
Return to the Ming Dynasty and Become a Writer
回到明朝当作家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 145k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Qin Mi Feishui
It can be seen that I have some skills, but I have made a few taboos. The first one is the choice of time travel. At this time in the late Ming Dynasty, the only choice in the online article is to resist the Qing Dynasty, and there is no other choice (who asked Qing Qing to do nothing). If you want to slowly make the protagonist change his mind, then there must be enough hints at the beginning. After all, most readers of online novels do not have that much patience. The second is that the character of the protagonist is quite unpleasant. He is said to be a time traveler, but the image he depicts is that of a servant, which does not have the feel of a modern person. We still can't see the main contradictions and developments in the future, but if you just write novels to become famous, you won't be popular. Let's see what happens next.
Jin Yong's books are all from the Ming Dynasty, but you actually copied them and used them. How dare you dare to enlighten the people? The policies of the feudal dynasty were all ignorant of the people. Such major policies and system changes were written without the right or force to endorse them.