Conquering the Song

Let's not talk about whether the Imperial City Secretariat or the secret talks in history are as exaggerated as what you wrote. Everyone looks at the Southern Song Dynasty, the late Jin Dynasty, and the late Ming Dynasty. They all want to see you drive out the Tartars and restore China. It's not about watching your group of secret agents who can't affect the overall situation fight back and forth, nor is it watching you and the so-called treacherous prime minister fighting over trivial matters for a long time. Also, a friendly reminder, Mongolia is in full bloom. At that time, there were only a few hundred thousand Mongolian cavalry, of which 10,000 to 20,000 were resident in Europe, 30,000 to 40,000 in Central Asia, and 20,000 to 30,000 were left in the grasslands to suppress various places. Some Mongolians were stationed in Taiyuan, Datong, Xi'an and other places. Basically, the troops faced by the entire Southern Song Dynasty were actually the troops of traitorous warlords. In the battle of Xiangyang, about 20,000 pure Mongolian cavalry were killed, and the rest were Han troops. In history, the Yue Family Army relied on tens of thousands of soldiers and horses to defeat the Jin Kingdom in its heyday. The protagonist has tens of thousands of elites in hand. As long as there is food and grass support in the rear, it is really easy to capture Bianliang all the way. Historically, the Mongols did not have as much control over the Han generals and warlords in the north as imagined. As long as Xiangyang's 100,000 soldiers and horses are gone, basically at least the south of the Yellow River cannot stop the protagonist. The above simple opinion is not here to cause trouble, I hope to take a look.

It was really difficult to save the country at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. Local officials were corrupt and excessive taxes were numerous. People lived in poverty. People fled everywhere and hid their land. The government actually received less and less taxes. It could only print money like crazy (Jiaozi), which led to soaring prices. The treatment of soldiers became worse and worse, and morale was low. After the court took a breath, it began to be suspicious of the military attachés. The domestic military power was also unbalanced and had to get the best supplies and equipment. The best army was the Jiangshang Army directly under Song Ting. Those who were actually fighting on the front line were short of food and clothing. The financial power of the generals was forced to rebel against General Liu Zheng. . . There is not enough money and food, but there is also a lack of loyal and capable soldiers, and the sense of responsibility of officials is gradually lacking (in sharp contrast to the early Southern Song Dynasty). Can such a country survive? I really admire the author's courage to write about the late Southern Song Dynasty and save this almost hopeless country.

There is too much nonsense in the text, and it is just a slap in the face when you start it. Unfortunately, the previous writing about being seriously injured is all bullshit. The routine is too old and blunt, and there is no sense of substitution.

The timeline progresses too slowly. From the beginning to the middle of the book, it only goes from the second year of Xianchun to the third year of Xianchun. However, the story line goes from a white man to the feudal king Jianming. You can't say it's too far off 🥵

Why don't you complain about the following? When Tianxiang heard the protagonist say why he wanted to maintain the decadent dynasty, he sighed and agreed in his heart? I am afraid that after hearing this sentence, I will get angry and scold the protagonist. The loyalty of the ancients is to one family and one surname for the country.

Well said, China has lasted for five thousand years, and there are countless people with lofty ideals. Their legends should not be forgotten. This may be the meaning of history.

In ancient times, you were never safe if you were not an emperor. You would die if the emperor gave an order.

Passing by the party, I am tired of reading the book on seeking a country. Now I want to read about the flow of technology. The flow of science and technology.

After reading the first few chapters, I lost interest, with little brats fighting.

After reading it, I found that most of the book is about fighting. Is fighting so interesting? It makes people feel tired and bored.