People Became Novelists in the Three Kingdoms

In the Three Kingdoms, bamboo slips were still used for reading. If you want to publish novels, you have to make paper, printing, woodblock printing, movable type printing, and then you have to train scholars. Otherwise, the common people cannot understand it, and it is impossible for other scholars to read it. People need to read the Four Books and Five Classics, Confucian classics, Legalist scholarship, etc., And don't think about whether the era is appropriate?

"Xuefu Wuche" refers to bamboo slips. In fact, Wuche has not finished the series of "Water Margin" written by the protagonist in the Eastern Han Dynasty. In addition, the roads in the past were not cement roads. They were basically winding trails and mountain roads. How can it be spread?

Haha, let's wait and see. There is a problem at the beginning. Crows were a symbol of bad luck after the Song Dynasty. In the Han Dynasty, there was no concept of crows being bad luck.

The setting of your book is like setting up a live broadcast in Palestine and asking the entire Palestinian people to watch your live broadcast😁😁

The pattern of Zhang Jiao's Yellow Turban Uprising is at least bigger than that of "Water Margin"! What's there to learn?

Why did the Yellow Turbans revolt at the end of the Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period? Everyone had no food to eat. There was a famine throughout the country, and people were changing their children to eat. It happened every day. Everyone has enough to eat, and those who are able to rebel, and the intelligentsia become soldiers and warlords, who is in the mood to read novels?

Just look at the introduction and you will explode. . . Zhang Jiao, the great virtuous teacher, is so good that I don't know where he is compared to Brother Timely Rain. How can a surrender faction like Song Jiang be compared with a sage who invites a big man to die? It's really disgusting 😒 Let's talk about the beggar gang. . . Laughing to death, the Song Dynasty's national power was not strong, but its economy had always been very good, and it could still feed the population despite the vicissitudes of life. What about the Three Kingdoms period? The roads are freezing to death because no one goes to beg for food, right? 😰

This label has such a history that it made me laugh

In the first three chapters, I directly copied two chapters from the original text of Water Margin. I don't need to say what the ingredients are.

They don't participate in the struggle for hegemony. When the fierce generals and counselors meet the protagonist, they will bow to him as lord. The biggest ambition of co-authoring these fierce generals and geniuses who have been famous throughout the ages is to follow you and listen to the novel, right? We accepted Dian Wei and Guan Yu at the beginning. Forget about Dian Wei. Guan Yu is such an arrogant person and he worships you as the hero after reading a novel you wrote. Doesn't it sound weird? The individuals you wrote about have nothing in common except that their names have the same name as famous people from the Three Kingdoms. It's a joke, it's a joke.

Did the author think that the Internet was available at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty?

Without Internet, no paper, no one, and no literacy, how can novels develop? Even if you develop storytellers, you still need talented people. Your introduction says that among the rebels in the imperial court, does anyone still dare to spread your novel? The lower class is illiterate. Even after liberation, many rural policies were sent down to publicize them, just like the movies that went to the countryside in the past. What's more, in ancient times, you didn't have our party's propaganda. Even if you promote it, Shili still has a different pronunciation. How can you promote it? With our party's sparing no effort in propaganda, there was even a county emperor in the 1980s. How could people in ancient times recognize you? The people at the top are the ones who gain the benefits, and are they willing to overthrow themselves?

The first two or three cards are okay, but the rest are just nonsense. Why do you say it's nonsense? Because after talking so much with Dian Wei, I even finished a book about the Sui and Tang Dynasties. I revealed so much information and still traveled thousands of miles a day and traveled 8,000 miles at night. Aren't you funny? So exaggerated. Zhang Jue also came to visit. You, a clan member of the Liu family, support Zhang Jue. Aren't you stupid? So I said that with so many loopholes and so many anchors, I didn't dare to read it. It must be just pretentious, but the plot doesn't connect. Isn't this nonsense?

I don't even think about how many people were literate during that period? I don't even think about what objects were used to carry words during that period?

I'm not saying that novels are rubbish. First of all, the papermaking technology of the Three Kingdoms period determines that you cannot write novels. Then the literary genres at that time were poetry, prose, and poetry. When your novel was written, to put it bluntly, mainstream readers at that time looked down upon it, and those who liked it couldn't afford it and couldn't speak out.

Historical writing is not something that ordinary people can touch. Write about ancient China. You must at least understand the customs of that dynasty and don't change them randomly. If you understand a little one-sidedness, it is best to use fictional history. Anyway, it is a fictional dynasty. Who knows what customs the fictional dynasty has. They are not all determined by the author at will, so it is difficult to write historical novels.

There is no way to promote the novel about the Han Dynasty.

If you want to write a novel in the Three Kingdoms, you must first click on Papermaking

All I can say is that the threshold for writing novels is indeed low now, and you can be on stage with just a snap of your head.

It's too stupid, why do you always write about novels? Are we looking at you copying other people's novels, or are we looking at the novels you wrote?

It's martial arts, technology, martial arts, and immortality.

For example, American comics and Japanese comics, and even board games and electronic games. I didn't have this idea at first, until I saw that there was even Fengyun in the system. The gap between martial arts novels, immortality novels, and gods and demons novels is too big. It can be filled with settings from foreign stories, such as settings of magic and superpowers. I am looking forward to the protagonist talking about Faerun, Xingyue, and the forbidden magic. More than a dozen of them are martial arts novels in a row. At first, the aborigines of the Three Kingdoms found it a novelty, but in the future, I think the protagonist could even fall asleep while listening to me narrate the book. You must know that the amount of text in The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty is comparable to that of Internet articles. This book alone can keep the protagonist from finishing the story until the Yellow Turban Rebellion is put down.

There was no paper in those days. What did you use as a carrier for your novel? They are all illiterate. How many of them can read? How to spread novels? Do you expect literati and doctors to read your Water Margin? Doesn't Water Margin just tell people how to rebel? Emperor Ling will chop off your head first!

Really, there was no market for novels written in the Han Dynasty, especially novels with tens or millions of words. Paper had just been invented at that time, and it was not as good as the toilet paper of the past. The most important thing was that it was expensive. As for inscribing on slips, it can only be said that it looks black, so long novels cannot be developed unless you improve paper, printing, and ink. Water, otherwise it would be quite annoying, but developing these will definitely attract prying eyes from above. If you can't coax people well, they will be gone, and if you handle yourself well, you will go up, and there is no need to tell stories. Because the level is too high, no ordinary people dare to listen to books, so even if there are nobles willing to listen to your books, so what, how many people will listen? So it is better to write about the princes of the Han Dynasty. Before Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, they developed themselves. As long as they had good soldiers and strong generals, it would be much easier to write about.

How many people in ancient times could speak Mandarin? In modern society, many older generations cannot speak Mandarin! Ancient and modern times also have completely different pronunciations. Without the powerful local family to serve as translators, the common people will talk to you like chickens and ducks.