Back to the Great Ming to Write Novels

As soon as the historical celebrities came out, I knew I had to say goodbye just like the storytellers of the Tang Dynasty.

Why can people who have traveled through time easily get to know national leaders?

I haven't read the novel yet, but looking at the chapter titles, it's all about being friends with the Zhu family. How can I tell that the protagonist has written a novel?

The author's imagination is really powerful. Zhu Yuanzhang found someone to poison Zhu Di and then was discovered by the protagonist and ran to Prince Yan's Mansion to report and show his loyalty. This plot made me feel like my intelligence was insulted. The method Zhu Yuanzhang used to kill Zhu Di was to bribe the cook of Zhu Di's family to poison Zhu Di. Even then, the gangsters on the street knew the news and told the protagonist to inform him and get benefits.

I also invested in the book, but the updates are too slow.

You agreed to write a novel, but you just came in after looking at the name, and you just said a few words and that was it? ? ? ?

Title: Novelist, you should at least have some content in your novels.

The first joke is that Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to kill his biological son, two at a time.

I feel like there's something wrong with the pacing, mainly because it's not detailed enough. It's easy to lose focus when you look at it this way.

Why do you want to write the protagonist's age so young, only twelve years old? Wouldn't it be okay to write sixteen or eighteen? I hate the little protagonist the most. I can't even pick up girls.