
Unifying the Southern Song
南宋一统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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327Chapters
22.4kRecommendations
19.2kFans
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You developed feelings after traveling back in time? You were kicked out of your home and then ran back? Have you no backbone? I can't stand it, you're trash.
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Even if you were reborn, could you be a better warrior than Yue Fei? The Song Dynasty was founded on civil administration and didn't allow for overly powerful military generals.
Ugh... My thoughts are all jumbled up. This time-travel novel has been forced into a martial arts story; I couldn't read past chapter 20.
The idea that people who traveled to the Southern Song Dynasty wouldn't rebel is utter nonsense. Even Yue Fei is dead, yet you're more capable than him.
Hiring a servant and his entire family is like asking the old man to go home. (Idiot)
Is it really appropriate for the author to lavish praise on the Song Dynasty like this? Just keep praising it! And then there's the claim of over 100,000 people committing suicide after the fall of the dynasty. If so many people weren't afraid to die, why didn't they go to the battlefield and fight to the death?
The author writes really well; it's definitely worth following and subscribing to! Using this space, I'd like to recommend a book that's utterly vulgar and hilarious: *An Old Man Who Transmigrates to Collect Trash and Survives by Making Terrible Movies*. Don't read it while eating! It's a laugh-out-loud story...
Memories of the Southern Song Dynasty is a pretty good book.
I can hardly believe it, it's by the same author as Lonely Island.
Cement is out of the question; it's even in time-travel novels. And now, landmines and grenades are appearing, and they're even being sold to the Jin and Western Xia dynasties. Sigh.