The Northern Ode

I endured reading half of it. The author probably wanted to follow the official history and not write a fun story. There was an official struggle in the front and a fight for hegemony in the middle, and then there was technology and so on. However, there are too many flaws, and the plot is extremely confusing. In some places, a stick is suddenly struck, the plot is written out of context, and everyone is made to look like a fool. The war scenes are also written in a messy way. I can't stand it anymore after seeing 600 chapters. And there are many references to books. All in all, this book is written in a nondescript manner. A bad book

Kou Jihun traveled through the Northern Song Dynasty and became the grandson of the famous prime minister Kou Zhun. Kou Jihun traveled through the Northern Song Dynasty and became the grandson of the famous prime minister Kou Zhun. As a standard third-generation official, he should have been living the most arrogant and dandy life. However, when he came to Beijing with a cheap letter from his father inviting him to come to Bianjing to enjoy the blessings, he discovered that... His grandfather Kou Zhun seemed to be in trouble! The protagonist not only teaches Zhao Zhen to become a talented person, but also helps him remove toxins, fight traitorous officials, and reform the official system, pushing Zhao Zhen to the position of an emperor through the ages, and embarking on a journey full of challenges and opportunities in the Northern Song Dynasty court. The novel not only describes the political struggles and social features of the Northern Song Dynasty in detail, but also profoundly displays the growth and transformation of the protagonist, as well as the complex relationship between him and the people around him. Through this work, readers can have a glimpse of the culture, customs, officialdom operations and institutional characteristics of the Northern Song Dynasty, and feel the reality and three-dimensionality of that era. The novel is characterized by its careful research on historical details. From the power struggle in the court to the contest between the emperor and his courtiers, everything is written in an extremely detailed and reasonable manner. Through wonderful stories and profound historical research, it shows readers a real and charming world of the Northern Song Dynasty. Although what he said has been said, it still feels like it has not yet been said, leaving in Yu's heart the best of the Northern Song Dynasty and the best of Kou Gong.

The questions in the imperial examination are similar to brain teasers. What do you want to do? What do you think of the imperial examination? I could barely bear this part. What are you writing about martial arts? Brother, you really don't know what a crossbow is, what a heavy armored cavalry is, and what impact is. In the first two games, hundreds of spears were thrown into the pile of crossbowmen, and even twenty or thirty people were killed. The heavy armored cavalry charged, and three thousand people died, and one thousand died. It was all thanks to Song Taizu's blessing. There's also the Bed Crossbow. I'm really convinced. If I remove the arrow, the impact will crush your internal organs.

Recommended

Three hundred chapters, the first one or two hundred is fine, but I don't know what's going on in the back. One moment he acts like a normal person, the next moment he acts stupid, the next moment he acts like a superman, and the next moment he acts like a wise man. Can a person's IQ and style really be so varied?

It's okay. I like reading historical novels when I'm older. Since it's a novel, don't worry about some minor flaws. Good review

The official seal in the hands of officials is also called a seal? The author's historical common sense is flawed. For things like the Qiuwei Ceremony, he came up with topics as soon as he asked them, and even made them into brain teasers. The Song Dynasty was written like a retard, and he could do whatever he wanted. After reading two or three hundred chapters, he couldn't stand it anymore, so he gave up.

In the court struggle, all kinds of forced talk are invincible. There is no technical support for the invention of weapons. If we forcefully fast forward a few hundred years, it would be more reliable to write a system and use machine tools and craftsmen from outside. Not to mention war, all kinds of outrageous things. Running back and forth between the two places will make the whole family exhausted and speechless. How clever. What else is there, like ten thousand planes and hundreds of tigers running together, firing a single salvo, killing more than ten thousand soldiers, it was so overwhelming. It's better than heavy machine guns and rockets. Simply history within history

A counterfeit leader actually has a heart full of justice and cares about the world, and he only has one wife? Travelers should focus on technology instead of just playing tricks. The war scenes are not well written, and I have no idea about numbers and just talk about millions and millions. Personal safety rests on human nature, and the writing is too idealistic. The biggest drawback is that I keep licking the West and I still look down on the cultural knowledge nurtured by the Chinese land. Isn't it a good idea to summarize the knowledge of our ancestors and create the Song Dynasty version of the Yongle Ceremony?

Very nice! The starting point is that Kou Zhun's descendants are very interesting!