Consort Zhen's Reborn Guide to a Strong Nation

No wonder there are so few things to write about like Yi Shui dressed as Bai Yueguang, female supporting characters, and villains! I feel sorry for the author! I also feel sorry for us readers, as there are fewer and fewer topics to read!

River Crab... On the contrary, he seems not confident enough.

This article is really well written. The subject matter is very novel. Although it is a bit exaggerated and unrealistic, it is originally a novel. Looking at the names of these people, I really shed tears many times. It would be great if our country was like this back then.

It hurts, don't you allow us to dream?

I originally read this novel just to read historical fan romance, but it was completely unexpected that I couldn't finish it until now. Personally, I feel that the emotional scenes are well written on the basis of a moderate Mary Sue Goldfinger, and the jokes about the cookies are really touching and praiseworthy. As for the historical part, how can I put it? For people with rich knowledge in this area, they can only read it as a story about God being Chinese, and they will feel that the golden finger is too big. For people with relatively little knowledge in this area, it is indeed easy to be led astray. In the future, they may feel that the victory in the Battle of Red Cliff was all due to Zhuge Liang's borrowing the east wind. Previously, I really wanted to suggest that the author start writing from the extra chapter that traveled through modern times, and stop writing about the late Qing Dynasty. It's not bad to stop here now for various reasons.

This article has always been in my favorites, just waiting to be read together one day when it is finished... It turned out to be this situation

In fact, I understand Da Da's helpless mood. After all, there are too many restrictions and it is difficult to write. Da Da has been very responsible in revising the article repeatedly. I am not sorry to the readers. Everyone should understand. After all, you have repeatedly considered and wanted to finish the story. In fact, the situation has almost opened up by now. When it comes to the final stage, I understand that it will be more difficult to write later. Many of the historical articles I have read in Dianjia have been removed from the shelves. Sometimes I really wonder if we can only watch Mary Sue and Wife Chasing Crematorium. There are so many restrictions on various themes, and the range of choices is getting smaller and smaller.

Can the author write outside the wall?

In fact, I think we can write a side story for later generations. Wouldn't it be nice to write about the fact that the Communist Party obtained a majority of seats in the parliament shortly after the implementation of universal suffrage, and that New China was still established in 1949? It also illustrates the historical inevitability and the inevitability of our party gaining political power.

Unexpectedly, I didn't wait for the update. It's Jie V. See you next time.