Prime Minister of the Song Dynasty

Post Thirty-Five. This book is still very exciting, but why is it so deserted?

Are elephant soldiers not afraid of swords, spears and divine arm bows? It seems that the author has moved the demon elephant from The Lord of the Rings...

What's going on with Liu Zheng? How come he becomes a different person as soon as he surrenders? Can surrender also increase his IQ?

The biggest advantage of Wu Laolang's book is that at the beginning, the protagonist always solves difficulties and problems in an eccentric way, such as using some very dirty methods. However, the biggest problem is that after it snowballs and grows, he still uses conspiracy and dirty methods to solve the problems encountered in governing the country and the military, instead of farming honestly and killing his opponents by increasing national power. No changes can be seen in this area, the pattern is small

It is okay to be mean and shameless to the enemy, but training women to be spies is extremely shameless. I am opposed to using women to achieve goals.

I have read countless books, and this one is definitely the best historical novel written by Qidian!

Hit the ship with a returning cannon? Is this possible?

The chapter about meeting the fat monk is just amazing... The dignified Jia Sidao went through the back door without any personal soldiers to hide from a girl... Did you get stuck when you wrote these chapters? I feel like the author was thinking too complicatedly when dealing with this war. In fact, it is difficult to mobilize large corps to make small moves.

The protagonist's body that time travels back is at least 45 years old. In ancient times, it was like an old man. It's ridiculous to directly travel into an old man's body. He can still live for more than 20 years.

Alas, a book from more than ten years ago! It seems a bit too poisonous now!

The old wolf still took it for granted. Early blooming rounds were not as effective as solid rounds. Napoleon's artillery can prove that 6-pound and 8-pound solid iron bullets were terrifying to the line infantry formations of the time (light iron bullets can easily ricochet). Early artillery shells were even inferior to shot shells.

Kublai Khan also took it for granted that he used the Korean navy. Marching on the sea, especially offshore marching, is not something you can go wherever you want. There are also channels on the sea. Moreover, the sea is vast, and there is a sailboat that stands out very unexpectedly. If the weather is good, an experienced sailor can see it with the naked eye from a distance of twenty miles.

That An Tong won't die even if he encounters an artillery blast? What the hell is this!

Dig two tunnels to attack the city? Since the defenders could hear the digging sound of one line, they couldn't hear the digging sound of the second line? Is it reasonable?

Sneaking into the enemy's camp instead of killing the technical personnel who can make artillery shells and gas bombs, but instead blowing up poison gas bombs, regardless of the severity.

The timeline is wrong. The Ezhou siege was not rescued in 1269. Kublai Khan was already sweating in 1267.

The subject matter of this book is quite good, but unfortunately the author's writing style is too poor, there are too many breakpoints, the narrative is too difficult to follow, and there are too many holes that are not filled in.

I really like Pure Wolf's book. This is the second one. Come on.

Why is it that a good book is missing so many chapters due to harmonization? Is there something wrong with the starting point?