Song Dynasty Historical Texts

This book is a light-hearted and funny historical text, and it is a good place to relax in your free time. The male protagonist is not very tall, he is just an ordinary person, like a friend, classmate or colleague around us. The period is the early period of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, so saving the Song Dynasty and avoiding the humiliation of Jingkang will be a highlight of this book. I am also looking forward to how the author will describe and solve this problem. However, because it prefers a comedy style, the historical descriptions of some places may not be so rigorous, so it is not very suitable for readers who like rigorous historical texts. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who like the history of the late Northern Song Dynasty, hope to change the shame of Jingkang, like a relaxed and funny writing style, and are not too particular about history. Work rating: 8 (The plot is smooth and reasonable. The language is humorous. Changing Jingkang's shame is a major highlight. The protagonist is flesh and blood and more three-dimensional) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern man who disguised himself as the son of the treacherous minister Gao Qiu, made friends with Huizong, and then played with the Song Dynasty. Author: It's clear that he is also a famous historical writer. I read the author's Early Tang Dynasty more than ten years ago, and I still can't forget it. Since then, Qingliu has written many good historical articles. Therefore, the quality of this book is guaranteed, so don't worry, it's not too late to get into trouble. Personal review: First of all, in terms of writing style, the author continued the style of the early Tang Dynasty and established a relaxed and happy tone for the book. Ordinary life is very hard, and reading novels certainly doesn't want to make it even more tiring. Secondly, the portrayal of the male protagonist is quite good. Whether it is the battle of wits and courage with Mr. Cai or the deception of Huizong, he is all vivid and vivid, just like the people we usually come into contact with. Moreover, the male protagonist also has his own small problems, such as being complacent and so on. He is not so tall and comprehensive, which makes the character more three-dimensional. Finally, the plot design is more reasonable. It is under the rule of an absurd emperor like Huizong that the male protagonist can live such a nourishing life. If it were an emperor like Tang Zong and Song Zu, I'm afraid it would be difficult for the male protagonist to be so leisurely.

This book is definitely a good book that was put off by its title. To be honest, every time I saw the title of the book, I thought it was from another studio, and I didn't want to click on it at all. By chance, I opened the book one time when I was bored, and immediately fell into it. By the time I came to my senses, four or five hours had passed. Moreover, this article is not only limited to the stories of the characters in Water Margin, but also comprehensively shows the court affairs in the late Northern Song Dynasty. The plot is reasonable, the characters are vivid, and it even has the feel of a traditional historical novel. If you are a lover of history and literature, this is something you can't miss. Suitable for the crowd: Book friends who like Water Margin, the history of the late Northern Song Dynasty, and the more ancient style of writing. Rating of the work: 8 (The writing is very good, the text is antique and charming. The plot is smooth and reasonable, and full of refreshing feeling. It profoundly reveals various problems in the late Northern Song Dynasty.) Content summary: This book tells the story of Cao Cao's soul passing through Wu Dalang, a traitor in troubled times who made waves again in the late Northern Song Dynasty. Personal review: The greatest strength of this book is the author's writing style. Although some readers complained that there were too many limericks in this book, this does not reflect the author's literary skills and level of care. From the chapter names of each chapter to the text descriptions of the full text, there is an antique feeling, making people feel like they are reading a traditional chapter-style historical novel. Even, I think this article is not inferior to the romances of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. From the perspective of values, this book is also full of positive values. The author generally divides Chaotang Jianghu into four types of people. That is, loyal ministers, treacherous ministers, knights who do not oppress the people, and reckless men who burn, kill, and loot. The protagonist only accepts the third type as his subordinates and attacks the fourth type. Even if Wang Ying, who is supposed to be a Liangshan hero, is a cannibalistic scum, the author will not make it easy for him. So it won't make people feel uncomfortable.

