The King of Song
宋王
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- Completed
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- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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There is a problem with the setting of this book. The protagonist, an unidentified illegitimate son who wants to be the emperor, has no choice but to rebel. Not to mention that Renzong has been dead for so long, only Yingzong is the designated heir in the genealogy, and the newly succeeded Shenzong has been in the throne for two generations. You, an illegitimate son with unknown origins and whose life and death have not been disclosed, want to be the emperor. You really think those civil servants and generals are fools. It is easier for people from the Taizu lineage to get to the top than you. At least they have the patriarchal etiquette to prove it. I really don't understand why the author set it up like this. It is better to make the protagonist a serious person from the Taizu lineage. At least it is reasonable to be in the top position.
They are all on the verge of death, and they are still talking nonsense, being poisonous, and abandoning their trap.
As a time traveler protagonist, you are a bit unambitious. Even if you cannot unify the world, you still have to open up new territories. You can't not even plan to take back the current territory.
To follow the path of an emperor as a slave, is there any other option besides rebellion? The Meng family does not let go of the slave contract, that is, the halo of the protagonist can only work. Don't read the books on the website with your head in mind.
You can't read this book, you can't read it at all, it's rubbish, it's poisonous from the beginning.
After reading about ten chapters, the content felt like it was fifty chapters. The pace of the book is too fast. It is unreasonable for a slave who knows everything to suddenly change 180 degrees. It's too natural to be regarded as a grandson-in-law after only a dozen chapters. The literary talent is almost trivial and has no connotation. So, abandon the book.
First there are missing chapters. In fact, the plot design is unreasonable. Again, this is the way the story is written in which one takes the initiative to dig a hole for oneself.
The protagonist of this book has no sense of empathy at all
Emperor Song. Jin canonized Zhao Gou as Emperor of the Song Dynasty, not the Emperor of the Song Dynasty, making the emperor inferior to the emperor!
In such a large house, even a servant can find one or two wine jars. In ancient times, which official family did not have a wine cellar, otherwise it would be impossible to invite guests to buy it.