The Lin'an Upheaval

The protagonist doesn't want reform; he wants to maintain the status quo. I'll start a new team myself. The protagonist's attempts to win over the generals were ineffective. These men were all a bunch of incompetent cowards. You'll have to recruit new soldiers yourself, only those honest peasants. They were bound to military land.

I read all 32 chapters in one go and haven't found any major flaws yet. The writing style is straightforward and doesn't feel padded. The protagonist's personality and actions are quite solid. Few writers can handle the late Song Dynasty theme well. Breaking the deadlock later on will be the challenge; it needs to be written logically and deliver exciting moments. Keep it up!

This book didn't do well, and the author has already cancelled it 😭. Another good book cancelled. The author's historical logic is reasonable, the historical figures are vivid, and the historical events are realistic, no worse than the books of history masters like Grenade Afraid of Water and Mike. But this book still didn't do well.

Want to save the Song Dynasty? The author doesn't need to introduce any modern systems or elevate the status of military officers. You just need to develop firearms technology; you don't need to do anything else, and the Song Dynasty will naturally be saved.

They resisted the Mongol/Yuan Dynasty for 50 years. The Mongol Khanate fought against the Southern Song Dynasty, eventually leading to its disintegration into the Yuan Dynasty and the four Khanates.

Well, the timing is too unpopular, and we probably prefer stories about entrepreneurship. You could write about the An Lushan Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty, with a peasant uprising to wipe out both the Tang army and the rebels, or the late Ming Dynasty with Emperor Guangwu.

That's it? Well, I think it was pretty good. If you keep this up, you'll definitely surprise us. What a pity.

The idea that the Mongols were pushed all the way to Western Europe is flawed. Historically, the Mongols only reached Eastern Europe; they couldn't conquer Central Europe and were easily defeated in any encounter.

There are reasons why history and culture have declined.

The title doesn't seem very appealing; a slight change would be better. ❶Wait a minute, please call me Emperor Guangwu of Song! ❷ Zhao Song: Saved the day! ❸Emperor Shizu of Song/Emperor Zhongzu of Song (For reference only, please refrain from criticism, thank you!)