Would there be any historical novels or novels that were written in a relaxed manner during the Song and Yuan Dynasties? Would there also be novels that were written in a strategic manner, with elements of the Song Dynasty and nobility?

2025-02-13 13:08

This novel was "My Brother Song Taizu". It was a historical/Song, Yuan, and Ming novel. It had elements of relaxation, strategy, Song Dynasty, and nobility. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. "Brother Song Taizu" author: Jiugong Ge husband and wife. The introduction of "My Brother Song Taizu": The early Song Dynasty was a time of constant changes. There were stories of "the emperor's robe,""the alliance of the golden chamber,""the sound of the axe and the shadow of the candle," and so on. But for some reason, there were not many novels that wrote about this period of history. This book was about this period of history, and the protagonist was Zhao Da's third brother, Guang Mei. It's quite attractive to me. Everyone knew that Zhao Guangmei didn't end well. However, he had to admit that he actually had the possibility of obtaining a great position. Because Zhao Er's Northern Expedition failed and he lost the sixteen states of Dark Cloud, and the legitimacy of his ascension was questionable, the majority of the book friends were not very interested in him. I'm sure you also want to see the plot of Zhao Er not being able to ascend the throne. Then let's read a book. For the crowd: In order to make it easier for readers to read, this book did not pursue the original historical appearance too much, nor was it that boring and rigorous. Therefore, this book was suitable for those who were interested in the history of the early Song Dynasty and wanted to see Zhao Er suffer. At the same time, they did not have much demand for the rigor of history. The setting is very interesting. It captured everyone's hope that Zhao Er would be defeated and change the weakness of the Song Dynasty. However, the monetary and financial content was not very good, and the writing could only be said to be average.) Description: This book was about a modern person who transmigrated to Zhao Guangmei, Zhao Da's younger brother. With his own hard work and understanding of history, he played around with the Great Song Dynasty (the author himself did not know whether the protagonist would be an emperor or an imperial uncle with real power). Personal comment: The plot was pretty good. The first few chapters were very attractive, allowing the protagonist to play a role in the process of Zhao Da winning the throne. Firstly, it highlighted the role of the protagonist and increased the pleasure of the work. The second was to pave the way for the protagonist to win the big position in the future. Because Zhao Er already had a high position at that time, if the main character was just a white body, it might be very difficult to compete with Zhao Er. In addition, the main character had Yang Ye and Pan Mei under him, which was also very interesting. Because the two of them were sworn enemies in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, this contrast increased the interest. Even if the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was not mentioned, Pan Mei was known as the strongest spear in the early Song Dynasty, and Yang Ye was the strongest defense. The chemical reaction between the two was quite worth looking forward to. Someone complained, She felt that the author had taken some things for granted. For example, in terms of monetary and financial policies, perhaps the early Song Dynasty did not have the basic conditions to implement them. There was also the self-made oral hormone, which was injected. It also felt a little strange. Hurry up and read!