Heroes of Chile: the Legendary Life of Gao Huan

... It's not just time travel, it's actually a historical novel, which is equivalent to following the original path of life. But the problem lies in a basic logic. If the author is of Luo Guanzhong's level, would he still write online articles? Even half of it is fine. Otherwise, what's the appeal of this historical plot without any changes? Is anyone really watching? I'm a little curious.

I thought the people who time traveled turned out to be aborigines. Who doesn't know that there is a person like Gao Huan? Who doesn't know that his family is crazy? Who will read what you write like this? If you don't travel through time and change, won't I read the official history?

I wrote and wrote, and before I knew it, it was almost 300,000 words... This is the first book I have written. I love my work very much. No matter what the results are, I will finish the first book. At first, I joked that I couldn't write well and was lazy. Maybe 200,000 would be enough. As I checked more and more information, I became more and more ambitious. I thought that writing about 500,000 yuan would be enough. Now... I might end up with 2 million words, I can't stop. A few lines in a history book may turn into hundreds of thousands of words in my book, which makes me sigh with emotion. Sometimes I even feel that my thinking is too complicated. I am indeed writing a historical romance according to the historical context, but at least 90% of the novel is my own original creation of historical figures. I used the names of heroes and heroes, used the stories of heroes and heroes, and wrote a legendary life that is different from real history. Here, Gao Huan is not just the scheming conspirator in the history books, he is also a handsome young man, a patriotic commoner in the north, and the most beloved relative and friend of many people... Historical figures are not born the way they are in history, they also have their own life trajectory of growth, and I am writing all of this. I hope that through my words, these historical figures will be better known, and these historical stories will be more popular, that's all. Don't change your original intention and move forward. Ride your horse and gallop, King Gao, with your unfinished dream of the world, reawaken your six-town son-in-law, so that your glorious reputation will be resounded in future generations! Tall buildings! Shenwu!

I have read a dozen chapters first, and overall it is very good. I just have a slight suggestion: many of the titles are not historically accurate and undermine the sense of history. You don't have to be 100% particular about it, but the titles of "Brother Hun" are too difficult to bear 🙄

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In my personal opinion, maybe Tomato is more suitable for the author's current level. Good luck, author.

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Will I start a novel about the Three Kingdoms in the future?

Is it possible that many of the novels about the Three Kingdoms are about beauties, but not about war?

The author is great, can he let King Gao unify the world and become Xiao Liu Bang? It's really a pity about King Gao's charisma and his ending. Both Gao Qi and Yu Wenzhou seemed to be the pioneers of the king. The Gao family's madness and the Yuwen family's short life became the nourishment for the blossoming of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

I don't know much about the Northern Qi Dynasty, so I got confused at the beginning... Sorry, I only read Mei Yi's talk about the Jin and the Southern and Northern Dynasties many years ago, and I have almost forgotten it now. But I probably remember that he wrote it briefly, so the context is also forced. It's just that this book seems to need some historical foundation, otherwise I would have almost forgotten that Hou Jing and Murong Shaozong... Seem to be "old enemies", right? It's quite detailed. It starts with a narrative and has many characters. It's a slow-burning novel that needs to be savored slowly.

There's nothing to do with collecting beauties and writing about heroes, right?

It's not easy being an author. With such poor grades, you can still keep writing.