Emperor of the Great Song: 1066
大宋天子1066
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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That's going too far. Even during Emperor Renzong's reign, things were alright, and there were also... Why did so many crises lead to the Qingli Reforms and the Jingkang Incident? It wouldn't be an exaggeration to blame Emperor Huizong of Song for this; it was an unexpected event. These were all brilliant maneuvers by Emperor Huizong of Song, unlike those of the previous three emperors. The emperor has little to do with it.
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Tyrants have their methods, and incompetent rulers have theirs. What kind of creatures were the so-called Empress Dowagers of the Song Dynasty? They all died suddenly.
It's really good, but the author keeps throwing in some bad stuff, it's a bit too much. The protagonist has only been emperor for a few days, going from an incompetent monarch to a great one, and the news has already reached the Liao Kingdom. It's only been a month, what has he accomplished to earn respect? I've only just started reading, and nobody's saying anything yet? They need to change this quickly; it should take some time, 3 to 5 years.
Emperor Yingzong Zhao Shu was quite disgusting! His thirteenth son, from the Pu'an Prince's family, was adopted by Emperor Renzong! Shortly after ascending the throne, he expelled Emperor Renzong's daughter from the palace! He even wanted to posthumously honor his own father as emperor! A two-faced, hypocritical man!
Wow, calling himself Emperor Yingzong, is he just itching to die?
This feels like the author is playing a Song Dynasty version of the King's Game.
Rather than a novel, it's more like a text-based Song Dynasty kingdom-building game, with historical figures and events arranged according to historical timelines, making the characters feel like NPCs.
What mistakes are common in historical novels?
Before the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was not addressed as "Huangshang" (). During the Song Dynasty, he was often addressed as "Guanjia" (), and other dynasties mostly addressed him as "Bixia" (). From the Ming Dynasty onwards, the emperor was occasionally addressed as "Huangshang," but most of the time he was addressed as "Bixia.
"Aijia" was not a real self-designation in any dynasty; it only appeared in Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasty operas and novels.
Excellent writing skills; the history section is indeed full of geniuses.
I was just starting to realize that I was dying within a year, but I didn't understand why. It was due to overwork and maritime-related illnesses. How could I fix it? Speechless, I know I've failed again. Being mentally challenged is not at all a sign of human beings being able to conquer nature.