The Glory of the Great Song

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This kind of NC novel can only be read by novices 🤫

You're such a fool, you don't even know who she is and you call her a princess?

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A person must be self-aware. A subjugated king, a subjugated king who almost overthrew the Song Dynasty, would not be able to recover or ascend the throne again even if he returned to the Song Dynasty. The people did not agree, the civil and military ministers did not agree, and the soldiers of the Song Dynasty did not agree.

It is said that the protagonist of Song Huizong's last year, "Xuanhe First Year (1119)", traveled to the end of the Northern Song Dynasty. Brother Yun's surname is not Yun, but his surname is from Yunzhou. My ancestor's original surname was Cai Chai, but he changed his surname to Guo more than a hundred years ago. I remember that Chai Rong, Emperor Shizong of Zhou Dynasty, had a surname of Guo. Therefore… But it is said that Pan Jinlian was born in the year of Dragon and was 32 years old. The Northern Song Dynasty was not yet destroyed at that time, so he should have been born in 1088. It's just that Li Ping'er came out of Tokyo when Li Kui was making trouble in Tokyo. Li Kui's riot in Tokyo took place on the Lantern Festival in 1120, the second year of Song Jiang's uprising. Therefore, the year when Lanling Xiaoxiao was born (probably Xu Wei) was obviously wrong. Similar to Guo Jing, it was not a big deal when Temujin became Khan in 1206, but it was still not a big deal to destroy Xixia twenty years later. Laugh. In the book, a commoner, Brother Yun, may go to Ximen Mansion to work as a servant, or he may go to a wealthy family to work as a book boy for Master Qiao. The struggle of the common people is the most powerful! Perhaps Mr. Qiao can have a cousin, Concubine Qiao... This is how the story begins...

Ten thousand cavalry would require twenty to thirty thousand horses. There seems to be no such large cavalry regiment in the late Northern Song Dynasty. At its peak, the Yue family's army seemed to have only eight thousand cavalry. Could it be that it's still the same old story, that even if there are men but no horses, they are still considered cavalry?

Anyway, the book just keeps beating and beating!!! There is no strategic plan! As soon as the golden man comes to fight the protagonist, he will lead the army to fight. As for how far the fight will end, there is no plan! A lot of historical materials are copied and pasted in the book, such as comments on the Song Dynasty's imperial conquest, and then what? There is no more! The protagonist is now the public enemy of the civil servants of the DPRK and China. The author is planning to wait until the Song Dynasty is no longer directly threatened by the Jin people, and the protagonist will be slaughtered by the emperor and the civil servants together.

Wow, the other countries that the author completely ignored, you made Yelu Dashi and the others so miserable, Xixia even cried, and completely ignored the role of the remnant forces of Liao in containing the Jin Dynasty. You must know that the remnant forces of Liao lasted until Genghis Khan and were completely wiped out by Mongolia. The author must know that you are not writing about the Ming Dynasty.

The total is almost 200,000. After returning 35,000, there is almost 160,000 left. Wanyanchang gave away almost 30,000 in the first battle, so why is there still 160,000?