The early Song Dynasty was a time of rapid change, with some true or false stories such as "Yellow Robe Added to the Body", "Golden Chamber Alliance", "The Sound of Axes and Candle Shadows". But for some reason, there aren't many novels about this period of history. This book is about this period of history. The protagonist is Guangmei, the third brother who traveled through time and became Zhao Da. It's quite attractive to me. As we all know, Zhao Guangmei's final end was not good. But I have to deny that he actually has the possibility of achieving a big position. And because Zhao Er failed in the Northern Expedition and lost the Sixteenth Prefecture of Youyun, and the legitimacy of his ascension was doubtful, most book friends were not very interested in him. You must also hope to see the plot of Zhao Er unable to ascend the throne. Then read this book. Suitable for the crowd: In order to make it easier for book lovers to read, this book does not pursue the historical originality too much, nor is it boring and rigorous. Therefore, this book is suitable for book lovers who are interested in the history of the early Song Dynasty and want to see Zhao Er's failure, but who do not have high requirements for the rigor of history. Rating of the work: 6 (The setting is very interesting, and it captures everyone's hope that Zhao Er will be defeated and the Song Dynasty will change its weakness. However, the monetary and financial content is not very good, and the writing style can only be said to be quite satisfactory.) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern person who travels back in time to Zhao Guangmei, Zhao Da's younger brother, and relies on his own efforts and understanding of history to play with the Song Dynasty (the author himself has not thought about whether the protagonist will be the emperor or the powerful uncle). Personal review: The plot setting is still very good. The first few chapters are engaging and allow the protagonist to play a role in Zhao Da's rise to power. First, it highlights the role of the protagonist and increases the excitement of the work. The second is to pave the way for the protagonist to win the big position later. Because Zhao Er already had a high-level position at that time, if the protagonist was only in white, it might be difficult to compete with Zhao Er. In addition, the protagonist has two generals, Yang Ye and Pan Mei, which is also very interesting. Because the two are mortal enemies in the novel, this contrast adds to the interest. Regardless of the romance, Pan Mei is known as the strongest spear in the early Song Dynasty, and Yang Ye is the strongest defense. It is worth looking forward to what kind of chemical reaction the two will have together. Personal complaints: I feel like the author took things too naturally in some places. For example, in terms of monetary and financial policies, perhaps there were no basic conditions for implementation in the early Song Dynasty. There is also a sense of incongruity in making homemade oral insulin (aren't they all injections)?

If you travel to ancient times and look exactly like the emperor of the current dynasty, but this emperor has no successor, what do you think will happen? This is how the book unfolds. The protagonist looks exactly like Renzong. Fortunately, Renzong has no heirs. With the help of Golden Finger, he is finally identified as the prince, otherwise he will definitely be killed or imprisoned until death. And this is what attracts readers the most in the early stages of this book. In addition, this book is different from ordinary historical texts in that it does not put much emphasis on reform and other aspects. Instead, it focuses on solving the case, which is somewhat similar to the style of Detective Dee Renjie. This is also a highlight of this book. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who like the history of the Song Dynasty, Bao Zheng, and suspense detective cases. Rating of the work: 6 (The setting is very eye-catching, and the historical writing that focuses on solving the case is unique, but the writing style is average, and even a bit confusing in some places) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern man who looks exactly like Renzong who travels to the Renzong Dynasty, is recognized as the prince, constantly solves various cases, and finally inherits the throne. Personal review: Generally speaking, historical texts written about the mid-Northern Song Dynasty will focus on officialdom aspects such as political reforms, so some book lovers may become tired of reading them. This book takes a different approach, focusing on suspenseful investigations based on the initial contact with Bao Zheng, which will give people a sense of freshness. In addition, when the protagonist will recognize Renzong also deeply captures the hearts of readers, which is a great point of this book. And this identity also provides great convenience for the protagonist to do things. Personal complaints: I have to say that the author's writing style is very average, with a hammer here and a stick here and there, and even a bit confusing in some places. Some book friends even said it was written in the writing style of an elementary school student (laughs😀). In addition, it would be better to add some political content appropriately. Otherwise, the prince would be responsible for investigating cases every day, which would feel like he was not doing his job properly.

