Twin Passageways: The Worlds-Spanning Trade System

For the sake of rationality, the fun points are reduced, such as using the name of the prince and Li Shimin to do good deeds. This is reasonable, but for readers, writing it like this will indeed lack the fun points. Instead, it seems to be suppressing the protagonist, which is the so-called golden finger. The result is still suppressing development. From the author's own point of view, the protagonist is definitely a smart person who knows what position to do and what kind of thing to do. The behavior of trying to make a fool of himself is also what a smart person does. But this is not the view for the audience, so it is understandable that the data is not as good as expected. The essence of Fei Lu is to read cool articles. Suppressing development and the like are generally said to be poisonous points. This book is suitable for Fei Lu, right?

It's not that your writing is bad, it's that there is a problem with the overall pacing. The core of your book is to do business with all the worlds, but you have tied yourself up and written more than 300 chapters in the Tang Dynasty, relegating yourself to the same track as other Tang Dynasty novels. This type of writing is often highly homogeneous. After reading one book, you can't read the second one in a short time. The slow development of the plot directly leads to a large number of books. As we all know, reading books will really lead to death. By the time the big guys come, you will already be reading Shaoliang. And let's be honest, when we read this kind of heavenly trading novel, what we want to see is multiple worlds where the protagonist acts as a middleman to make a lot of money. The three or four worlds on earth you have come back and forth are really too few. I hope to see you writing this kind of subject in the future. In addition, Feilu readers like to read invincible novels that run away at 300,000 yuan. The plot ideas of those novels are only 300,000 yuan from the beginning. Often, by then, there is nothing written, the quality drops, and the follow-up is reduced, which leads to eunuchs.

Originally, I thought the author was writing about Chang Le getting married, but then he wrote that the relationship between the princess and Chang Sun Chong was very bad, and the protagonist had to treat the princess. So does the author intend to accept it or not? I won't subscribe to it for the time being. I'll wait until I get confirmation. And to be honest, not accepting Chang Le in Tang Chuan's novel is the same as not accepting Huang Rong in martial arts literature. Do you think it's appropriate?

I have only read three chapters, and apart from anything else, I found this setting really enjoyable. The author really considered many aspects. Unlike others, I was really embarrassed when I saw it. I thought the ancients were fools, and the ancients were regarded as modern. Apply modern rules to ancient times. Each of them would just say a few words and be greeted by others. The subordinates never consider the issue of loyalty. They are all die-hard loyalists with a lot of flaws. Then the author and some readers are still proud of it. What golden fingers do you want? In other books, if there is no golden finger, the main character is useless, and they all rely on golden fingers. The protagonist of this book can do without a golden finger and relies entirely on his own ability. If you really don't have a golden finger, why are you better than others? The protagonist is very awesome, but the author can't write it well, and it's all about being awkward. Then all the supporting characters and enemies cooperate there. If nothing else, just take his subordinates as an example. Why is the emperor so suspicious? It's a matter of trust. Why can a bunch of protagonists just come and go? Delegate power to your subordinates? Because he has some tricks up his sleeve, I guarantee my subordinates will be die-hard loyalists.

I hope there will be more female protagonists. I read 4,000 chapters of An Liang's book, but there were only a few female protagonists coming and going, and then I got tired of reading it. To be honest, if there are more new female protagonists in the future, I can still subscribe. I hope this book has more female protagonists. Just personal preferences and suggestions. I hope other book friends don't criticize me about breeding horses. Let's compare in a low voice. If I had hundreds of billions of wealth, I would definitely breed more horses. Well, don't criticize me. It's my personal preference.

I felt that this book was not as enjoyable as the previous one, and I preferred urban writing. With power and money in hand, you can pick up girls and live a happy life.

The subject matter seems interesting at first and I can keep watching it, but the more I watch later, the more boring I get. The plot is too slow. Like this, I don't know when the protagonist will open the second world, or it may end in the end.

What does it have to do with your modern life if your wives and concubines became pregnant in the Tang Dynasty? Don't be afraid, rush!

Personally, I prefer the extraordinary world. I liked the previous novel quite a lot, but it's a pity that I entered the palace. I personally like this second extraordinary world more. What can I achieve by simply making up the history of ancient times? The ultimate goal is to expand the territory, popularize books, and produce high citations. Everyone has enough food, and then they are crowned kings, with Machiavellian politics interspersed in between. The supernatural world can be unfolded bit by bit with the mysterious world described by the author, and more of the author's novel ideas can be incorporated into it, such as urban, fictional history, and extraordinary. At present, there is a little less description of the main world.

As expected of a person with a sea name, he has 600,000 words and more than 300 chapters. He is still working in the Tang Dynasty, and he has just started. Brother, he has a systematic role. In fact, he can be promoted horizontally in the Tang Dynasty. Are you afraid that there is no talent management? The system can directly instill skills! Be ruthless, push away the Tang Dynasty, and create a model for the emperor. It makes sense to have a system. If things continue to develop as they are now, don't we need to start with a million words to complete the task? That's a ghost in the heavens