Song Dynasty: I, Zhao Kuangyin, Will Become Emperor Even If I Die.

Etiquette has collapsed, ethics have been lost, and beasts cannibalize humans. This is the hell on earth. I feel that the author intends to describe the social landscape of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms during Lao Zhao's travels. I look forward to it.

Zhao Da, with one Panlong stick, he conquered four hundred states.

If we want to judge the dynasties that suffered the most serious damage from marketing accounts, I think the Song Dynasty should be ranked first and second. In addition, not many people know about the 5 dynasties and 10 kingdoms. Even the early Song Dynasty and Lao Zhao were implicated. Lao Zhao was a fierce man who could make Liao take the initiative for peace talks without much war. The early Song Dynasty also had a record of 3,000 against 60,000 against Liao 😒😒😒

The writing is really good, and the rhythm is good. The description of the relationship between men and women is not awkward, and it is also a bit interesting. It is rare. After reading more than ten chapters, there is no feeling of obstruction. It is very smooth. I hope the results will improve in the later part of the book. I will vote for you every day 😌😌

I suddenly remembered it when I was reading today, and I asked why Jing Niang's name looked so familiar. Isn't this called King Zhao Wuling?

It's really rare to see a book with Zhao Da as the protagonist 🙂

How feasible is it that artillery and firecrackers appeared more than 300 years in advance? I have a vague feeling that the iron-making technology in the late Tang Dynasty seemed unable to withstand the explosion and recoil of gunpowder. Or should we say that iron smelting was improved first, and then artillery and firecrackers appeared —— The earliest record of large-scale militarized use of gunpowder was in the Southern Song Dynasty. 904 engine flash, tube-shaped shooting firearm. The "Martial Classics Summary" in 1044 of the Northern Song Dynasty recorded gunpowder formulas and gunpowder arrows, gunpowder arrows, tribulus fireballs, and thunderbolt fireballs. But these seem to have insufficient lethality and only use the combustion, poisoning and shock of gunpowder. —— Iron artillery, also known as thunder, only appeared in the Southern Song Dynasty in the 13th century. Fire gun, Lizong of the Southern Song Dynasty, 1259 Bronze fire gun, Yuan Dynasty, 1332

I originally thought that the author was quite up to date with two chapters on time every morning, but in reality it was too short and not enough to read 😭😭

There should be certain restrictions at some stage, right?

It's also the first experience

After reading the latest chapters of Mr. Storyteller talking about Li Shimin and Wei Zheng, I suddenly wondered when Zhao Pu would come out? If we were to write it historically, it would be quite late.

It's well written, I hope it won't be cut.

Finally, I have read a Song Chuan book with a sense of immersion. The protagonist and other characters are flesh-and-blood images instead of flat NPCs. It is not easy. I hope you, the author, can persevere. 🙏

Was Puzhou City so prosperous during Liu Zhiyuan's time? This writing is a bit like Kaifeng. Didn't I just experience the Khitan's entry the year before last? Moreover, the taxation in the Later Han Dynasty was one of the best among the Five Generations.

Will this book Up continue to be updated?

If the emperor keeps changing, what will the Khitans do? I feel like no one can stop me