Early Song Dynasty: Dad, If You Don’t Work Hard, How Can I Lie Flat?

The main character seems a bit out of touch... First, his father's skills are incredibly valuable in this era, but his father is also married. If the protagonist doesn't realize his current role isn't as significant as it seems and continues to rely on his father's official position while he remains complacent, a rift between father and son is inevitable.

A son can be born again, but one can only relive one's youth once. The character is problematic when the son urges his father to die quickly.

Did you also write the book about the father and son who traveled to the Song Dynasty a few years ago?

The author doesn't consider how many people will follow the story; at least half of them I couldn't finish reading it. It's not the writing style that's bad, the plot is bad, or the writing style and plot are good, but the theme makes me not want to continue reading. If modern people went back in time and tried to curry favor with successful people, would any adults still watch?

I've been enjoying reading stories about fathers and sons who transmigrate into each other's lives these past couple of years. The authors are quite good. I like reading them. Maybe it's just that the plot is a niche genre.

Is the author trying to write a book that reflects their own heart or a commercial creation that caters to the market? If it's the latter, the author needs to put themselves in the reader's shoes and consider why readers would pay to subscribe to their writing and their story. Let me share my thoughts after watching it. The initial choices are so-so. I prefer to be in charge myself.

It's watchable; it's a pretty good historical fairy tale.

This book is good, but it's too short, and I'm worried it might be abandoned.

What makes this book so good? It's good because you know it's a good book once you read it. 😁 It's really good that it's not messed up.

The relationship between father and son is portrayed quite harmoniously; I support it.