Song of the Splendid Song Dynasty

I didn't understand the author's intention of writing the story from the time when the protagonist was a child. I thought he wanted to make arrangements in advance to establish prestige. However, it turns out that the protagonist is not a child prodigy. Until Zhao Da usurped the throne, the protagonist was just hanging around at home and not participating in anything. It's like writing a long group portrait, and then the protagonist's talents are very ordinary, he doesn't like to study and has no culture. The recent plot seems to have started to study hard, but you don't want to portray a hard-working native, right? Protagonists in historical novels are either extremely talented and strategizing with prophetic abilities, or they can travel through time and play with technology. The latter is actually a bit out of the frame of the times and I personally don't like it, but you have to be a little bit extraordinary to create achievements. You have drawn such a large territory. In the future, you will pacify Liao and conquer Xia and conquer Dali in the south. How can you rely on the protagonist to be a middle-aged king? The feeling this book gives me so far is that it describes what Zhao Kuangyin, a man with mediocre talents, would have looked like if he had survived.

The writing is okay, but the protagonist is completely indigenous. It is completely impossible for modern people to have the education they need. At present, they have more than thirty chapters, and they are in their teens, still studying literature, and have never done anything serious. He is no different from an ordinary aboriginal boy. If you want to learn "Overthrowing the Han", don't be called a time traveler.

The Confucian family, ethics, and the death of the father are the only ways to keep the crown prince. As long as the civil servants are attracted and the grandmother is pressured, the crown prince will be established as soon as possible.

The Chai family's child is 7 years old. He is destined to lose his country. Without Zhang and Li, there would still be Zhao. Without Zhao Kuangyin, Wang Kuangyin will be returned. It is a historical inevitability.

Author, do you know what you are writing? Li Shimin went off to war at the age of 16. What are you doing? Didn't those famous figures from the Five Dynasties start fighting at the age of 15 or 6? Why do you, a prince, study so many Four Books and Five Classics? This is not an era of peaceful unification of the world. The most important thing now is to lead troops to fight, avoid the massacres in the early Song Dynasty, and gradually gain military power.

In this day and age, historical texts written like this can be considered a rare source of food! (Content updated as of today) Although I don't know what is right or wrong in many parts of the history part (compared to the currently known historical facts), it feels like the author has at least done a lot of research. Keep hoping and strive to reach the top. The characters and storyline are also remarkable, but I think there is still huge room for improvement. Come on, let's hope Kodak appears again!

It feels good. You can write an introduction to attract popularity.

We can no longer copy history, otherwise there will be no sense of substitution, no change, what is the difference between reading a history book, either war, agriculture, science and technology, or politics, anyway, there must be changes, otherwise it will be unattractive.

Why didn't the Western Region be recovered when the protagonist died?

When Zhao Kuangyin died, Zhao Dezhao was already 24 and 28, and Zhao Dexiu was not even 30 anymore.