Weapons and auxiliary equipment can be ready within **2 months**. --- 2. Soldier Recruitment and Training Cycle 1. Soldier Recruitment: - Combat Soldiers: Drawn from the elite of the Forbidden Army or the Border Army, it takes about 1 month (the "selection system" in the Song Dynasty was more efficient). - Auxiliary troops: Recruit Xiang troops or recruit civilian men, about 15-20 days. 2. Military training: - Basic training (formation, weapons): The "Teaching and Review System" of the Song Dynasty stipulates that infantry must be trained for 90 days ("Martial Arts General Essentials"). - Special training for heavy equipment: - Marching with heavy loads (infantry armor weighs 29kg, adaptability training is required) - Formation to resist cavalry impact (against the Jin Army's "Iron Buddha" tactics) The special training needs to be extended for at least 60 days. Total training period: 150 days (about 5 months). 3. Logistics system construction time 1. Deployment of pack animals and vehicles: - It takes 1 month to purchase the pack horses (about 75 horses) and grain trucks required for 1,500 auxiliary troops through official market procurement. 2. Grain and grass material reserves: - Based on the daily consumption of 2 liters of rice per person, 4,500 people (combat troops + auxiliary troops) will need 8,100 liters of grain for 30 days, and water transportation dispatch will take 20 days. 3. Establishment of the command system: - Appointing generals, preparing rosters, and assigning auxiliary squads, about 15 days. In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, the cost of a set of "Bu Renjia" was 38 guan and 200 guan (i. E. 38.2 Guan), accounting for nearly half of the assets of a middle-class family. Calculation: 3,000 sets × 38.2 Pieces = 114,600 pieces. - Weapon cost: Each heavy infantryman needs to be equipped with a long-handled heavy axe (or heavy mace), a crossbow, a short knife and arrows: - Heavy axes/maces: about 300 knives (refer to the price of knives) - Bow: 2 800 knives, 100 arrows × 74 knives/head = 7.4 Knives - Dagger: 1 (estimated) Grain and grass transportation ("cart-front animal" system) - Camp construction, equipment maintenance - Wounded rescue, cooking support - Equipment: Light leather armor (about 10/set), dagger (1), transportation tools (cart/pack animal). 2. Cost of auxiliary troops - Equipment cost: 10 sticks of leather armor + 1 stick of short sword = 11 sticks/person Total: 1,500 people × 11 sticks = 16,500 sticks (one-time). - Annual expenses: - Salary: Auxiliary soldiers' monthly salary is 2 guan (lower than combat soldiers), annual salary is 24 guan - Transportation means: 5 packhorses/100 people (30 guan each), annual feed 15 guan/horse Calculation: - Salary: 1,500 people × 24 guan = 36,000 guan - Packhorse: 15 horses × (30 guan purchase + 15 guan/year feed) = 675 guan + 225 guan/year The total annual cost of auxiliary troops: 36,000 guan (salary) + 225 guan (feed) + maintenance fee ≈ 36,500 guan/year Converted to silver taels (1 tael of silver in the Southern Song Dynasty ≈ 3 taels of silver): - Total one-time investment: 175,275 guans ÷ 3 ≈ 58,425 taels of silver - Total annual maintenance: 182,645 taels of silver ÷ 3 ≈ 60,882 taels of silver. What's more, according to the description in the book, after the Han and Tang Dynasties, the Song Dynasty and the Five Dynasties and the Fifteen Kingdoms (similar), it is almost impossible to complete the task of three thousand fully armored infantry in Pingyang City.

Luo Yuheng

There are too many poisonous points in the first chapter of History within History. If your kidneys are better, will you not be poisoned? Don't make me laugh to death, then let me ask you, if the poison reaches your gastrointestinal tract, and the gastric digestion enters the gastric veins and mesenteric veins, where do you think these venous blood will send the "poison"? It will go to the heart, and the heart will then pump it to the whole body. Your sister, what is the use of good kidneys? The whole body is so first-rate. When it is the kidneys' turn to eliminate everything, it is better to say that the liver is good. At least the gastric v and mesenteric v will flow into the portal vein. Maybe the liver can detoxify. If the kidney is good, it is useless. I don't know if you can not use this more professional reason. Also, wouldn't it be a good thing for you, a concubine, to be smart? For such a big family, can only a few direct descendants take care of it? If the bastard is smarter, he can help manage it. Otherwise, why did the ancient people want so many wives and have so many children, just because someone said that the children were smart? Poisoned to death for such a small thing? In a few years, in addition to the mistress's child, the senior was poisoned to death, and you, Jiba 12 Choose 6, arranged what kind of lingerie for the protagonist. Are you disgusted? Why do you want that? The first chapter is full of poisonous points even before you finish reading it. What are these chapters about? What the hell are you doing?

