Three Kingdoms: People Are in Wuzhangyuan, and the Prime Minister Has Just Passed Away.

The synopsis of your book has violated two taboos, which is definitely cool First, if you like to read Shu Han novels, it is because of the Shu Han's idealism. If you vote for Shu Han and return Shu Han, then the protagonist is a character like Mi Fang. Which Shu Han fan likes it? Second, I wrote that it is for the common people to oppose Liu. Is this necessary? Liu Bei, Liu Chan, or Zhuge Liang, which one is cruel and cruel to the people? If you want to build democracy one or two thousand years ago, do you have the conditions to do it? If you read historical novels, who cares about your democracy? This is actually a big poisonous point

If you don't write the main story, you will write sideways things that are interesting. If you stick to the main story and don't know how to mess up, what's the use of writing these things?

What's the point of not writing a good book and talking about these trivial things? Luo Li, if you write a book like this, it will be useless. You have nothing to do and mess around. Which historical novel is like you. If you don't follow the main line, what's the point of writing random things? Seeing "I don't want to read this, it's boring."