Yongle Great Writer, Please Stop Writing!

It is very well written and brings out the cruelty of ancient times. It's not like some novels that whitewash it and brainwash people. A few days ago, some netizens told me that ancient morality was higher than modern times. I'm speechless,

It's not really going to be fantasy. Author, please say a few words. If it's really fantasy, I'll die. Don't deceive readers!

I feel so sad when I see it. The government forces the people to rebel and they have no choice but to rebel, ugh

Something is wrong. It was definitely written by someone else. Don't forget the original intention of the protagonist. In the end, it will no longer be a dominating novel. And you said you were not greedy for politics, but you ended up getting deeper and deeper into it.

Farming, studying and passing down the family, these scholars are really not human beings

Why did Jie Jin come out again in Chapter 170? Wasn't he already dead? Your house was confiscated by you.

As the title says, originally the focus of this book was on literary heroes, but now it has returned to the routine of general historical writing, which is boring.

The protagonist draws that Pei Yuan Pill, which can even cure incurable diseases in ancient times. He has just been beaten thirty times, why is he reluctant to take one for himself? And then you can endure the pain while riding in the carriage? If elixirs are precious, isn't this something that can be picked out by just one Ten Company? The protagonist doesn't even have the 20th Company, how can he judge whether this thing is precious or not? It reminds me of those protagonists in early urban novels who use one hundred thousand to draw one hundred million ten million in a row, and then use one hundred million to do business. Why not use one hundred million to continue the lottery? Very confused!

The writing is good, but it feels weird to publish a Romance of the Three Kingdoms in the Ming Dynasty, because many battles in the Three Kingdoms were adapted from battles in the early Ming Dynasty. For example, a large part of the most classic Burning of Red Cliffs refers to the battle between Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang. The number of soldiers burned to death and the chain of iron chains were all based on these battles. Finally, what I want to say is that the writing is good and of high quality. There are few such good Ming Dynasty novels. Please keep your style and do your best. I am just complaining.

The Xu family and the Zhuge family are the same. Investment from multiple forces is a way to preserve the family. As for why Mr. Xu didn't surrender like Zhu Di in the end, it was because he didn't need to and couldn't. Otherwise, he would become a traitor. If Boss Xu was really a loyal minister, he should have committed suicide long ago, or fled Nanjing to find Zhu Yunwen.

Until now, we still call the scholars in the past "poor and poor" and call them "poor and talented scholars". In fact, among scholars, it cannot be said that there are no real poor people who are studying hard, but most of them have at least a small income at home, and this "small" is still relative to big landowners and nobles. Although scholars are not like those who are given money, housing and official positions like those who are educated, there are also preferential policies. The "sour" can have it, but except for a few "poor" people, most of them really don't.