This book is probably the first historical text about Baimeng. It is also the only Song Dynasty text written by Baimeng. In my mind, it is the best Song Dynasty literature and cannot be surpassed. It is paradoxical, real yet fairy tale-like. It is true that industrial civilization did not develop. Many historical texts are routines for developing industry. But I have doubts about whether the Song Dynasty really had this foundation. The fairy tale lies in the enviable relationship between the king and his ministers. It is so beautiful, but in the feudal dynasty, it is probably difficult to happen. Suitable for the crowd: This book is suitable for book lovers who like the history of the Song Dynasty, Fan Zhongyan, Liu Yong, Renzong, and refreshing, but don't care about Wang Anshi (a bit hacked in this book). Rating of the work: 10 (The author consulted a large number of historical materials and was very attentive. The content is refreshing and smooth. The relationship between the monarch and his subjects is touching. The characterization is wonderful. Plus my personal filter 😍) Content summary: A story about a modern person who traveled to the Renzong period, got along well with Renzong's emperor and ministers, and determined to make the Zhao family last forever, ultimately making the Song Dynasty stronger. Author: Although this is the first book by the author Cangshan Dad, it is really amazing that it can be a hundred alliances. Moreover, in order to write a good book, the author read a lot of information and was very careful (he really made me cry to death). In addition, the author's subsequent books are also good, so book lovers who are short of books are recommended to read them. Personal review: As the author said, this book is a bit more like a fairy tale. The content is relatively refreshing. This may be criticized by some book lovers, but isn't reading novels just for fun? As long as it's logical, of course it's okay to do whatever you want. What I envy the most in this book is the harmony between Renzong and Tang Feng. This feeling is really enviable. Renzong is Tang Feng's backing. No matter what happens, he will always support Tang Feng. In front of Tang Feng, he was just a kind and kind old man. Tang Feng practiced "You treat me as a national official, and I will repay you with a national official." He devoted himself wholeheartedly to Renzong without fear of life or death. This also caused me to not want to read this book after Renzong was offline. In addition, the author's writing style is very good and can put you into the atmosphere he created. For example, the plot of the Black Cavalry made me burst into tears. Personal complaints: This book is so perfect that I have nothing to complain about😊

Everyone must have a bad impression of the Song Dynasty. Externally, it is submissive and groveling, but internally, it is hard-hitting and party-fighting continues, which is very disappointing. This book shows us a different Song Dynasty. Just like the title of the book, the literati have character, the warriors are not afraid of death, and everyone is worthy of the title of "big man". Suitable for the crowd: This book is suitable for book friends who like the history of the Song Dynasty, lament its lack of disputes, and hope to see a different Song Dynasty. They do not like party disputes and do not have high requirements for the rigor of history (the Song Dynasty in the author's works is beautified, and most readers like this beautification direction). Rating of the work: 8 (The writing style is mature and sophisticated, the plot in the early stage is smooth and interesting, the characters are well drawn, and the characters have multiple faces. However, in the later period, there are always back and forth laments about Shen Youqian, Han is fat, etc., Which makes the novel a bit watery) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern man who traveled to the Renzong Dynasty, and through his own efforts and understanding of modern knowledge, he rose step by step and made the Song Dynasty more powerful. Personal review: What I like most is the different Song Dynasty created by the author. Although there were some party disputes in the Song Dynasty, they were controlled within a certain range and did not treat people as the two factions did in history. When encountering disasters or foreign enemies, we can put aside our past grudges and work together. Although it does not conform to historical facts, it conforms to people's inner good expectations. The three-dimensional image of the characters is not black and white. For example, although Wen Yanbo was a conservative, he also considered the Song Dynasty. For the sake of the overall situation, he did not have to oppose some measures of the reformists. The great writer Su Shi is not the bold image of singing "The Great River Goes East" like in the textbooks, but a happy and sexy young man. In addition, the protagonist's father is a genius. The author does not describe him positively, but through various circumstances, we can actually judge that the protagonist's father Shen Bian is also a time traveler and worked hard to change the country, but failed in the end. The author does not describe it directly, but this kind of blank space makes us endlessly daydream. Personal complaints: As I said above, some things were repeated back and forth in the later period, which seemed to be watered down and made people unhappy.

