The Ming Dynasty's First Female Novelist

A marriage alliance is inevitable sooner or later; be careful not to link it with a meritorious figure who is destined for extermination. 🙂

Can't the protagonist at least focus on finishing one novel before starting another? He's over 40 now, and he's still writing a little bit of this one, a little bit of that one, and then a new one comes along and he writes a little bit of that one too; he can't finish any of them.

Since I'm writing a time-travel novel, how can I not include some personal agenda? I'll write about scientific experiments; there will always be people who are bored and want to verify them. Once they're verified and found to work, they'll become even more interested in researching. That's how I gradually change the bureaucratic mindset and influence ideology.

Women in feudal times would have been in dire straits if they didn't have a proper burial. Why do you think women only had a little bit of status in capitalist and republican eras?

Actually, compared to the narrowness of ancient literature, I regret the limitations in music even more. It would be wonderful if we could recreate the rich and diverse musical styles of modern times in ancient times.

I began to wonder what modern people would think when they read what Xu Miaoyin wrote, after her grave was exhumed in the 21st century.

Write Warhammer stories, especially more about the Grand Birthday celebration 😏

The female lead's previous image was too promiscuous; the author might consider this one.

Although the protagonist is female, it's a male-oriented novel. A superb product, highly recommended.

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