
Cao Song
草宋
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 514k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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😁 Came from Northern Qi, raised it first, hope it looks good
Why are they all starting with bad poles, and then there are some classic routines that are boring and boring?
If you put it in a historical area, don't use romance characters.
I don't understand why entrepreneurship or rebellion stories dare to write single female protagonists
On the one hand, marriage can expand human resources, and on the other hand, it can also leave more heirs to reassure subordinates and the family In historical texts, especially entrepreneurial hegemony texts, there is only one situation where a female protagonist is written, that is, the woman is powerful enough, such as Dugu Jialuo (and Yang Jian only restrained himself a little before Jialuo died),You don't need to write feelings Love drama, but you can't live without it, this is the reality of big things in ancient times You are a government servant, you have no background and do not rely on marriage. Why should others worship you and follow you to rebel? It is too natural to take it for granted. When it comes to asking for more female protagonists, you are a loser. This is a historical novel, Big Brother, not a romance novel. Is there any difference between one female protagonist and one hundred female protagonists? We readers are not here to watch emotional dramas.
Great book, added to bookshelf.
Counting romantic figures, but also looking at the present. A beautiful woman, a beautiful young woman, a beautiful mature woman, and a married woman are the favorites of Cao thieves, Jian'an style, Wei Wu legacy, and the peak of Cao Song Dynasty.
The eighth year of Zhenghe, 1118 AD
In the first year of Xuanhe, 1119, Songjiang Uprising In the second year of Xuanhe, 1120, Fangla Uprising, Song and Jin Maritime Alliance In the first year of Jingkang, 1126, Tokyo city was destroyed and the Northern Song Dynasty was destroyed In the second year of Jingkang, 1127, the humiliation of Jingkang, captured Huiqin went north
An excellent historical work, written more solidly and with more sophisticated writing style than the previous one
Is this grass an adjective or a verb 😜
I have an idea☝😃
Didn't Jiutian Xuannv give Song Jiang a few volumes of the Heavenly Book? No one knows the contents of the Heavenly Book. Can some thoughts of later generations be packaged into the Heavenly Book?
I have read several novels from the Song Dynasty recently, including those about the Shaoxing period, The Shame of Jingkang Heading North, Shenzong, and this one about Xuanhe 🙂
The author has a wide network of contacts and is promoting books everywhere 🤓
I wish the author a speedy recovery
It has been on the bookshelf for a long time. I found out about the author's health condition when I flipped through it today. I wish you a speedy recovery. I'll update again when I have a chance to get better. As for the unsatisfactory results, what can I say? This book was finished for me when Wu Song died. I really don't understand why Wu Song was written off at that time. You said it was okay for Wu Song to die on the battlefield in the end, but at this time Wu Dalang was still alive and the protagonist was there, so there was no need for Wu Song to kill Ximen Qing and cause blood in Feiyunpu, Yuanyang Tower to beat Jiang Menshen, let alone go to Songjiang and Liangshan. Because of his youthful illness, he insisted on killing Wu Song at this time. Who is to blame for his poor grades? It's not that I don't know that this will affect subscriptions. Readers mentioned it in the chapter description, and some people in the readership group also said that if they refuse to change their minds, they can only say that they deserve it for the poor subscription. Writers make a living from readers, just like Party B in real life. In many cases, they cannot make money unless they are comfortable serving Party A's boss. If you want to make money from readers' subscription rewards, you have to make readers happy, or find another way to make them feel happy like being tortured like Brother Huozi. As a result, the coquettish operation killed Wu Song. Forget it if you kill Wu Song, why don't you take a look at how you wrote Song Jiang? How did you write Song Jiang, a hypocritical and shameless villain? It's obvious to disgusting readers, it's damn good if this book does well. I really don't understand why I did this.
Recommended by Mr. Fish, come here and taste the saltiness. . .
The book is as its name goes, the book is as its name
The character starting with "Cao" is famous in Kyushu. The top one on each list is Cao Song, who proves Wan Jun, breaks the divine promise, and picks up the platinum gold.
The Song Dynasty will never be destroyed 🤭
I've been reading for a long time and I don't know what I'm writing.
Why is Shenzhou 1885 no longer available?
Excuse me, what about the group? I can't join the group at all.
The profile of this group is 404. If anyone knows about the new group, please give me some advice.