The Chief's Son Can Make Alchemy

I'm reading a book again. I can't read enough. I'll update it soon. 😁😁

Before publishing the earliest chapters, I had a few friends (including my third-grade daughter) read it, and their first impression was that it was a strange book. Of course, they may have said it more euphemistically, but if I were to say it, it would be serious nonsense. There is a reason for this. First of all, the background of the story is the world-famous Olmec civilization (the mother body of the Mayan civilization), which was originally a mysterious and unpredictable civilization. Coupled with the ghost and witchcraft of the merchant survivors, it is simply... Magic itself. Secondly, the only thing the author can learn from in terms of narrative style and language selection is the great works of magical realism. The works of Paz, Kafka, Marquez, Borges, Mo Yan, Yu Hua and others have all given me great inspiration. So, in the context of an incredible story, choosing an even more incredible narrative method may be a bit lame, and therefore, it looks a bit strange. In addition, the author's understanding of Shuangwen may be a little biased, resulting in the beginning of the novel being a matter-of-fact nonsense and fabrication. Because I maintain an abominable compromise attitude towards General Youhouxi leading the merchant remnants to create the Olmec civilization, which undermines the principle of Shuangwen writing. Many people definitely believe that the civilization of the American continent was created by the Chinese. Even the speculations of great writers and historians such as Wang Guowei and Luo Zhenyu cannot be fully believed. This is my attitude. The remnants of the merchants who traveled eastward and crossed the ocean must have suffered heavy losses and their numbers would not be very large. Therefore, the author assumes that the creation of the Olmec civilization has traces of the ghost and witch culture of the Shang Dynasty, but it was also the result of fighting and compromising with the indigenous people of the American continent. This setting puts the novel in an awkward position - it is not enjoyable enough and even attracts criticism. Sammy has no confidence that such a strange book can retain readers. However, I will continue writing carefully until... All readers give up.

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