I was originally coding, and then after looking at the author's backend, I felt that there are some things that need to be opened as a separate chapter. The main reason is that there have been more and more comments recently, and I believe there will be more in the future. I can't reply to them all, so here I am. Here is a unified explanation.
first:
This book is a book with a fairy tale background. Of course, I incorporated the shadows of many dynasties into it. but! It is a fairy tale background, an imaginary world. If it must be true from a historical perspective, there is no way to go into detail.
Secondly:
Human villain.
Now basically everyone knows that it is Fang. So why say it? For example, the Lin Zhiye who appeared in the first two chapters, some people think that he has lost his intelligence in order to show off to the protagonist. I can definitely answer, no! Because there will be villains appearing later, and there may be the same controversy, I will explain it clearly in advance, so some book friends will not feel so awkward.
First, the great Confucian in this book is a cultivation level, not the great Confucian in our real world. In the context of Xianxia, there are ways to overcome the six mountains of learning and advance to become a great scholar, such as the guard of the deposed prince. So there is no need to think of the great Confucians in the book as being extremely wise. Of course, even if it is not a trick, there is never a shortage of pedantic people who become stupider as they read, and smart people who blind their eyes with desire. In some periods, they are even the mainstream of scholars, and these people will have their fallacies. Sometimes you may feel that what they say makes sense.
Second, because Chen Luo is the protagonist, everyone knows that if you mess with him, you will die, but the people in the book don't know that. This is not because he has no emotional intelligence. In their view, Chen Luo is just being protected by someone, and he can do it secretly. As for the future of humanity? Sorry, in their eyes, the human race will not collapse. If you don't agree with yourself in this future, it would be better to die first. It doesn't even matter if the human race collapses, as long as you don't suffer losses. The "Destiny of Two Heavens" also comes out in the new chapter. In fact, according to the character of the Bamboo Sage, he will definitely avenge his disciples, but in that case, he will also be hit. After all, it has been mentioned before that Bamboo Sage still has many enemies, not just the Fang family. As for Lin Zhiye, it is not difficult to choose whether to please the Fang family or attract the ill will of the Zhulin family. Because the Zhulin family is not actually at the center of power, but the Fang family has disciples all over the world. This can be seen from the difficulties he faced in court several times before. What's more, he himself is a firm Fang system.
Third, of course, in terms of the main theme of this book, the human race is still united, courageous, positive, and the overall atmosphere is good. The human race will not be written as a big family fighting among themselves just because there are villains.
Next: Let’s talk a little bit about the relationship between the protagonist and the royal family.
Many book friends said that Ye Heng must have felt bad for Chen Luo after his son died.
As for this issue, I think it's a matter of opinion. I can only talk about my original intention of creating Ye Heng as an author.
The emperor Ye Heng, I combine the shadows of several historical emperors, such as the benevolence and virtue like Song Renzong, the affectionateness like Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, and the diligence like Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty. Maybe he is not a good emperor, but he is a real good person. He is shouldering the burden of the world beyond his own capabilities.
He would be so distressed that he could not eat because he had to give up his great scholarly heart; and because he was worried and frightened, Chen Luo would also keep up with the updates honestly; perhaps "Wen Du Morning" was the most relaxing moment for him sitting on the Dragon Throne. Therefore, he was full of affection for Chen Luo.
He had no pioneering political achievements and maintained the policy of uniting demons to fight barbarians for forty years. However, under his rule, the world's fortune increased from four and a half to seven.
He actually knew in his heart that the prince was not suitable to be the emperor, but he couldn't worry about the queen.
In my opinion, such an emperor must be sad about the death of the prince, but if he should vent his anger? Or should he vent his anger on Chen Luo, who was of great benefit to the human race? I don't think he would do it.
It was mentioned in the article that Ye Heng asked Yan Baichuan to comfort Chen Luo. Some people said that this was the emperor's mental trick. Of course, it is very consistent with the profession of an emperor, but in my mind, this is Ye Heng's true thoughts.
Someone killed his son, even if it was a son he didn't like, Ye Heng dared to fight for it because he was the father.
But when the prince was deposed, it was his own fault; when the prince committed suicide (in Ye Heng's eyes), the greater responsibility lay with his father, who would only blame himself and feel guilty, but would not release this emotion.
