Great Ming: Summoning Video Game Players from the Start

If there's an Easter egg, it's that after a long time playing, fighting many battles, conquering many cities, and reveling in the thrill of leading troops into battle, one day while passing through a village, an old woman approaches the player and says, "A few years ago, my ignorant son wanted to go with you to make a name for himself. Do you think I don't know what that boy is capable of?

So far, it can be considered a high-quality item among the fourth cataclysmic builds.

Your problem is that you think too much but write too little. When you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the immaturity of your writing is criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is given more attention. When you update three times, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decline.

I feel like I can see players wearing armor and weapons from all 5000 years of Chinese history, fighting against the Ming and destroying the Qing.

I didn't realize players had already recreated so many classic scenes. Some players have even made it to Beijing! Could you recreate the scene from *The Longest Day in Chang'an* where Longbo Sha Shang Taishang Xuanyuan Da Denglou captures Emperor Xuanzong (Li Longji) and takes him to the common people? Let Zhu Youjian see, "This is your Ming Dynasty!"

As an accomplished author, I shouldn't let a few critics' comments affect my mood, lead me to revise the outline, or force me to write according to their wishes. Writing a book isn't about relying on a few negative reviews; it's about looking at neutral or positive feedback to capitalize on strengths and mitigate weaknesses.

Hurry, I can't wait to see Chongzhen break down!

I'm waiting for the global unification and the major version update, then I'll open the world gates and go fight martial arts heroes. It seems that this "Fourth Calamity" genre is mostly written in fantasy, xianxia, ​​and science fiction, but nobody writes wuxia!

I actually hope that scenario actually happens: the protagonist conquers the Central Plains in the north, while the rebel armies occupy the south, creating a situation similar to the Three Kingdoms or the Warring States period. Then the plot can be expanded, with more content.

Although the author describes the cycle of heartbreak and reunion, I still hope you can finish writing 🙂.