The Song Dynasty's Golden Finger
大宋金手指
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 17y ago
- English
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It looks pretty good.
Although ten years have passed, looking back at it again still feels pretty good...
I've just read up to chapter eleven and think it's just so-so. I won't mention the good points, but I'll point out a few shortcomings. 1. The protagonist's emotional intelligence is questionable. So far, we haven't seen him exhibit any behavior befitting his status in order to integrate into or adapt to this era and his surroundings. He's completely arrogant and willful.
This book is well-written, with good prose, clear logic, and fair evaluations of historical figures. It is worth reading.
Ugh, it's so frustrating to watch. The Song Dynasty always treated scholars well, while military men were treated like dogs, and the protagonist gets preferential treatment too? Why is corruption so rampant? Because the Song Dynasty demoted officials so easily, the cost of crime was too low.
The author has focused entirely on showing off. Within two or three years, they're building glass, ships, and cannons. In less than five years, they've practically invented the steam engine, demonstrating their mathematical and physical abilities. Author, you're just trying to make the protagonist seem more impressive. You should write something like, "With a snap of your fingers, Jin and Meng are reduced to ashes," that's incredibly powerful.
"The Great Song Dynasty's Golden Finger" is a fantastic book I read many years ago. I still remember some of the plot. I really want to introduce it to my son, who loves history. I wonder if there's a physical copy available, and where I can buy it. I've searched Taobao and JD. Com but can't find it.
The writing is so good; after being used to skimming through simplistic novels, I almost couldn't read it.
The steward can even decide on the master's marriage arrangements by "guessing" things; he can even propose marriage behind the master's back! Amazing!
Such a good book should be known by more people.
The toddlers we bought at the beginning all had carefully chosen names. If this were in ancient times, the family would have definitely investigated the reasons behind them. Poor families didn't name their children in such a meticulous way.