The Song Dynasty's Illegitimate Son

The beginning was alright; some flaws weren't a big deal, and I could tolerate some minor issues. But when I got to chapter 90, the emperor who had shown you kindness was critically ill, and in your grief and anger, you slept with his most favored woman just because she wanted a child to save herself? You'd only just met her? Are you some kind of stud? Goodbye.

The advantages and disadvantages of the illegitimate child in the Song Dynasty are very obvious. The author is full of talent, with excellent writing skills and profound knowledge. However, the author's shortcomings are also very obvious. However, the biggest drawback is that the author's narrative is too fragmented, which countless readers have noticed.

I read the ending first because I wanted to see if my goddess was in the end. No Qingzhao in Song Dynasty? I'll just say "climb" and that's it. Brothers, I'm going to start reading now, bye!

This is the only book I would call a masterpiece!! The characters are described in meticulous detail, vividly and realistically. The language is light, elegant, and lively. The plot is intricately woven and skillfully controlled. The use of poetry is also perfectly placed!! Highly recommended!!!

Too many chapters are missing, sigh.

The Renaissance, huh? It's like the usurpation and constitutional monarchy that emerged a decade or so ago.

Like child's play! The wisdom of the ancients is like that of a toddler! Hahaha, the plot is a bit... Well...

Are you posting so many fragmented chapters just to scam money?

This synopsis gives me the feeling that I absolutely must read this book, or else I'll be dragged around on the brick floor and beaten until my head is crushed.

The excessive description of the female characters (Li Qingzhao and others) made it feel somewhat lewd, so I dropped it.