Ming Mo: Stop Rushing! I, the Governor, Just Want to Fish

[Pictured at the top of the page｜Let me share my thoughts on writing this story with all my book friends who are following the update] Let me say a few words to thank a book friend. Some book friends asked, why does the protagonist seem slightly passive? Why doesn't Goldfinger just have fun all the way to the end? In fact, these are the creative themes that I deliberately set when I started writing. In order to write this story well, I read a lot of historical materials related to Shanxi in the ten years of Chongzhen, and conducted war games over and over again based on the current situation at that time. However, every time the game was deduced, it ultimately pointed to a dead end in which everything was lost. At that time, the thirty-sixth battalion of 200,000 rogues was wandering throughout Shanxi Province. Li Zicheng specially sent a partial division to attack Shanxi. The Mobei Mongolia and Houjin Hus were watching intently, and the Shaanxi Qin army had no time to take care of itself and was trying its best to encircle and suppress the main force of the rogues. In the vast territory of Shanxi, the only one who can hold up the situation is Zhou Yuji, who is unable to support himself. Cao Wenzhao has already died in the battle, and Lu Xiangsheng is in a high position. Water cannot quench the thirst of the near, and internal and external troubles are piled up one after another. This is a systemic collapse of the entire current situation, and it is by no means a desperate situation that an ordinary person can easily turn around with a few heroic words and a burst of blood. Therefore, the golden finger in my book has been positioned from the beginning as a resource library for the protagonist to settle down and live, rather than as a cheating artifact for brainless crushing. I never wanted to write the kind of cool, streamlined article that readers don't have to think about. I just wanted to portray an ordinary person who truly lived in the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty: His first reaction after traveling through time was fear and timidity. Even the hand holding the knife trembled when facing the sword. He did not have the natural decisiveness to kill, and he was not Long Aotian who shouted for rebellion and hegemony at the beginning. His growth has never been a sudden enlightenment, but has been pushed forward step by step by the flash of swords and shadows in troubled times and the displacement of the people. From the beginning, he just wanted to survive on his own, and gradually developed the responsibility to protect the people of the Han family. This timidity, entanglement and transformation are his own growth arc. In order to make the story more consistent with historical facts, for the conception of each war scene, I consulted many historical battles and racked my brains to make the logic of the ending reasonable. I did not want to turn the heavy history of the late Ming Dynasty into a child's play, and I did not want to use clichés to fool the readers who have always supported me. In recent years, there have been an endless stream of the same time-travel novels, and everyone must have been tired of the old plots of killing everyone at the beginning and being obsessed with harem intrigues. I wanted to take a different approach, use detailed research to restore the chaos of the late Ming Dynasty, and write about the fear, struggle and perseverance of an ordinary person in the end of the world. Only with awe of history can we write about the mountains and rivers of troubled times; only with sincerity to readers can we live up to every desire to read. People who respect others will always respect them. It is my greatest luck to write this story that I can meet book friends who are willing to read carefully and give suggestions attentively. In the future, I would also like to thank you all for your willingness to accompany me in adhering to this original intention. Together, we watched this ordinary protagonist, in the turbulent late Ming Dynasty, stand firm step by step from timidity, overcome thorns and thorns, and protect the people of this country. If you have any thoughts, suggestions, or questions about the plot, you can leave them in the comment area. I will read every one of them carefully. Thank you all for your company and support.

After reading for so long, I realized there were no comments. In fact, this book is very good, comparable to most novels written in the late Ming Dynasty. If the author keeps improving the quality of the book, this book will definitely get a score of 9 or above [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua] The protagonist is not an omniscient and omnipotent person, and the supporting characters are not deliberately weakened to highlight the protagonist. The content and text are also very rigorous. All in all highly recommended.

Great support from the author, the research is rigorous The author of this book has rigorous research and is worth reading. I hope to continue working hard and write better storylines! Come on, come on.

The further you read, the more it sounds like it was written by Al.

I want to ask, how much money and food is left from the system, and are there any subsequent rewards from the system? (Supporting role system: When will I appear again)

Good looking, good luck to the author

It's good to read. It's rare to find such a well-written late Ming novel in Tomato.