Great Song Has Guts
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A good fit for
- 喜欢历史穿越、皇帝流、争霸爽文的网络小说读者
- 对两宋之交、靖康之变题材感兴趣的读者
- 偏爱幽默诙谐、黑色幽默文风,不追求严格考据的读者
- 看过大罗罗《抢救大明朝》《天下豪商》想追其作品的老读者
- 想找一本长篇完本、可以连续读上几周的解压读物的人
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- 期待严肃历史考据、反感戏说与玩梗的读者
- 不喜欢主角嘴贫、配角智商降智这类网络爽文套路的读者
- 对无厘头幽默和大量现代梗容忍度较低的读者
Reading tips
- 先了解靖康之变的基本史实,再读会更能体会书中的反差与讽刺。
- 前一百多章以闹剧为主,宋徽宗退场后风格一转,建议读到上架部分再判断是否合口味。
- 把本书当解压向爽文阅读,不必逐条对照史书,遇到明显不合理处可以一笑带过。
- 可搭配《宋史》相关章节或岳飞传记对照阅读,历史与戏说互为参照,乐趣翻倍。
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Contents
- Chapter 1: The Prince Has Gone Mad
- Chapter 2: I'm Not Mad—I'm Taking Troops into the Palace
- Chapter 3: What to Do When Traitors Appear at Court?
- Chapter 4: Don't Let Song Huizong Get Away!
- Chapter 5: Your Lone Prince Brings Troops to Show Filial Piety
- Chapter 6: Do You Mean to Be Li Shimin?
- Chapter 7: Father, You Are Not Allowed to Flee!
- Chapter 8: No One Even Wants to Be Emperor of the Great Song!
- Chapter 9: As Long as the Jin Don't Come, Pay Them Whatever Tribute They Want
- Chapter 10: Take Qin Hui to Fight the Jin!
- Chapter 11: Don't Cry, My Lady—We'll Fight the Jin Together!
- Chapter 20: The Prince at Chenqiao Station!
- Chapter 21: Wake Up—You're Being Draped in the Yellow Robe!
- Chapter 22: Reorganization at Chenqiao Station
- Chapter 24: A Father Who Ruins His Son, a Son Who Ruins His Father
- Chapter 26: Your Lone Prince Is a Chosen Man Who Cannot Be Killed
- Chapter 31: Guo Tiannü and Lü Yihao
- Chapter 32: Money! Money! Guo Yaoshi Is Here, So There's Money!
- Chapter 41: The Mad Prince Reviews His Troops
- Chapter 42: The Biggest Coward in the Great Song
- Chapter 47: Is the Great Song Really Cowardly?
- Chapter 70: What? A Million Western Troops Are Coming!
- Chapter 74: Qin Hui, Go Fetch Yue Fei!
- Chapter 77: Fighting the Jin Isn't Hard—Daring to Offend the Great Houses Is
- Chapter 85: Yue Fei Cannot Be Beaten When His Force Reaches Ten Thousand!
- Chapter 87: Watch Your Lone Prince Rout a Hundred Thousand with Eight Thousand!
- Chapter 117: The Great Song Is No Longer Cowardly!
- Chapter 118: Zhao Gou, Accept Your Fate!
- Chapter 126: The Death of Zhao Ji, Part One
- Chapter 130: The Death of Zhao Ji—No More Song Huizong
- Chapter 145: Going to Be Enthroned in Mourning Dress
- Chapter 146: Now Begin to Be Emperor!
- Chapter 150: The Great Jin's Western Campaign Goes to Shandong
- Chapter 151: Zhao Kai Rebels—Let All Under Heaven Punish Him Together!
- Chapter 158: Qin Hui, the Middleman Who Sells the Country
- Chapter 168: The Men of the Zhao Clan Must Have Guts!
- Chapter 170: The Hongwu Year of the Great Song
- Chapter 172: Destroy the Western Song First, Then the Southern Song!
- Chapter 175: Kaifenggrad Stands Unbroken
- Chapter 183: The Rise and Fall of the Great Song Is Decided in This One Battle!
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About the author
Daluoluo (English name: Daluoluo) is an author whose nationality, birth and death dates are unknown, and whose publicly available information is limited. The library currently holds 20 of the author's works, including The Great Merchant of the World, Burying the Qing Dynasty Alive, The Rise of the Third Reich, The Song Dynasty Has Guts, Rescuing the Great Ming Dynasty, The Dream of the Heavenly Dynasty, and The Villainous Hero of the World. Daluoluo's writing is mainly concentrated in premium fiction and alternate history, and is often categorized under men's fiction, historical fiction, and modern Chinese history. Judging from the titles and categories, Daluoluo tends to choose historical turning points or dynastic transitions as narrative backgrounds, developing plot imaginings with alternate-history elements and injecting popular-fiction readability into historical frameworks. The works span a considerable range of periods, covering the Song, Ming, and Qing dynasties as well as modern times, showing a sustained interest in historical narrative.