The Late Song Dynasty

The Northern Song allied with the Jin against the Liao, while the Southern Song resisted the Jin with the Liao and Mongol armies. Why did the Song Dynasty seem so fond of funding others to destroy itself?

Chapter 1, and I see it's another time-travel story! My head is spinning. Rising to prominence through merit in one's own time is the mark of a hero. Rising through time travel and cheat codes is the mark of a coward! Let's read a few more chapters.

Although it did start strong but ended weakly, it's still considered pretty good among online novels.

The protagonist's psychological changes are described in great detail in this passage.

This passage is a bit illogical. As the Prince of Lanling, the protagonist must have known about the assassination of the Mongol envoy, so why ask about his past?

Gao Yue is currently writing a new novel, Chang'an Map. Those interested can check it out.

Wearing it for ten years, then getting captured and enslaved, clueless about the world, serves him right.

The Song-Mongol conquest of the Jin dynasty was not a strategic mistake by the Southern Song; on the contrary, it was the least damaging strategy the Southern Song was forced to choose at the time. This strategy was forced upon the Southern Song by the Jin, who misjudged the situation when the Southern Song was on the verge of destruction, believing it to be vulnerable.

Just trying to ride the wave of popularity. A rather interesting book: "An Old Man Who Time-Travels and Collects Trash, Surviving by Making Bad Movies"

That's utter nonsense and utter rubbish. 😆😆😆