Disciplining the Song Dynasty

After reading Chapter 72, I have some insights to tell the author! In addition to military affairs, the Song Dynasty was also rich! Except for the military, everything else ranks at the forefront of the world! It seems from the surrounding area that Song Dynasty is rich! I want to defeat the Song Dynasty and lose money, but I don't want to destroy the Song Dynasty, and I am afraid that the Song Dynasty will fight tooth and nail. After all, I don't know what will happen if the Song Dynasty fights hard! Then, Da Song will do business and earn back the money he accompanies! As a result, when people see that they have no money again, they will beat you again! Pay more compensation! The author doesn't understand history! If you make money for Da Song, you will get up! The land area of ​​the Song Dynasty was very small, except for the military, all aspects of business and industry were great!

The overall story is still very exciting, but the back part is a bit uncontained. The battle line is too long, and the shortcomings are not covered up. There are several climaxes that are very well written, such as the story about the King of Hell Camp, the Donghua Gate to thank the troops for the expedition, the Battle of Duanhungang at Iron Buddha Tu, etc. The writing is exciting, but the whole story becomes dull after becoming the overlord, and there is no way to end it.

There is only one way to save the Song Dynasty, rebellion! After reading a few chapters, the author actually stopped reading because he didn't want to save the Song Dynasty through rebellion. It's bullshit!

The author probably admired the Song Dynasty society during this period of Zhao Zhen, and he often beautified or explained this period of history! Therefore, the male protagonist is very affectionate towards Zhao Zhen! So no matter how aggrieved you are, you won't rebel! Use everything you can to change the civil servants and generals! Come and save a Song Dynasty that is about to become lonely! But as a time-travel novel, if the social system of monarchy cannot be changed! No matter how well you manage the economy, you will bring down the world! What's the use? Can the last emperor's unrealistic promise alone last forever? From the male protagonist's perspective, it's time to retire and enjoy life! But from a reader's perspective, it's incomplete and frustrating! Two words~~unpleasant! ! !

I've read it four times now, I like it very much, and it's so refreshing that I can even read it with tears in my eyes. Who doesn't want to live in peace and prosperity in the prosperous times?

Too taken for granted. The protagonist is right to fart!

Sing "It's not a sin for a man to cry" to the ancients, and ask if you are embarrassed to talk about it!

It's just a cool YY article to pass the time, but it's not good at farming, it's a bit Machiavellian, and the writing is still poor. If you insist on reading it, I suggest you pick up the climax chapter and skip to it.

It's pretty good. If you don't come up, you'll rebel. If you don't come up, you'll kill that person. There's life and death. It's rare to see a time-traveling protagonist who doesn't kill people. Most people who have time-traveled become unscrupulous people who kill when they don't like it.

I don't need to say more about the author's writing style, but even if there are many good things about it, one cannot simply say that Liu Yong is a soft-boiled guy. If Liu Yong was just a prostitute for free, why would there be a saying that "everywhere with well water and drinking water can sing Liu's lyrics"? How could a group of women pay for his burial after his death if he only ate soft food? It can be seen that Liu Yong's lyrics actually helped those people, but in the end he was said to be a freeloader and a free prostitute. This shows that the world does not understand Liu Yong.