The Radiant Song

So far, there are only conspiracies and tricks, but no grandeur.

The writing style is indeed sophisticated, but the protagonist is too anxious and eager for quick success. You are such a monster of a ten-year-old child who wants to have a hand in everything. You think Zhao Kuangyin knows nothing and wants to fight for power and profit at the age of ten. It's strange that Zhao Kuangyin doesn't guard against you. Then there are dangerous moves in the army, and the torture is too uncontrollable. You are disabled, disfigured, and lame. At that time, the protagonist is completely ruined. As the eldest son, the protagonist naturally has the right to inherit the throne. The son of a rich man will not sit in court. The most important thing the protagonist should do is to live healthily and ensure the inheritance rights that he already has in his hands. Then rely on his own advantage in time travel to seize power bit by bit, instead of being like a gambler and throwing all his chips away. They all pressed forward, wanting to become famous in one battle and establish him as the prince. How is this possible? Zhao Kuangyin was still young, so he made a ten-year-old prince. Wait ten or twenty years later, let the prince compete with him in the ring? I feel that the protagonist is like a gambler, eager for quick success and quick profit, making all-out moves, always wanting to reach the sky in one step, all-in-one, with all his might. Xiao Boda is used when you are desperate and have nothing. The protagonist himself has the right to inherit the throne. He can be said to be one of the few people closest to the throne. He is only ten years old and far from the end of the world. However, he ends up doing things that only gamblers can do. He often walks by the river. How can he not get his shoes wet? This kind of person can hardly achieve great things.

It's so scary. I didn't know much about the succession issue between Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Guangyi before. I thought it was Zhao Da's short life and his younger brother usurped the throne. After reading the novel and searching this history, I realized how terrifying it is. Zhao Da and Zhao Er are simply inhuman beings alienated by power. Well, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty were also quite inhumane towards their heirs. I just don't understand how these emperors who had absolute control over the army could be so wary of their sons. If the balance of power is so bad, they should just sit back and relax. Moreover, this kind of treatment of their sons as if they were children is repeated over and over again. Why don't you read history? I was really stunned.

There is absolutely no need to go to the prison. It is easy to die. After being tortured, it will definitely damage your life.

It was really his own fault that Zhao Da's lineage almost ended up being extinct. He didn't give his own children any chance. He was mean and ungrateful.

Unexpectedly, I randomly browsed and found such a good book. The writing is mature and sophisticated. I can see that there are almost no obvious poisonous points. This author is definitely not a newcomer. If you can continue to maintain this level, you will not be far from becoming a god.

In this book, Zhao Kuangyin is so heroic about Ku Lie, and treats his 13-year-old son as a life-or-death enemy. In the future, he will not be given the temple title Gaozu, and it is really unjustifiable that his posthumous title does not include "Xiong Lie". I thought about the posthumous title: Qi Yun Li Ji Wu Xiong Lie Emperor. I also thought about the edict on the throne: "I have rarely suffered many hardships, and I am prepared to experience hardships. I fully understand that the world cannot be determined by force alone, but must be defended with benevolence."

How come so few people read such a high-quality novel?

Come on, Zhao Da, the Xuanwu Gate is facing each other, eight hundred is eight hundred! 😰In wind or rain, Xuanwu Gate is waiting for you.

Unlike the new author, the writing style and the control of the conflict and rhythm of the plot are like the reincarnation of an old thing 🙂