Starting from the Song Dynasty, China changed from an aristocratic society to a civilian society, and poor families also had a stable channel to rise to the upper class. And this passage is the imperial examination. The protagonist of this book is to make great progress in the imperial examination, pass all the tests, become the number one scholar, and finally reach the upper class. This plot of ordinary people leaping over the Dragon Gate has not changed after thousands of years, and it is also very attractive to us in modern society. In addition, in general Song Dynasty literature, the protagonists are purely civil servants, not involved in military affairs. They are almost always wandering around Tokyo, and what they do is nothing more than reform. This is not the case in this book. The protagonist can be regarded as a general. He guarded the border for a period of time and played a huge role in protecting his country. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who are patient, like the history of the Song Dynasty, are not averse to classical Chinese (because the author often uses semi-classical Chinese), and do not have too high moral requirements for the protagonist (the protagonist is not bad at all, but has his own little thoughts). Rating of the work: 7 (The author has solid basic skills, concise and concise language, and is quite ancient. The historical information is also very informative. But the pace is a bit slow, and reading requires patience) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern man who travels back to a poor family in the Song Dynasty. With his own efforts, he made great progress, became the number one scholar, and finally became the prime minister. Author: Happy Master D is a master of the history genre, and has several historical novels with more than a million words. He is especially good at writing novels with the background of the dynasty reform. Wenkui, who was widely praised before, was based on Zhang Juzheng's reforms. This book is mainly based on Wang Anshi's reforms. So as long as the author performs normally, this book will definitely be good. Personal review: The author's writing skills are very strong, and a large amount of content is written in semi-classical Chinese, which makes the article quite ancient, while still keeping the article interesting and not boring to read. In addition, the historical information is also prepared in detail, which shows the author's sincerity and intention. The protagonist is also well portrayed. They are different from ordinary time travelers who worry about the country and the people and try to make the country strong. The protagonist of this book is more like an ordinary person, with a sense of businessmanship, vanity, and Wang Anshi's little licking dog. But no one is perfect, and there are not many ordinary modern people with lofty ideals. At least in my eyes, the protagonist of this book is more real, he is flesh and blood. Personal complaints: The author's subsequent pacing is not very good. The plot of the protagonist writing the first sentence to fill the cup actually lasted five or six chapters. It was so procrastinated that it didn't feel satisfying at all😅.

As we all know, a big taboo in time-travel writing is to "travel too much", because the author often cannot grasp it due to lack of writing power. This book goes in the opposite direction. It is a father-son double-crossing game, which is quite rare. But the author of this book is really good, and he has grasped the double penetration very well. He not only plays the role of double penetration, but also has appropriate details and focus. In addition, the beginning of the book is when Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty was in power, not many years after the fall of the Northern Song Dynasty. Naturally, the majority of book friends hate the "Jingkang Shame" and hope to change it. This is also a major attraction of the book. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who like the history of the two Song Dynasties, hope that the "Jingkang Shame" can be changed, have clear logic, and like historical texts with solid research. Rating of the work: 9 (The beginning is amazing, using an anti-routine double penetration. At the same time, it lays the foundation for the following, the occupations of father and son, and the things they carry. The thinking logic is rigorous and clear. However, the main line is not clear yet, and I don't know whether it will help the Song Dynasty or fight for hegemony by myself). Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern father and son who suddenly traveled back to the Huizong period while driving back home. They struggled to survive at first, then gradually adapted to the times, gradually grew and grew, and finally became a dominant force (it is not yet clear whether they will support the Song Dynasty or become self-reliant). Author: Lao Wang is a veteran writer with rich experience and sophisticated writing skills. And unlike some authors who keep repeating the original routine. Lao Wang initially started his career in Hong Kong and Taiwan entertainment, and later wrote about the Republic of China and urban entrepreneurship. I have only turned to historical articles in the past two years, and I also write good historical articles. At present, there has never been any eunuchs or unfinished business, and the reputation is good. So don't worry, just jump in. Personal review: First of all, I think Lao Wang's foreshadowing is very good. As early as the first chapter, he has already designed how the two protagonists will survive and develop in the Song Dynasty. The son is a historian, who can help them avoid some thunder, and the father is a biologist, who can make them eat well. Moreover, he traveled with a car, and there were some modern high-yielding seeds on the car, which provided conditions for changing the world. Secondly, I think the family line is good. The protagonist in the starting point is often an orphan, and the family line is directly cut off. It is rare to see such a natural and warm family relationship as in this book (especially if it is a father-son double-crossing, and there will be no severe conflict with the ancient father's values), which is also a highlight. Finally, there is the issue of values. In Lao Wang's books, the protagonist's three views are very positive, and this book is no exception, so don't worry about being toxic in this aspect. In addition, the cliché is that the writing is good and the logic is clear. But this is a normal phenomenon for Lao Wang and is not something worthy of praise (laughs😄).

