This may be the first single chapter in the new book.
Originally, I rarely publish single chapters. I have always believed that the author writes quietly and cannot influence the general direction of the plot with too serious reader comments (you can control the small rhythm in the comment area).
Authors who generally listen to what readers write will be disappointed in the end, without exception.
The main meaning of these words is that almost all authors from Qidian will have their own considerations when writing their own plots, either for foreshadowing or various settings.
Something is often just the tip of the iceberg and has not yet been fully uncovered.
For example, the first volume of Kewu is not finished yet.
Dao Song in the main world is only a projection, so his strength level is only at the level of an ordinary immortal.
Most starting point authors arrange their own plots and foreshadowings.
Throwing all these things out, it turned out to be the old lady's foot-binding cloth, so I dug holes and buried wires little by little.
I just hope that everyone can be more tolerant and at least don't catch a foreshadowing and think that I wrote it wrong. The main reason is that I didn't read the book carefully.
Special emphasis on the last.
This book is a fantasy and martial arts novel.
Not history.
For the sake of plot considerations, some are not on the same timeline, or who is older and who is younger, who was born first and who was not born yet, these are all variables that appear in "parallel time and space".
Only the eternal Daluo time and space has no variables, and everything is eternal and unchanged.
The rest of the time and space projections are magical modifications that deviate from the original historical line.
In a word.
For the sake of the plot, all unhistorical existences in parallel time and space are reasonable.
Not to mention the issue of the names of states and counties on the map.
Everything that is inconsistent with the inherent cognition is written as a new path in time and space that deviates from the original historical trajectory.
I will only open a single chapter to explain this time, and I don’t want to go to the comment area to argue with others in the future.
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Thank you to the readers who have always supported Xiaolu. I am grateful.
