The Consequences of the Author Substituting the Characters in the Book Are Very Tragic!

Again, including the bell, I have never deliberately arranged their (their) process and ending.

And all this is just a consequence of what I have substituted into this book.

When I wrote Chapter 1499, I suddenly thought of the bell, and I thought of it out of nowhere. When the spear came through the air, I thought of the bell out of nowhere.

Then I wrote this chapter with tears in my eyes. Chapter name: At that moment, Shang!

A dog, using the word Shang, anyone with a richer inner world knows that this is the author's inner portrayal.

Then the mood suddenly became passionate and tragic.

Then, I want to write about Zhu Di, the last great emperor of the Han people, his heroism and unyielding, and the immortality of veterans. I suddenly want to write these out and tell everyone that the Ming Dynasty is not what you see. Unyielding kings, there are kings who defy the world

Regardless of whether I am looking for the root of the matter, or imagining it out of thin air, I think that Daming, the last dynasty of the Han people, has never lacked backbone and blood!

My body was trembling at the time, and I swore I must write these, and I must write them well!

But starting from Chapter 1499, I didn’t get stuck, maybe it was that kind of anger that supported me, and I kept writing, writing about the war, and writing about Zhu Di

I do my best, my blood is boiling, and I will do it overnight!

I feel that from Chapter 1499 to Zhu Di's departure, I am writing the condensed life of an emperor and a warrior with instinct and consciousness.

Tears streaming down my face!

Then my mood began to be low, and I began to be sad, which has continued uncontrollably until now.

When I decided to write Zhu Di's last moments, I knew what this ** would bring. Maybe some people would feel exhausted and it was time to leave! Some people feel depressed and leave for a while

But until now, I still have no regrets!

I'm very satisfied that I didn't write about Zhu Di, the great emperor, otherwise I would regret and feel guilty, and I would not have the mood to write about it later.

Then, who will light that lamp in the dark night, that lonely lamp

Too much substitution has made me depressed to the extreme in the past few days, almost haggard.

Tragic!

I never knew that the consequences of completely substituting into a book would be so tragic!

But no regrets!

I have started to adjust my emotions, I will slowly describe the night, and slowly describe the lamplighter (Tianjin Novels)