Let me briefly mention a few points below.
First, let’s talk about the update that everyone is most concerned about:
Smart has pushed some traffic in the past two days, and many readers said that I updated too little, and urged me to update.
Well, the new book issue usually has two chapters, each chapter costs 2,000.
Although I am updating it once, it is two chapters in one, and each chapter is about 4,500 words.
Why can't there be more updates?
Because I want to climb the rankings.
If it exceeds a certain number of words, it will be removed from the new book list.
Moreover, this book is now in the third round of recommendations, and there will be another round. Although Sanjiang has no chance, the editor asked me to wait to see if there is an opportunity to recommend the cover.
Therefore, if the time is extended, the update cannot have too many words.
Otherwise, more than 200,000 words would have to be published.
But having said that, this period of time is just for me to save the manuscript and update it more after it is put on the shelves.
Thank you for the above.
2. About settings
Recently, many readers who like history have come here.
Correspondingly, there are more and more opinions.
The most important point is that I hope you don't go too far with your verification, otherwise this book can easily lead to death.
Secondly, there are some book friends who talk about setting issues. Zhu Yijun is tired of reading Ming Dynasty. Why not write about such and such, why not write about such and such dynasty.
I'm helpless now. I've already opened all my books. If you leave this message, I have no choice but to write it. I'll write you a free customized article right away.
Also, I did learn a lot from the opinions of some friends who knew the history of the Ming Dynasty very well.
Thank you for your opinions and friendly exchanges are welcome.
Beyond that, there are some readers who are... hard for me to describe.
I just feel like, how does the author know the character of these people?
How could Feng Bao be so bad, how could the hero's mother have no desire for power, and how could Gao Gong be so radical.
For this type of comments, let me put it bluntly: I write novels and I want to tell the story well.
What kind of people they are, as long as they don't deviate from the historical framework, I will directly set it. Although I can't say that I am right, I am not wrong either.
Just because history is left blank, there is room for my setting, right?
Therefore, I hope that this kind of friends who are completely unable to substitute can find their favorite novels.
Three, historical figures
Everyone has their favorite historical figures, whether they are Gao or Zhang, or even Feng Bao or Li.
Maybe some friends don't like the character I set.
This is not mandatory.
But I won’t change it. After all, I’ve already written so much. I can’t just stop updating it just because you scold me (show your hands).
4. About the plot
After the male protagonist can take control of political affairs, he will start to reform.
The time will jump in stages, and the content is relatively complex, including the official system, tax system, ideology (not ahead of the curve), science, public opinion, sea opening, armaments... too many to list one by one.
But the rhythm is step by step, so don’t rush it.
Yesterday there was a comment that asked Queen Mother Li to step aside now and the male protagonist to take charge immediately.
Is there anything else that needs to be done to get Zhang Juzheng offline quickly today?
To this... I can only say that there is nothing I can do.
Just be a little patient.
Fourth, about pursuing reading.
It’s understandable that everyone is raising new book seedlings, but... can you give me some follow-up reading on Monday and Tuesday next week? One week should be enough.
Thank you!
Chapter completed!