After thinking about it, I still have to write a summary at the end of the volume.

Since I started the new book, I have been restless and restless all day long. On the one hand, the new book has achieved unprecedented results, and I am worried that it will not last. On the other hand, I feel very stressed.

I have been writing books for five or six years. The first time I ordered two thousand and eight, and the first time I ordered three thousand, and the first time I had hope for the fine works. The first time I entered the group of high-quality authors. This book is really the first time for me.

I discussed with the editor from the beginning. I revised it three times, and for this reason I lost the 110,000-word manuscript. But the results are obvious. Whether it is the data or the feedback, they are beyond my imagination.

After it was released, the subscription was an explosive result for me. For this reason, I would like to thank all the genuine readers. Every subscription and every reward of yours is my motivation for writing. Thank you very much.

These achievements are worth buying the genuine Chang'an 12 Hours, Chang'an map, and placed on the desk. Try to improve the details.

Although in the end, a lot of details were still pointed out. Among them, the title of adults was the most common. I forgot what the author was, and the first to popularize that statement was that before the Ming and Qing dynasties, adults meant fathers. Later, the online literature circle began to diss the issue wildly. I knew this problem, but many problems could not be avoided.

For example, you know that a person is an official. But you don’t know what official he is, and you don’t know how old he is. What do you want to call him? Let’s go up and ask. What official are you? What’s your name? Ao, it turns out that he is Lu County Magistrate... Is it awkward?

In addition, I personally think that in ancient times, officials were all appointed as parents. Therefore, there is no problem calling them adults. I don’t know who put forward this concept. But I think this statement is very one-sided and not absolute.

In addition, the word Shangguan should also be used. However, this word has limitations. For example, you can call yourself a lower official. However, you generally don’t call your superiors Shangguan directly. You can call him Lu County Wei, or Lu Lord. But it’s a bit uncomfortable to call him Lu Shangguan directly. In the conversation, you can say that someone is my Shangguan. But generally, you won’t call him that when you are face to face, you won’t call him that that’s the one you are.

The above is my opinion on this issue. I am not a beast in the bricks, and my words are not authoritative. It is just a little personal opinion.

When people in the Tang Dynasty spoke, they usually called themselves something. But if they really wanted to write it, I kept knowing and thinking that the reading experience would really improve? This is an infinitely streamed cool article. Everything is for the purpose of making readers happy. I will only sacrifice other details to make the master happy, but I will never sacrifice the concept of coolness for some details. Of course, if someone thinks that my words are not classic enough and affects the sense of pleasure, then I really can't do anything about it.

I also specifically responded to a question. That is, when the protagonist just traveled through the past, he couldn't understand the people in the town. Later, he could understand it. I explained it specifically. At the beginning, I did not write it carefully enough. I said sorry for this first. So I changed it a little.

I have added a sentence to the original text. The old man's accent is also very heavy, but he can barely understand it. I thought this was the problem I set. But someone tried to play with me... Crazy squirting????? Someone even said, "The protagonist doesn't have a medieval accent, how do you communicate?"???

I would like to respond seriously. The online literature circle is not suitable for you, really. There are no historical time travel novels I have read, but there are eight hundred. I have never seen a protagonist who has a medieval accent. None of them have ever traveled through time travel, and they are still mixed up. Don’t you criticize them, and you can show off in my infinite stream???

Finally, I will respond to the question of deleting posts. A large number of posts have been deleted by me. I admit that I deleted them. I deleted all negative posts. The more reasonable I said, the more I deleted them. I have read all posts. I can correct some of them that can be corrected.

But it’s a pity. I can’t let these posts continue to exist. A long time ago, I noticed that most popular novels rarely have negative comments. But if you go to the post bar, you will know that the mysterious comments are only half and half. Could it be that it is because when we reach the starting point, everyone’s quality has improved?

Finally, let’s talk about the end of this volume.

Let me say it better first, even if it is the ending, I didn’t plan to write it. But later I thought it would be better to let the Tang Dynasty volume be more formal and give it an ending. So I wrote a few more chapters before I had this general ending. This is my explanation of the Tang Dynasty volume. After all, many readers like this volume.

Many people say it was a bit unfinished. I admit that it was a bit hasty. But to be honest, I was not prepared for the subsequent plot at all. So I didn't plan to force it to make it up and cheat money. Really, the reputation of the beginning is better. I don't want to delay the reputation has become worse.
Chapter completed!