Fake History from the Start: The Jianzhou Jurchens Were Jin Merchant Enforcers

So funny, hahaha. The protagonist's mental state deserves to be promoted, and he vows to destroy everything. All the mistakes are the fault of the civil servants. If you don't want me to live, then don't live anymore.

Full marks! It was so much fun. I laughed from the beginning to the end. I couldn't help it when I heard about the Yongle Ceremony of the Four Thousand Years Conspiracy. I couldn't help it when I also heard about the Ye Xian Group. It was so funny.

Authors need to study pseudo-history well and use a lot of code. As long as you update quickly enough, you will be the first new author of the Tomato and Seven-Point pseudo-history genres to receive benefits. As for whether it is reasonable or not, who cares? If you have time to think about the rationality, why not watch that old man's video and get more big melons out? Historical cross-country is the better. How can you earn traffic if you are not wild? Anyway, it's all about storytelling. As long as you learn from each family, the worldview can be expanded to Australia, Europe, North America, and Africa. If you keep up with the times, there will be endless things to write about.

The writing is not bad and very entertaining. The pseudo-historical patients in the comment area have made this article even better. How should the ending be done? Let the protagonist reveal his true feelings at the end like Don Quixote, or should he continue to go crazy?

I finally came across a pseudo-historical novel. I hope the author won't stop updating it if it becomes popular.

The coolest thing about this book is that it entertained both conspiracy theorists and non-conspiracy theorists at the same time [laughing]

Genius, the author's imaginative arrangement makes it possible to write a science fiction novel. I also finished watching it in one night and I laughed to death. It was really enjoyable to read, but the recent chapters have been too bland. The reviewers need to work harder to invent.

Nice idea 🙂 But you can't put the current view of history at that time. At that time, history had not been systematically tampered with. The Ming Dynasty unified the world and was not destroyed. How could it not know history? Otherwise, it would not be possible to write those famous works.

The writing is so outrageous and funny, and it feels like a collection of unofficial history and conspiracy theories. The author said it was a combination, but regardless of whether it is a combination or not, it was a good write-up anyway.

Must give five-star praise It is difficult enough for the author to write a book based on the pseudo-historical materials he has integrated. What is even more difficult is that the comment section is really filled with pseudo-historical believers from all walks of life, and the true believers are considered to be the most talented. I would like to respect this book as a cyber sticky mouse board.