I Can't Explain It, The Historical Novel I Wrote Came True

I have seen the same type of novels and now you are the only one

The United States has less than ** years of history. Has it ever felt inferior?

Even if your ancestors, the author, are lost, history cannot be lost. Don't act like you don't have a brain.

The introduction said that the stick is a bit too much. One is only a few hundred years old, and the fault is a thousand years old. I am speechless.

You are really good at historical faults. There are so many historical buildings and folk customs of recording local history. This fault is impossible no matter how you think about it.

I understand that the author wanted to create conflict when writing Bangzi Country, but I felt it was a bit much. It makes people feel a little uncomfortable watching it.

If nothing else, where is the Great Wall? How did this get erased? With the Great Wall here, there wouldn't be such a gap in history. I even think it only has a history of a thousand years.

How can we just wipe out history and be done with it? Even if you eliminate mosquitoes, can you destroy the ancient buildings and ruins everywhere?

Historical gap? Are you kidding? Are all the historians dead? There have been no tomb robbers since the Ming Dynasty, right? There are so many imperial tombs and no one has discovered them.

To be honest, the author shouldn't have made the country so miserable. Although it proves the importance of the protagonist, it would be too sad for a country's hope to be in the hands of an ordinary person.