Chronicles of the Great Song Empire

What a load of rubbish! I'm giving up on it.

This novel is terrible; the protagonist, Li Hu, is like an overpowered version of Li Yu.

Yesterday, while reading the History of Jin, I suddenly remembered this book. The historical details are superb—the defense line at Jili Mountain, the resentful troops, and the Western Xia—demonstrates a very solid historical foundation. However, I was infuriated by the Song Dynasty's inexplicable actions; I simply couldn't understand what Emperor Huizong (Zhao Ji) was thinking.

I watched the pirated version back then, but today I finally watched the original version from beginning to end. Thank you, Mengzi! Youth may be gone, but classics live on forever!

Why didn't I see the part where Li Hu time-traveled?

In fact, Mengzi's novels are most brilliantly written about war, and his heroic and passionate portrayal of historical figures and the general trend is the most impressive. Online fiction with wish-fulfillment elements isn't necessarily bad; the key is keeping readers interested and wanting them to continue. It's a real shame that Meng Da, as a leading figure in historical fiction, didn't continue writing.

I've already watched Mengzi's "The Great Han Dynasty," "The Great Qin Dynasty," "The Great Song Dynasty," and "The Great Sui Dynasty." I strongly advise against it for beginners. Don't watch it if you don't have a good understanding of history, or if your mind is only focused on romance. 😁😁😁

I read this book on my phone in high school, on one of those old-fashioned flip phones, and I subscribed to it via text message—it was so expensive! It's been so long; I never expected to see this book again today.

I haven't seen such a good book in a long time. I wouldn't recommend it for beginners, but it's really enjoyable for experienced readers.

Could you explain how I died in my past life when you write the novel? Otherwise, I'm a bit confused.