
The Song Dynasty's Golden Finger
大宋金手指
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 17y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Very pretty
Although ten years have passed, I still feel pretty good when I look back and read it over again...
I just read Chapter 11 and thought it was just average. I won't talk about the advantages, but will mention a few disadvantages. 1. The protagonist's emotional intelligence is worrying. I haven't seen the protagonist's words and deeds consistent with his identity in order to integrate and adapt to this era and the surrounding environment. Completely domineering and determined to have his own way. I really doubt how many days I can live like this. 2. Focus on key points. Some necessary planning and implementation details are not mentioned or are briefly mentioned, while irrelevant or unimportant plots are described in detail. Although it is not a technical article and does not require detailed description of specific technical processes and processes, as a master's student, even if it is just to fool primary school readers, shouldn't he at least come up with some summary-level dry information? 3. Logic. Society is a dynamic model, and changes in preconditions will lead to a series of subsequent changes. Otherwise there would be no butterfly effect. The protagonist doesn't think that no matter how hard he works, he will definitely become the emperor in the end like historical records, right?
The writing is very reasonable, the writing style is not bad, the logic is not confusing, and the evaluation of historical figures is also fair. It is worth reading.
Hey, it's frustrating to watch. The Song Dynasty always gave preferential treatment to literati, but warriors are like dogs. Why does the protagonist still get preferential treatment? The reason why corruption is repeatedly banned is because the Song Dynasty demoted officials at every turn, and the cost of crime was too low. The protagonist did not smash the old system and rebuild it when he came to power. Many policies were just a change of water without changing the medicine. Pfft, letting the censor join the Independent Commission Against Corruption is like rat shit.
The author writes all about showing off. He spent two or three years making glass, ships, and cannons. In less than 5 years, mathematics, physics and chemistry have almost even built a steam engine. The author, you write this, and you have more emphasis on the protagonist. You should write that if you slap your fingers, Jin and Meng will be wiped out in ashes. They are both so damn awesome.
"Golden Finger of the Song Dynasty" is a magical book that I read many years ago. I still remember some of the plots. I would like to introduce it to my son who loves history. I don't know if a physical book has been published or where it can be sold. I checked Taobao and JD. Com and couldn't find it.
The writing style is so good. I'm used to seeing the ten lines at a glance of Xiaobai's writing, and I feel like I can't stop reading.
The steward can also decide the marriage of the master through "guessing". He goes to propose marriage behind the master's back. This is awesome.
Such a good book should be known to more people
The children I bought at the beginning actually all have special names. If it is really in ancient times, the owner needs to get to the bottom of it. Poor people are not particular about naming.