First of all, thank you for your support along the way.
Let me start by saying that Chapter 73 has been slightly modified today. The main route has not changed, but the logic has been optimized.
I've been reading everyone's comments in the past two days, and found that many people care about it and feel that they may have wronged the protagonist.
Maybe my writing was a bit rough, but I actually wanted to slowly develop this conflict.
Because of the perspective portrayal, before everyone only saw the bad things about the eunuchs and the emperor, and wanted to fight into the palace, but the problems in the late Han Dynasty were very complicated.
Emperors and eunuchs are bad, but famous officials from aristocratic families are good?
Although this land is a fictional world in my novel, it is also the land of my Chinese background.
Let’s not talk about whether he can do it. Is it really a good solution for the protagonist to suddenly have a convulsion and chop everyone down...
But it is certain that the protagonist will be independent in the future.
Sorry to disappoint all those who wanted to go directly to Luoyang and win the bird spot now.
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Finally, there is the style of the work.
The title of this book is Three Kingdoms: Unparalleled Riding and Cutting, and the author will definitely not deviate from the theme.
The descriptions in these chapters are not about the protagonist's plot, but what I want to highlight is the conspiracy of others. The protagonist doesn't care, so I should use my strength to break it, like this.
Therefore, tactics and strategies are not the first choice of the protagonist, but in this book they are generally the choices of the big world and NPCs.
Of course, these are all my current thoughts. Whether the newbie’s writing skills can support it is another question.
This is my first time writing. I welcome everyone to help me find the problem, but please discuss it rationally. Thank you for your support.
