Transmigrate to the Southern Song and Become Emperor

It's a bit verbose in the early stages, but it gets better once you become the prince.

I felt that the pace of the book was too slow, and some chapters were just too word-county. When writing an article, it should be detailed and appropriate. You don't need to write every step in detail. Readers are reading novels, not reading instruction manuals. They don't want to read endlessly in a military academy.

I'm very curious about the author's brain circuit. The Queen Mother instigated her relatives to carry out a coup with the Prime Minister to depose and establish the protagonist, but she was lightly exposed, and the two relatives were promoted to vassal kings. Haha, is this to encourage the relatives to continue to do things? Also, what does this make the hero who supports the protagonist think? Labor and management support the weak protagonist with their heads high. When the protagonist comes to power, he does not reward the heroes, but instead vigorously rewards the opposing relatives. Who will be willing to do things for the protagonist after the rewards and punishments are not divided? There is no need to kill the queen mother because of morality, but if the crime is determined, confining her to support her will not harm her filial piety. She will even be praised for her benevolence and filial piety, which will prevent her from doing trouble in the future based on her reputation.

After listening to it all night, I was still reciting poems and engaging in ambiguity. The last prince who traveled through time did not think about how to use modern technology to save the country, but he wandered around like a rich man all day long doing all kinds of pretense. Is this the last generation of literature?

Regarding the protagonist's stupid pig-like approach, calling him a stupid pig is an insult.

It's still readable before Chapter 27, but it's a mess afterward, especially after the palace change. It's incoherent and I don't know what to say. Is there really no book on this platform that I can read???

The plot is confusing and the logic is different. The author has no common sense. What kind of thing is he writing about a political war? Most of the words are low. The author has an elementary school education.

A concubine in the harem actually dared to embarrass the emperor you made me laugh That eternal emperor has no temper at all You don't have the temper and you still want to centralize your power and run an empire? How can you sweep the world if you don't sweep one house? What you write is nonsense

Don't kill those who should be killed, just keep them. The benevolence of a woman is not decisive at all. With the strength (forbidden army + Li Tang and others), what reason can you say? With the book of Zhao in hand, just "Who is in favor? Who is against?" That's it. What's more, a group of wallflowers and treacherous ministers have all come to power and are bound by some kind of "rules"?

Nice