Speaking of the most extraordinary woman in the Song Dynasty and the first female poet in history, I think one name should appear in everyone's mind - Li Qingzhao. But I have to say that she was unfortunate in her later years, and most book lovers probably hope that she will have a good outcome. This book uses her as the heroine, and I believe the author can arrange a good ending for her. For this reason alone, the book has a certain appeal. The male protagonist is a doctor, and he advises them to divorce at the beginning of the chapter. The reason is that they are cousins ​​and are consanguineous. This is a truth that all modern children know, but it was also deviant at that time. Let us wait and see what kind of sparks will come from the collision between modern medicine and traditional concepts. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who like the history of the Song Dynasty and Li Qingzhao, but do not have too many requirements for historical rigor (this article contains many historical errors). Rating of the work: 6 (The beginning is good, the collision between modern medicine and traditional concepts is also very interesting, and the heroine is the widely liked Li Qingzhao. It is quite refreshing. But it is not rigorous, and there are many mistakes in historical knowledge. The writing is average and unremarkable.) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern doctor who traveled through time and became the grandson of Fan Zhongyan. He continued to practice medicine in ancient times while working hard to make the Song Dynasty more powerful. He met Li Qingzhao and married her. Personal review: The setting is novel, and modern medical knowledge is used to deal with the problem at the beginning, which triggers the collision between modern medical knowledge and traditional concepts, and enhances the interest. At the same time, it also brings the protagonist into the sight of some people, which plays a role in promoting the development of the subsequent plot. In addition, the general history literature is either about fighting for hegemony or trying to pursue an official career in an attempt to become a powerful minister. This is not the case in this book. The protagonist mainly practices medicine, falls in love with Li Qingzhao, and promotes the development of the Song Dynasty. The heroine is well portrayed. Here, she is no longer the sorrow of middle age and the misery of old age. She is a smart, lively and high-spirited beautiful girl. In the end, the author should also give her a good ending. Personal complaints: The author made many mistakes in historical knowledge. However, if you read this book purely as a fun article, you can ignore this point. The male protagonist is a little frustrated. It was as if he alone was promoting the development of the Song Dynasty. He does things by himself, and the others share the benefits. Failure to do so is entirely his own responsibility and has nothing to do with others.

Gaozong Zhao Jiu was the emperor who was nailed to the pillar of shame together with Qin Hui. And I think he has a greater responsibility, Qin Hui is just flattering him. Therefore, most book friends, including me, have no favorable impressions of him. So what would you do if you were dressed as Zhao Jiu and faced the precarious situation at that time? This book points the way for us. In addition, when talking about the Song Dynasty, everyone will feel weak and incompetent. This book shows us the passionate Song Dynasty. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book friends who like the history of the Song Dynasty, like Yue Fei, hope he can have a good ending, and like historical texts with rigorous research. Rating of the work: 9 (The setting is very good, Zhao Jiu came to fight against the Jin through time travel. The writing is very good, with an antique feel. The logic is clear and the plot is smooth. The group portraits are well done. However, in the "Preservation" chapter in the middle, it can be seen that the author does not seem to cherish his characters, so I lost some points😡) Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern person who traveled through time and became Emperor Gaozong Zhao Jiu who had just crossed south. He had little power in his hands and was in a precarious situation. He took power step by step, worked hard to resist the Jin Dynasty, and finally returned to the old capital. Author: Dandan is a master of history. The previous "Three Kingdoms" was written very well, and book lovers who are short of books can read it. This book still maintains its standard, with good writing style, clear logic, and careful historical facts. It lives up to the name of a great historical figure. Personal review: The setting is very eye-catching. Zhao Jiu himself is the biggest promoter of the peace negotiation faction, and when he travels through time and becomes a vanguard in the fight against gold, the contrast is quite interesting. Moreover, readers will feel very happy whenever the two Song Dynasty novels change the situation of being bullied and oppressed. This book does this very well. The plot of welcoming back the two emperors of Huiqin made me even more happy. They both deserved their punishment. Because the protagonist is an emperor, and the fight against the Jin Dynasty is the main plot of the first half of the book, and he cannot conquer it himself, the supporting characters play a big role. The group portraits in this book are very well done, they are really flesh and blood and have their own characters. Not to mention positive figures like Yue Fei, even the notorious Wan Qixi made decisions for a reason and in line with his personality. In addition, the author has solid historical knowledge and sophisticated content, which shows his good intentions. Moreover, the language is also quite ancient, which adds a lot of color to the article. Personal complaints: Why is it that the main character is jealous of Yue Fei so many times in his psychological activities? It doesn't make sense. It's a bit strange🤔

