The Annals of Zhuxia

I had a sudden brain attack and went here to make up a full subscription 😰 from piracy. I am guilty.

I checked the history of Shang and Zhou dynasties, only to find that the timeline is very confusing. It took more than a hundred years from Wu Yi to Emperor Xin, and Ji Changshou was 96 years old. The book records that King Wen gave birth to Ji Fa when he was 15 years old, but Ji Fa died at the age of 45. Contradictory

2 Questions. 1. The writing is too hard to pronounce, so classical writing needs to be moderate. It's okay for you to use classical literature techniques to enhance the cultural heritage of this book, but overuse will be superfluous. After all, we are modern people.               2，，，20，

Does anyone still remember this book?

Does anyone actually know the author? Could you do me a favor and give him a good beating to make him feel at ease?

To this day, I still have not forgotten this book. The various power systems, Shinto, witchcraft, Qi training, and Dharma in this book are all the ones I am most satisfied with. Is the author still there?

This book has been on the bookshelf for a long time. I stopped reading it around the second volume. I didn't have time to read it later. I've been a little tired of reading the author's updates recently, so I'd like to give you some advice. Although the results of this book are not satisfactory, I think it has extraordinary significance to the author. There are ups and downs among Internet writing masters, but how many of them can always be proud of the list? It took a year to write this book. I think the author can attract many core readers, and this book will be enough for you to make a name for yourself in the online literary circle. With this kind of subject matter and writing power, to be honest, any author with some appreciation will be impressed by you, and it will be beneficial to your personal career. Don't you see that Toad has a fairy gourd and Baili has a Zifu? How can he rest on his laurels until now? If there is no good work with tenacious vitality, how can it be remembered by readers, authors, and editors?

It's a pity that it's a good book. It's been a long time and I always check to see if it has been updated.

It's been a year and I still can't forget you, alas

Those who say that the protagonist has a low sense of presence are probably used to reading so-called cool white texts that show off and slap people in the face, right? This book obviously wants to show a rolling torrent of epic feeling intertwined with history and mythology. In other words, the author is trying to lay out a grand narrative structure, so how is it possible that each chapter revolves around a protagonist who is not yet a minor? For those of you who dislike the presence of the protagonist, you can definitely read Tiancan Tudou, The Third Young Master of the Tang Family. I believe the works of those authors will be more in line with your tastes.