Ming Dynasty: Traveling Through Zhu Yunxi, Asking for Exile at the Beginning!

In fact, when writing historical novels, it is better to use some kind of system, plug-in, or golden finger. It is better to directly write about the protagonist being able to travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. "The Modernization of the Ming Dynasty" is very well written.

Is the protagonist not afraid of death? It's a pity that not only death was caused by a knife and an arrow, but also Ling Chi died by being cut in the waist, he died when he could not ask for death, and his relatives and friends all died. If you still can't find a way, what book are you writing?

Is it still necessary to write it down?