From the beginning of the Northern Song Dynasty to the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, the Sixteen Prefectures of Youyun were not controlled by the Han government, but there were a large number of Han people living there. So what were they like? It seems that few novels focus on this, but this book starts from the northern Han people in the late Jin Dynasty. Let us use this book to see how the northern Han people in the late Jin Dynasty rose up and took control of their own destiny. Suitable for the crowd: This book is suitable for book lovers who like the history of the late Song Dynasty, have sympathy for the Han people in the North, like grand war scenes, and like powerful protagonists. Rating of the work: 7 (It is relatively rare to focus on the Northern Han people in the late Song Dynasty. The war is well described. The protagonist likes the kind of hearty, fist-to-flesh attack, which has a kind of violent aesthetics. However, it does not involve much history and politics, and the writing style can only be said to be quite satisfactory). Content summary: This book tells the story of a modern person who traveled to the Northern Han Dynasty in the last years of the Jin Dynasty. When his team was wiped out, he worked hard to take revenge. Then he united the surrounding Northern Han people, broke away from the Jin Dynasty and established a separate empire, and finally repeated the story of the Han family in the world. Personal review: First of all, the beginning is extremely stunning. The protagonist's team was wiped out. I thought this revenge would be the main plot in the early stage, but it turned out that the revenge was successful in just a dozen chapters. The whole process was neat and neat, without any sloppiness at all. In addition, the protagonist directly smashed the enemy to death with a "bang bang bang". Although it was a bit violent, I have to say that my blood was boiling when I saw it. Secondly, the war scenes are described very well. The author seems to be very good at grand war scenes. He writes the confrontation of thousands of troops very realistically, making readers feel that they are on the battlefield of blood and fire, unlike some novels that just describe it dryly and only have the result in the end. At the same time, the author does not forget to focus on individuals. When describing the war, he will also include the thoughts of some individuals such as soldiers. Finally, this book rarely focuses on the Han people in the North. In fact, they are very difficult, they are not human beings. Liao, Jin and others thought they were Han people. The Song people thought they were barbarians. This perspective also broadens our thinking.

What role can personal martial arts play in national war? Is it really possible to tip the balance of victory? Although I think this is impossible. But the characters in this book do it again and again. Although it is a bit unrealistic, it is really enjoyable and made my blood boil with excitement. So I also hope that most book lovers can read this book and see a slightly different historical text. Suitable for the crowd: This book is more suitable for book lovers who like the history of the late Song Dynasty, hope to prevent Mongolia from taking over the Central Plains, like personal bravery and violent aesthetics, and do not have high requirements for rigor. Work rating: 8 (The plot is smooth and the writing is good. The supporting characters are also well shaped. The protagonist's personal bravery and violent aesthetics are vividly displayed. However, the role of the protagonist is too exaggerated, which is somewhat unrealistic. It is not so much a historical novel as a martial arts novel cloaked in history) Content summary: This book tells the story of a world fencing champion who traveled to the end of the Song Dynasty and relied on his personal force and wisdom to continuously strengthen his power, resist the Mongols, and finally dominate the world. Author: Cousin Big D is a master of historical literature. He is especially good at writing situations where the protagonist is at an extreme disadvantage or even a difficult situation. The previous book was actually pure and good. When the Qing Dynasty had an absolute advantage, it turned against the wind and restored the Han Dynasty. This book is somewhat similar, in that Mongolia is at an absolute advantage, which is what the author is good at understanding. So it will be well written. Personal review: The protagonist gambles his life again and again. Their team is like a modern special forces team, often containing or even defeating enemies several times. Although it is a bit unrealistic, it is very satisfying. This kind of aesthetics of pleasure, hatred, and violence has the shadow of the martial arts novels of the past. The reading experience is very good. In addition, although the protagonist is gambling with his life, his indomitable state also plays a huge role. At least I think he evoked courage in people. Since the Song Dynasty, due to frequent external failures, everyone has gradually lost the courage to resist. The actions of the protagonist have great significance in reshaping the national spirit and appearance. Personal complaints: After all, this book is a historical text, and the protagonist always personally leads a small force deep behind enemy lines or to contain the enemy army. It is indeed very satisfying, but it inevitably feels inconsistent.