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Chapter 85 Testimonials and Updates

Available today at [-] noon.

It's on the shelves, it's time to test the results, I won't say much else, just ask all book friends to support the genuine version, and ask for a first order.

As for the update.

Five more ([-] words/chapter) are on the shelves.

The first order target is 1000, and for every [-] extra, one chapter ([-] words) will be added.

Then there is the chapter of Wan Rewards Plus, (It is estimated that there will be no, I am not panic about this.)
In addition, every day, six thousand, one chapter each at [-]:[-] in the morning and [-]:[-] in the evening.

As for every day Wan is even more impossible, Wan is getting bald too fast, I am still a single dog and can't be bald until I find a female ticket.

Finally, thank you all for your support.

Just take this opportunity to explain a few questions.

The first is about loyalty. The reason for setting loyalty is because I think every summoned character is a living person with his own personality and thoughts. They will be loyal to the host, but they are not foolish loyalty.The host also needs to get their approval, otherwise it will be a puppet.In fact, the issue of loyalty can be completely ignored. I didn't want to write a plot like betrayal. I just hope that each summoned character can have its own meaning.

The second problem is slaves. There is actually no good explanation for this. Before the Qing Dynasty, there was no self-proclaimed slave. Eunuchs could call themselves slaves or ministers, which can be found in the dictionary.

The third question is about the initial cultivation level of the summoned character. Some book friends said that the seventh rank of Gao Shun was too low, and others said that Yuhuatian was only the fourth rank. In fact, this is because of my setting. The highest historical figure is the seventh rank. , there is no such thing as true qi and true essence, and it cannot surpass the characters in martial arts. As for the others, it is relatively vague and cannot be compared with each other. I also set a grade based on feeling.

The fourth problem is silver dollars. The ratio of silver coins in ancient times was really messy, and it was very troublesome to exchange. There was a big gap between the ratio set by the government and the actual ratio of the people, and the gap between different regions was also very large. , and the main development of Shanhai County is commerce, or among the major dynasties, the problem of silver money is more prominent. When paper money cannot be printed, casting silver dollars is essential.As for whether the protagonist, as a county king, is qualified to privately mint coins, this is definitely not qualified, but everyone knows that the prevalence of privately minted coins in ancient times was very serious.Besides, there are many places where the protagonist violates the law, and this one is not bad.

The last question is about suppressing the protagonist. Many book friends feel that exchanging exercises and skills for the protagonist is not as good as summoning characters. To be honest, I have never thought of suppressing the protagonist, but I don’t want the protagonist to push the map horizontally as soon as he comes up. It is hoped that the protagonist can grow slowly, and the summoned characters will also grow slowly with the protagonist. If the summoned characters do not grow, then many early summoned characters will lose the meaning of existence.As far as the title of this book is concerned, Changhua must be the character who implements the whole book.

A book is a world. It’s really hard to shape a completed world, plus various settings, humanities, geography, economy, military, etc., I feel like I’m going bald.

Writing a book is not easy, but this is not an excuse for us authors. Now that I have written it, I welcome criticism and correction from all book friends. As long as it is not a direct insult, I will not delete comments. As long as the criticism is reasonable, I will try my best to revise it.

Feiyu would like to thank all the book friends for your support.

(End of this chapter)