The Song Clan
宋阀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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The novel's ending is utterly disgraceful. Fearing his growing power would threaten the emperor, he willingly relinquishes his military command and goes into seclusion, only to be humiliated by low-ranking officials and forced to act subserviently! His final attempt to protect himself by sending his niece to the palace is utterly disgusting, like swallowing a fly!
In the end, he didn't become emperor himself, which was extremely disappointing. What was so great about being a military general in the Song Dynasty? The big bosses were all incompetent, constantly changing their orders, and it was impossible for them to unify the country.
A military general, and a powerful one at that, who didn't become emperor? I won't watch this!!!
I've noticed that none of the novels I've read about the Song Dynasty successfully unified the entire country.
After glancing at the comments section, I was so shocked I practically scrambled to leave. This book is truly phenomenal! Based on the comments from the experts, let me analyze the protagonist's final fate: After conquering the Song Dynasty, the protagonist relinquishes his military power and sells his niece to survive.
The only historical novel I've ever read that was truly frustrating. The time-travel element at the beginning was just a gimmick to keep readers hooked. The main character is a stereotypical Di Qing or Yue Fei figure; he's not well-read, but he's certainly learned a lot of Confucian pedantry, spouting endless platitudes about loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, righteousness, the Three Cardinal…
This is truly the most servile novel on Qidian. The book reflects the author.
If you were a military general in the Song Dynasty, would you want the protagonist to die?
Author, have you studied physics?
The characters in your book are constantly drawing bows that cost 300 or 350 stones? Are they tractors or tanks?
A time-travel story without any cheat codes or foresight, just utter nonsense. What makes you think you can win every battle? How can ordinary people who've only trained for a few months defeat the Liao Dynasty? How can they defeat the Jin Dynasty? The relationships between people are poorly written; treason and coercing the emperor are reduced to a mere prefectural governorship?