Three Kingdoms: The blind box draws Da Qiao at the beginning

Summary nearing completion

In the nearly 9000 days since I was discharged from the hospital, I have been writing + words three times without ever asking for leave.

Starting from today, it will be updated twice a day, from 6000 words to words.

The reason, as you should have guessed from the title, is that it will be finished soon.

This book will not ultimately cover specific expeditions and sea voyages.

Because there are too many loopholes in the front of this book.

In fact, I thought about revising it a long time ago.

However, this is an extremely huge project. The author also has to go to work. Although he is very free, he still cannot support writing the article and revising it at the same time.

Therefore, I later decided to continue writing like this, finish it, and learn the lesson in the next book.

In addition, there were readers who kept sending insulting messages in private, which made me feel a little depressed, so I speeded up my writing pace.

Originally, according to my expectations, when each historical general comes out, there will be special content to highlight their character traits.

Because the writing rhythm has been sped up, a lot of it has been saved.

This resulted in many famous generals in history not appearing any different in novels.

Here, I want to say something emphatically: This is an online novel, an online novel, an online novel.

Not a history book!

Don’t keep benchmarking against history books.

If I had the ability to write history books, why would I still be here writing online novels?

Also, some readers may read the book on their own, but I don’t ask you to read it carefully because this is a fast-food novel and is meant to be entertainment.

But if you didn’t read it carefully, why don’t you scold me for writing in a mess?

Let’s just say that the male protagonist supported the puppet emperor, and then the puppet emperor named him King of Wu and founded the country of Wu. What’s wrong with this? As a result, several readers scolded me in private messages, saying that I had established a country and proclaimed myself emperor, and yet I was supporting a puppet emperor.

watt?

The male protagonist builds a country, which is a vassal country! Isn't it better to be proclaimed emperor?

You can't even see clearly, and several people insulted me in private messages. What the hell?

Also, some people say that Liu Xie is dead, so why support the puppet emperor? Why did Yuan Shao also support the puppet emperor?

Please, before the unification of any dynasty, the ruler must support the puppet emperor in order to take care of the remaining reputation, okay?

Supporting the puppet emperor is a matter of great justice. Is it good to have a good reputation when fighting?

In all Chinese dynasties, when we fight, we must always say that our teachers are famous, right?

If you don't stand up for the righteousness, if you don't have a good reputation, you will be scolded badly, okay?

Look at Yang Guang before Li Yuan became emperor, and he also supported the puppet.

Before Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, he also supported puppets.

There are many other issues, so I won’t go into details one by one.

Finally, I just want to say that I am grateful to the readers who have agreed with me all the way until now. I will try my best to write a happy ending to this book.

Although it is only one million words long and has been insulted by countless people in private messages, there are also many readers who have continued to support it until now. Thank you very much!

The completion time will be around the end of the month.

that's it.

(End of this chapter)