The Great Song Dynasty
鼎宋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 669k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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A History Buff's Book Nook: The Song Dynasty
The history of the Song Dynasty is fascinating. It was one of the few legitimate dynasties to last for several hundred years, yet it never achieved true unification before its fall. Its civil officials and generals were all remarkably capable, but it still couldn't shake its reputation as a weak dynasty, losing every battle. Three northern dynasties came and went, while its own territory kept shrinking. It seemed capable of little beyond holding on to what it had. First, its culture: In calligra
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I highly recommend the author's book "Cao Qing". Why isn't this book available on Qidian? This is the author's masterpiece, the best time-travel historical novel I've ever read.
He's alright at writing historical novels, but why bother writing fantasy novels and getting them all flops? I'm a fan of Cao Qing; Cao Qing's writing is truly excellent. The difference in their writing styles—his fantasy and historical fiction—is like that of two completely different people.
Seriously, I'm speechless. The plot was perfectly fine, so why did you have to add these disgusting scenes? She's clearly the protagonist's woman, yet you still write about her having emotional resonance with a male supporting character? Apart from Guan, everything else feels like she was forced into the protagonist's role, and the protagonist is acting like a saint. I just want to ask, besides disgusting the readers, what other purpose do you have for adding all these plot descriptions?
It's a bit of a shame that I finally found a good book, but then I stopped writing it.
Brother, come back and write history, come back and write about the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Cao Qing insists on having such a heavy name; it's painful.
Is it possible to continue the novel? 🤫
Has Fei Tou stopped writing history? He writes so well, I really want to see his next historical work.