Travel Through the Southern Song Dynasty and Become the Emperor

Why can't I see the new book released by the author?

Then I would really rather travel through the Song Dynasty than the Ming and Qing Dynasties, especially the Ming Dynasty. If you can rebel and kill Zhu, there will be no problem.

In many places, the word count is just too high, and the context is completely inconsistent.

The score is obviously low, it should be 9.5. It's thoughtful, pyrotechnic, funny, and flavorful.

Is there no comment here? I'll grab a sofa first

[Dog head] [dog head] [dog head] Cow, you dare to confront Shi Miyuan without knowing anything about the situation,,, you are already in the final stage, what rights do you think you have?

The plot is very exciting, and the author also consulted a lot of historical materials, but it's a pity that it ends too early and ends hastily.

I want to say that the author thinks that the Song Dynasty is not suitable for time travel? This has been the case throughout the ages, with rulers being indifferent to the ruled. Does the author think that the Qin, Han, Sui, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties are suitable for time travel? As for Song's loose control, it can't even be compared to this dynasty, right? The funniest thing about time-travel dramas is that you think killing the traitor will solve the problem. Are you trying to make me laugh to death?

There is too much water, and the later stage is like cheating. The most important thing is that the protagonist's actions for a long time are incomprehensible.

After reading a hundred chapters, all I can say is that it's a piece of shit.