Liu Song: At Eleven, I’m King of Guanzhong

The book next door, written by Liu Yizhen, is much better than yours. Unlike yours, he didn't ignore the bigger picture and killed Helian Bobo, nor did he, after securing Guanzhong, run back south to cause trouble.

I hope the author notices that some chapters end with Shen Yue's *Old Book of Song*, but that's incorrect. Liu Yu established the Southern Song Dynasty in 420, and Shen Yue was born in 441, living to be over seventy. Let's assume he was forty when he started writing the history. Historically, in my country, the new dynasty writes the history of the previous dynasty.

Big brother, is that you? You're back again? You didn't run away again this time, did you?

Why are the tags "unsystematic," "historical research," "political intrigue," and "power struggle" used? Is this what the synopsis is like? It gives off the vibe of a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. Can someone from Shennong reply? Which one is real?

I don't even want to read this description; it reeks of childish and brainless chuunibyou.

I remember in the previous book, Wei Hua was also the mole, right?

The author of the book about moving the capital to Xiangyang? Don't relapse again.

The abstract nature of historical texts is difficult to grasp, and the style is more suited to urban settings.

Add bookshelves, but don't let the grain and fodder enter the palace!

This author got cocky when things were going well, then abandoned the story midway through and ran away to start a new account.