The Zhou Ding: The Last Royal Power

Regarding the progress of the novel's story, my original plan was: The first stage: first appearance (315 BC-310 BC) Starting dilemma: The protagonist travels back in time as King Nan of Zhou, and discovers that the Zhou royal family exists in name only, the Duke of Western Zhou controls the government, the Duke of Eastern Zhou is eyeing it, and the Qin Kingdom has begun to advance eastward. Ways to break the situation: 1. Take advantage of the situation to establish prestige: Use the name of the emperor to win over small princes such as Weiguo and Luguo, and gradually accumulate prestige. 2. Economic reform: Introduce modern management thinking, reform the Zhou royal family's finances, develop salt and iron trade, and enhance national strength. 3. Eliminate internal troubles: Design a divorce plan to instigate conflicts between the Duke of Western Zhou and the Duke of Eastern Zhou, and finally use the help of Qin to eliminate the Duke of Western Zhou and regain power. The second stage: unite to resist the Qin Dynasty (309 BC-300 BC) External threats: The Qin State captured Yiyang, threatening the security of the Zhou royal family. Ways to break the situation: 1. Restart the alliance: In the name of the emperor, call on the six countries to unite to resist Qin, and use modern diplomatic means to resolve the internal conflicts among the six countries. 2. Military reform: Establish a new army, introduce modern training methods, and improve combat effectiveness. 3. Intelligence network: Establish a spy system, penetrate the Qin State, and obtain key intelligence. The third stage: Conquering the Central Plains (299-290 BC) Expansion of power: The prestige of the Zhou royal family has greatly increased, and the protagonist began to integrate the small princes of the Central Plains and gradually expand the scope of influence. The fourth stage: unification of the world (289-280 BC) The ultimate goal: destroy Qin, annex the six kingdoms, and unify the world. Is this pace too fast???? The historical drama is almost turning into a fantasy drama 🤦, and some chapters have been changed. Can you provide some suggestions for improvement??? Don't just spray it, your heart can't bear it. In the latest chapter, it's a bit magical. The historical document "Mozi Bei Xue" records the prototype of gunpowder during the Warring States Period. This gunpowder is not the kind of gunpowder of later generations, but a powder that is easy to burn. In the novel, I wrote it as "magnetic storm weapon"; I will revise it later. In historical documents, the Western Zhou Dynasty already had the technology of making fire with Yang Sui; I wrote it as "Magnetic Levitation Appearance" in the novel. "Fifty-Two Prescriptions for Diseases" records the medicinal use of bile alum; in the novel, I changed it to "magnetic particle imaging" and limited it to the oxidative color reaction of bile alum and sulfur. I didn't feel it when I was writing it, but it was quite enjoyable to revise it. After I finished writing it, I felt it was not easy to understand when I read it myself. I will revise the following chapters;. I am used to reading fantasy novels, and historical dramas are almost turning into fantasy dramas…

When reading a dramatic novel, you should pay attention to the "curtain announcement" [smile][smile]