I haven’t posted a single chapter for several days. Free today. Have a chat. I can reply to comments for four hours a day. The main thing is to see where people have more feedback on the problem.
First of all, there are many typos. The author punished himself with a drink. I'll do whatever you want. Some people also ask whether the author used voice input. Today I will tell you whether there is a possibility that the author originally thought it was this word. Such as Guan. Such as concubine. Later, a book friend pointed out that there were too many in front of it and could not be corrected.
to be honest. It’s just that the author’s cultural background is a bit low. So if you encounter typos in the future, please mark them. I will modify it immediately.
In fact, I have written about a hundred chapters. Some of the previous issues are mentioned here in hindsight. Many book lovers may abandon the book without reading this chapter. But I still have some friends, so I’ll answer all the questions.
The first one: the poisonous problem of locust plague
Because many readers are saying that locusts will be poisonous when they become a plague. can not eat. I don't know much about this, but as there are more people, I pay more attention to it. So I paid to check out a paper.
After a locust infestation, the body will secrete a cyanide compound called phenylacetonitrile, which is quickly converted into hydrocyanic acid. Hydrocyanic acid is poisonous. But the locust content is very small.
I also found a biology university lecturer, and he told me that locust plagues are poisonous, but the hydrocyanic acid content of locusts may not cause death, and they can be eaten after being fried and cooked at high temperatures.
Hydrocyanic acid decomposes naturally above 65 degrees. It just might not taste very good. Therefore, readers can later question whether the locust plague can be controlled by eating. But don’t think about toxins.
Voiceover: I was also questioned about my academic qualifications. People say this is from junior high school chemistry. But why I have no impression at all. Do you think he is lying to me?
The second assassination problem
Many people say that more than a hundred people would dare to rebel. It's too fake. But you don’t know that these more than 100 people are still authors. I think they added 60 people. Otherwise, they would have rebelled with just over 40 people.
In April 639 AD, Li Shimin went to Jiucheng Palace for vacation. The Ashina Association wanted to take advantage of the chaos to assassinate Li Shimin when Li Zhi came to visit Li Shimin. As a result, there was a strong wind that day and Li Shimin did not let Li Zhi come.
The Ashina Association led a hasty rebellion and used their identities to break into the fourth palace gate. They all fought outside Li Shimin's palace. They encountered the desperate resistance of Sun Wukai, the captain of Zhechong, and other guards. Finally, the Imperial Guard came, and the Ashina Association led them away. He was caught by the Wei River.
This was an assassination recorded in the data, and the Ashina Association led more than 40 people to rebel. And it almost succeeded. Except for the protagonist and Xue Rengui, they are fake. It's all documented. It is also recorded that Ashina took the lead in reporting his brother for rebellion.
There is also the issue of ancient books.
The author first mentioned ancient books, but after the second time Li Shimin didn't believe it. I just didn't ask further.
There is also the issue of titles. Li Shimin always calls Li Shen, Li Shen, Ji Wang, Lao Shi. Someone asked why not call Shen'er. Seem friendly. I am in my thirties this year. My father never called me by my nickname. They are all famous. My mother sometimes calls me by my nickname. Usually a girl's father will call her by her nickname. I think this should be considered normal. And sometimes names aren't called at all.
There are also those who say that they will give up their books if they stay in Chang'an. Many people said in the comment area why not develop in fiefdoms. Chang'an was the economic and political center of Southeast Asia at that time and the gathering place of wealth. There are many ways to make money in your hands, and you are not staying in Beijing. Are you going back to the countryside to develop? Who do you sell the things you make?
Moreover, if you go to the fiefdom, the protagonist will not be able to participate in the trajectory of history. Since it is a historical time travel novel, it is necessary to participate in historical events and change history. Only then can there be plasticity. Otherwise, it would become empty space.
Also, if the protagonist really develops well in the fiefdom, he will be transferred back to Chang'an by Li Shimin. Which emperor would allow a capable prince to develop quietly outside. He was transferred back to serve the imperial court. The bad thing is just watching.
The author believes that the safety ratio in Chang'an is high. In the history of the Tang Dynasty, there were several foreign princes who were falsely accused and died. If the protagonist develops outside the family, he will definitely have conflicts with the family. When the time comes to frame you for treason, you can imagine your fate as an unpopular prince. At that time, we really have to take the step of dynasty competition.
Therefore, it is best to develop under Li Shimin's nose. Do you think it is better to have a fiefdom or Chang'an?
There is also the issue of titles. In order to be relevant to history, the author used some titles at that time. Maybe some people don't like to feel awkward. But the titles these people think of are the titles in TV series. If I used it. There will still be people to carry.
In fact, the word "His Royal Highness Prince Ji" is wrong. In the Tang Dynasty, only the prince could be called His Royal Highness. The remaining kings are all called "Da Wang", but the author feels that the name "Da Wang" always reminds me of eating Tang Monk meat. That’s why it was changed to His Royal Highness Prince Ji. One of the book friends pointed out this problem.
And Li Shimin keeps calling me. But during the Zhenguan period, the emperor generally called me or me except in formal and serious occasions. This is recorded in historical records.
And ministers like Wang De usually call Li Shen Langjun or Shilang.
This novel can be said to be basically realistic. The titles, services, and scenes inside. Including the name of the palace, it is as close to reality as possible. For example, in the Li Zheng Hall, Empress Changsun died in the Li Zheng Hall in history. Dajidian is right next to Lizhengdian. Including residences outside the palace are actual place names. It is also true in every state and county. existed at the time.
Moreover, the scene will change every time I meet Li Shimin, which is also determined by the author based on the time of meeting. The court meeting is in Taiji Hall, and the office is in Liangyi Hall during the day. In the evening at the Manna Hall. The Manna Hall is at the end. Connected to the harem, it is where Li Shimin works and rests. I even bought a map of Tai Chi Palace. and a map of Chang'an City.
And what happens in the work is what happened in history. It's just that the protagonist got involved and the result changed. However, things that the protagonist is not involved in are all historical events. The time and place are all accurate. For example, the Battle of East Turkestan. The Battle of Tibet. The Battle of Tuyuhun.
The author is very diligent and sincere. The author has too many typos. The author's writing is too poor.
But the author worked hard. The author is learning.
No one is perfect. As the saying goes, hundreds of people have different tastes.
I hope you can rate it more. It is a little encouragement to the author.
Thank you all. I wish you all good luck every day.
