The Divine Machine Trial is mainly based on the details of the Sword Forging Competition and the construction of the Forbidden City.
The dungeon "Eight Thousand Miles of Road to Yunheyue" is mainly based on the events related to the Jingkang Incident. The character prototypes have basically not changed much. The three dog emperors of Qi Huizong, Qi Yingzong and Qi Gaozong are Song Huizong, Song Qinzong and Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty, Li Boxi was Li Gang, Han Fuyue was Yue Fei, and Qin Huizhi was Qin Hui.
The first stage of the military soldier trial took place in the Pingding Military Camp in the Taihang Mountains. This was a military town where Yue Fei worked in the early days of his military career. The historical records of the time are unknown, but it is inferred that a bloody battle took place.
The content of General Deng Yuanjing's military training is basically from the "New Book of Jixiao". King Yun is Zhao Kai, the third son of Song Huizong. From the point of view of being able to pass the exam, he should have a higher IQ than Huizong and Qinzong's father and son. If If he could really become an emperor, he might be better than these three losers. It's a pity that he died in depression after being kidnapped during the Jingkang Incident.
Tong Daofu was Tong Guan, Zhong Pingyuan was Zhong Shi Dao and Zhong Shi Zhong, Zhang Deyuan was Zhang Jun, and Wan Yan Sheng was Wan Yan Zong Bi. Meng Lin, who initiated the mutiny to kill Tian Shi Zhong, was the grandfather of the later famous general Meng Gong and a former member of Yue Fei's tribe. Will.
The famous anti-Jin general was so angry that he died of anger. Liu Qi originally lived in a posthouse in Jiankang to recuperate. However, when the Jin Dynasty peace envoys came, he was arranged to another hospital. As a result, he found "dung soil accumulation". As a result, he became worried and angry and became ill. The condition worsened and he vomited several liters of blood and died.
Zhang Jingbang is Zhang Bangchang, and Wang Shiyong is Wang Shiyong and Xu Bingzhe. These two people searched the city and gave them to the Jin people, and they were called "Jin people's grandfather" by the people.
In fact, I originally planned to write Yue Fei, Li Hao and King Yun of the Jingkang Revolution as two separate copies, but I thought it might be a little more cumbersome and combined them together. The timeline of the three lines crossing may be a bit messy, but overall It can be said that I barely managed to write about this possibility of changing history, and it can be regarded as achieving the original goal.
But I want to tell you in advance that this book will not be very long, mainly because of the following reasons.
First, in summary, this book contains some good fragments, but overall it is not systematic, that is, there is no good continuity, and it is not dense and coherent enough. Of course, this is an architectural problem. At first, I wanted to write about different eras in this fragmented way, thinking it would be simple, but in fact I found that it is not simple. Instead, there are a lot of things to check in each era, and there are efforts and benefits. relatively low.
The structure of land reclamation trial-ultimate trial-national war-literary works was a good idea at first, but later I felt it was a bit too cumbersome, and not necessarily the national wars and literary works in each copy can be interesting, which is quite good. My balls hurt.
Second, I roughly made an imaginary attempt. Each copy wrote different content. The results of the attempt were of course good, and I had a good understanding of various writing methods. But I definitely wrote a lot of less than exciting content during the attempt. And going forward, we found that a lot of content was repeated.
After all, history is often similar. If you write about a great war in the past, and then write about a war in another dynasty later, you will find that the similarity is extremely high, or nothing new can be written using the same model. This is quite painful, and you may not be able to write about it. It’s weird to write.
So I plan to skip writing some more unique characters or events in the future. I will no longer strictly follow the rhythm of three copies of each dynasty. I may choose a few contents that I still find interesting to write. Give it a try and almost complete the book. .
Third, this setting of magically changing history is a bit embarrassing. In fact, when I first started to magically change history, on the one hand, I considered that I was not very professional and might make mistakes using real characters; on the other hand, I thought that sometimes different characters could be combined to facilitate plot development.
As a result, after writing it, I found that the roundness of the magic reform is a bit painful. For example, in the settings of Yan and Chu, Yan should be compared to Qin, and Chu should be compared to Han, and Yan was set to be a very long dynasty. It turns out that the Qin and Han Dynasties had such a great influence on later generations that it seems quite strange whether the people here call themselves "Han people" or "Chu people"...
Of course, to sum up, this book is an experimental work. The structure of group portraits + copies makes it difficult to write, and the fun is not sustainable enough, so I won’t make it longer, and learn from experience to lay a solid foundation for the future.
However, after practicing these more than one million words, I feel that I have mastered the runes! So don’t worry, it will be better to write similar content in the future. The next book may try the anti-routine writing style of The Richest Man, which is about magically changing history, and focus all the fun points on the protagonist. However, there is not a word of character yet. This book will take a while to be written, and I will collect more materials by the way. , that's probably it.
