Updates are slow after the Spring Festival. Everyone has opinions, and I also have a headache.
First, there are too many things at work, and I have to read several project reports every day, one meeting after another, and there are phone calls in the evening, leaving too little time for writing and thinking; second, at this stage of writing, many things are no longer available. History can be used as a reference. Apart from maps, one can only speculate on historical development based on imagination.
However, the water should not be messed up, otherwise there will be many loopholes, and in the end it will be impossible to correct it even if you want to. For example, when Hami changed the chapter, I wrote a chapter of more than 10,000 words. But just when I was about to publish it, I suddenly found a bug, so I changed it again and finally deleted 4,000 words.
There are too many holes dug, and each one needs to be filled. Border negotiations, Shandong, the war between the South Asian continent and the British, Tsarist Russia... In addition, before entering the area under the jurisdiction of General Shengjing, the North Navy will have a round of major personnel adjustments.
I don’t want to write a chapter in two or three days. The problem is that I can’t get up quickly. After I finish writing, I revise it, and after I finish revising it, I revise it again. In the past two days, just looking at the map of Korea in the 18th century has been dizzying. At present, the main reference is the "Datong Public Affairs Map". Because the map is too large, it cannot be downloaded at all. You can only enlarge it a little to see it.
So helpless!
