Overthrowing the Wei Dynasty, Starting from Wuchuan

The novel written by a newbie is still about the Northern and Southern Dynasties. I don't dare to open it. I don't doubt the author's writing style. After all, I haven't read it yet, but I doubt whether the author can persevere. The novelist author has no fan base and the historical article he writes is still about the Northern and Southern Dynasties. If these four buffs are stacked up, a few books will kill you. Wu Sheng, there are a few level 5 writers on the starting point whose first books were about the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The results of their first books were not very good. It's not that they wrote rubbish, but they didn't have a fan base. They basically wrote the second book. They only became famous after the third book. It depends on whether your author can survive it.

It's not that stunning to look at, it still needs polishing, it's not interesting to write poems in a brothel, it's a poisonous point

What I wrote is an imaginary history, using the background of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. To be precise, it is a bit of a magical modification. So don't get too hung up on the character's appearance time, background, etc. Just treat it as a joke, or even a completely fictitious background. There are also titles and the like, such as calling Shangguan instead of "sir", just surname + official position. This does not affect the reading experience. There is no problem. But there are other titles. For example, a book friend reminded me that "brother" means father. How should I put it? For the sake of reading experience, some of them are better to be more modern, otherwise some book friends will not understand and will feel weird. And after all, what I write is not a rigorous historical article. Secondly, if you really like rigorous historical writing, then reading it will be torture for you, which is unnecessary... Finally, if you like it, please save it and read it, thank you very much!