Should the author change the title of the book to "The Glory of a Son-in-Law"? 🙂

Why do all the eldest princess' children have the surname Loa? It's okay for the adopted surname to be Luo, but shouldn't the biological children have the surname of the consort? Author, would your family agree with your arrangement of the consort? People who shouldn't have the same surname both emotionally and rationally

I feel like the author can still clean things up a bit. How can one call things a scholar? I would like to read more of Ji Cha's Shanhe Ji. It's very inspiring.

Write less and copy poetry. It's not your own ability. You are complacent here, but you still pretend that you don't know any poetry, giving others a humble and low-key feeling, just for fear that someone will see through your flaws. This is inexplicably disgusting. It's okay to have cheats, so why bother plagiarizing others and putting other people's honors on yourself? Do you really not feel a little ashamed? I've read Chapter 27 and haven't read the rest yet, but this kind of poem-copying is one of several plug-ins in a novel. You don't even have to think about the plot. You pretend to be humble and you don't understand. When the villain questions it, you suddenly copy a poem that fits the situation to reverse the situation. Is it really shameless? This can't be described as thick-skinned.

It's a very old-fashioned routine, suppressing first and then rising It feels like the kind of plot where you can see the ending at a glance First, establish a Duke's palace as the initial villain BOSS, and the grace of childbirth and revenge of mother-killing are not good to the protagonist Then the protagonist relies on the son-in-law, and inexplicably makes friends with the boss, climbs up step by step, takes revenge, and finally dominates the world It's cute The kind that is optional But I was speechless about the six out of twelve options given in the first chapter You either gave out twelve options and couldn't give a single over-the-top option, such as guns and tanks You gave it, but you couldn't choose, and you would think of this question repeatedly when you were frustrated What's more, when choosing, how did the author describe it? After thinking for a long time, still thinking about what would be useful, the protagonist randomly selected a few numbers. I thought for a long time and randomly selected a few numbers. Since it is casual, then writing and thinking is a waste of time. Since thinking, is it still casual? When you see a video about choosing between apocalypse and time travel, you either don't believe it and just leave it, or you think about it carefully and make a choice, or you choose randomly with an indifferent attitude

How come you have the nerve to be on the list when you write something so spicy?

Which chapter of this awesome book starts to feel fun? In the first three chapters, I acted like a dog throughout the whole process.

To be honest, I saw some posts saying that it was wrong to copy my wife. I felt that in addition to this film, I also copied Rong Xiaorong's "Xiaoyao Little Scholar" (it seems to be called this) in which Li Yi plays the protagonist. For example, in the first few chapters, Fang Jun wants to change his wife with the protagonist Gu Banxia, ​​and in Xiaoyao Little Scholar, Prime Minister Qin's grandson (forgot his name) also likes married women, so he wants to change his wife with the protagonist Li Yi. It feels like there are quite a lot of similarities. (I have read Rong Xiaorong's books Xiaoyao Little Scholar and Ruyi Little Man more than twice, so some of the plots left a deep impression on me)

The small head controls the big head, not the protagonist but the author 🙂

The first three chapters are so poorly written. Didn't the protagonist choose several plug-ins to travel together at the beginning? Doesn't the protagonist have medical equipment? His own mother was poisoned and died immediately, and the protagonist could only survive by acting like a dog and pretending to be crazy. So what's the use of these selected plug-ins?

So those three days in the cave were Luo Tianyi? Then it was Luo Yuheng who sneaked into the hero's room?

The two maids next to the eldest princess are both spies of the Yang family. But you told me that the emperor and the eldest princess's child exchange could be hidden from the Yang family for more than ten years? 🤔

This is not just speculation. Is there something wrong with my wife?

The plot is so bloody, I listened to more than a hundred episodes of Himalayas, and I couldn't help but complain about it.

I just saw the bridal chamber. 😍😍😍 This book is worth reading carefully.

The writing is not good. If everyone in ancient times died so early, why would the old mother who has traveled through time travel for so many years be able to protect her from traveling through time? Why not end it by committing suicide?