Settings and some explanations of sinji edicts on book-eating issues

If you see some readers here, careful people may be able to detect some strange and somewhat inexplicable problems in this book.

For example, there are discrepancies between Lao Tang's early description and the current description, as well as issues such as the number of settings.

First of all, I would like to apologize for causing some trouble to you readers and giving you a bad reading experience. It’s my problem, I’m sorry.

Then I will explain the reasons for these problems:

The Princess Gets Married is a martial arts fictional historical novel that I started planning half a year ago. At that time, I wrote the beginning of 2W words. Then due to personal reasons, I stopped writing it for a long time. When I started writing it again, it was already It's early September, and the loss of the handwritten setting draft and my own negligence have led to some book-eating problems.

I promise that these problems will no longer occur. I'm sorry, but as for some character settings and concepts, such as the characters of the Fourth Young Master Qing Zheng and Old Tang, these problems are based on the current chapter 20 and later. I hope you can understand.

Then there are some questions and ideas raised by some readers through paragraph reviews while reading.

For example, the male protagonist's stupid state when facing the bandits, the common people's dissatisfaction with the excessive boasting of the Yanzhou Army, the unreasonable number of grandmasters and their exit too quickly, and the pomp and circumstance of the male protagonist when he entered the capital, etc.

I will answer your questions in this paragraph first, and I would like to apologize first. It is my problem that I did not explain clearly in the article. Thank you readers for your questions and reminders.

The first is the issue of the number of grandmasters. The number of grandmasters here is clearly more than 50, which refers to the number officially registered. It does not include some absconding criminals, secrets hidden by aristocratic families, etc. It will actually be slightly larger than this number.

Then there is the common people's dissatisfaction with the border defenders. It is because the famine in Bingzhou mentioned in the book led to a feeling of hatred for the house and the bird. This is a human nature issue. And it is indeed a good thing that readers can look at the issue of border guards rationally.

Then there is the creation of the male protagonist. The setting concept is that Zuo Ning was originally a pure martial artist with rich clothes and fine food, and the good governance of Yanyun Prefecture led to his generalized thinking.

There is also a matter of ostentation. It’s okay for people who don’t like high-profile people to do this.

Finally, there are some unanswered questions. I will reply as soon as I see them below.

Then make up for it through subsequent character dialogue and narration.

Then I will read the comments and messages left by readers one by one, try my best to reply to everyone, and give everyone a good reading experience.

Finally, I would like to thank you all for your reading and support. Although I have the dream of becoming a master like Guan Gongzi, but I don’t have enough writing skills, so I can only make fun of it for everyone, but I will still work hard to write the novel The Princess Marries.

Not only for my dream, but also in response to the support and expectations of readers of this type of novel.

I hope you can leave your valuable suggestions in paragraph reviews and book reviews, and give me a little support as a fledgling fvv author, so that I can continue to have the motivation to write, and let me give you the last chapter of the Qing Dynasty. , the story of dynasty change is completely told.

Thank you all readers.

It's early in the morning, everyone, go to sleep, the two updates will be delivered on time tomorrow!