So the problem between Chen Luo and the royal family is not big.
Let me tell you an anecdote: Song Renzong was thirsty when he was traveling once, but the person holding the water stood far away, so he held back. It wasn't until he returned to the palace that someone brought him water. The concubine asked him why he didn't call for water outside. He said that if he did, the person who brought the water would be punished, so he just tolerated it.
In addition, I would like to add that the deposed prince Ye Qu is the legitimate son, not the only son. The other three princes who entered the capital were all Ye Heng's sons.
Of course, I won’t spend much time writing about the battle to seize the imperial palace. I will generally explain it as a background.
As for why there is such a plot as "The Wasted Prince", of course it is not just for water updates. In fact, a series of changes occurred in places that cannot be seen in the story, which led to changes in strategy. We will call back in the later stories to reveal The truth behind the death of the "Deposed Prince" was, of course, related to the little mule. It can be said that even if Chen Xuan's incident had not happened, Ye Qu would have died.
However, this is a relatively deep foreshadowing, which will be expanded upon later.
In addition, regarding the role of "Three Kingdoms", most people focus on the idea of card drawing and spirit possession. Some friends summarized this idea themselves, and then angrily accused me of writing it this way!
Me: (′｀;)?
Strategy magic, this is similar, but there are some differences.
Drawing on this, it can be said that I guessed half of it right, the pattern is bigger.
Little Mule, it is impossible to summon a large group of generals to follow you like Zhenhun Street. That would be too tacky. He will get special abilities, which are related to the book spirit in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
As for Shu Ling, you know, I have always had a big brain...
By the way, speaking of Shu Ling, let me say one more word. In my opinion, book spirits are not characters. Maybe book spirits are important roles in the summoning flow, but in my setting, book spirits are actually equivalent to rare treasures, with targeted special functions. For example, Zhong Kui can restrain ghosts; Daizong: improves the brain (it was originally set to give the little mule the ability to foresee one second in the future, but I forgot about it, and there is no place to insert it, so I put it aside for now); Xiaosheng: Various ranking lists; Huashan: Fantasyland, improve the little mule's cultivation speed and improve the progress of martial arts in this world. If you use it, it will appear; if you don't use it, it will sit in the warehouse.
In this way, it is easier to understand.
The characters I think should be people who really exist in the world: such as Xiao Qi, such as Jin Guagua (I haven’t forgotten it, but I have to wait a little longer).
Then: about the issue of "copying books".
Well, basically, the starting points for covering the sky, Dou Po, and Mortal Cultivation of Immortality that you left messages for me are impossible to appear. For God's sake, let's not talk about the power system, there are millions of words! Am I going to become the Water King?
I am a scholar!
Finally: about updates.
First of all, sorry! ! ! !
It is true that time has been unstable in the past half month. At first, I may have entered the "newbie wall" of new writers, and started to suffer from insomnia. My mind is full of plot designs every day, so my work and rest are not regular. The update time is also unstable.
I'm adjusting.
But u1s1 still has two guaranteed updates per day, and the daily updates are basically stable at 8,000~9,000 words.
Then: the update.
It is true that the coding is a bit slow, because the detailed outline of the plot is not made. In fact, the outline is only a very thick outline. I am afraid of breaking the line if I write too fast. Moreover, the content is often deleted and modified. Friends in the group know that I often delete and rewrite 1,200 words (someone will definitely leave a message saying that this is not the case, and people do not believe the rumors and do not spread them).
Because I am sometimes in a hurry, I upload it as soon as I finish writing it. There will be typos, so I apologize to everyone again. I've seen you catch bugs, and I've silently changed them. Because sometimes there are many people catching bugs, I won’t reply to them one by one.
Then in the book review area, if you have nothing to do, you can post more comments and like more. Once the circle is upgraded, you will have funds to engage in book club activities. There is no way, the funds for this kind of activity can only be obtained by upgrading the circle, and I can't even do it at my own expense.
Our little Chen Guang was so anxious that he urged Nan Yuan to work in the group every day. Hey, my little sister will take the college entrance examination next year...
I can only say that I read this book correctly and my reading comprehension is no problem.
Finally, let’s express Reisby in a fragment.
I'm planning to--
purple pen literature
