Alas, I really don't know why, I've seen a lot of remarks about Zhang Ning recently, originally, because it's written in the book, so I don't really want to go back, but it seems that there are still a lot of people who don't read the relevant content at all and make a lot of nonsense, so I have to explain.

First of all, it is about the origin of Zhang Ning's character, which has been mentioned in the introduction, and this book refers to romance, official history, wild history, flat talk, games, etc...... Some of these so-called references are plots, some are characters, and some are weapons or others. For example, Li Yan and Tong Fei are both characters in Pinghua, but what about Zhang Ning? Naturally, there is no official history, and it is difficult to find out the wild history, but in many games, Zhang Jiao has such a daughter, and under normal circumstances, the resourcefulness is good, the only difference is only the plot and name.

As for ability, many people seem to find it difficult to accept that Zhang Ning's performance is stronger than Li Ru and Jia Xu? To be honest, I don't even know how these people compare...... Because from beginning to end, Zhang Ning, Li Ru and Jia Xu did not have much contact. Eradicate Dong Zhuo? If you look carefully, you will know that the main force is Wang Yun, Huang Wan, Li Su and others, if it is changed to history, Ma Teng just replaced Lu Bu, not a complete replacement. In this way, Zhang Ning pressed Li Ru or Jia Xu? I really don't know where you saw it? Or did you not read at all and just made up through your brain?

As for Jia Xu being controlled by Zhang Ning? There is really nothing to say about this, it has been made clear in the book, Zhang Ning is using the lives of Jia Xu and his people as a threat...... It's simple and crude, and you don't need to use your brain at all.

In addition, some people say that Zhang Ning played the world's heroes in applause? Well...... Is the person who said that reading this book? Zhang Ning doesn't seem to have any contact with the Kanto heroes, right? If I'm not mistaken, the only people Zhang Ning has had contact with in the entire Kanto region are the Yellow Turban thieves from all over the country......

It can be said that the whole matter of eradicating Dong Zhuo is just Zhang Ning following Wang Yun's strategy to play a drama of praying mantis catching cicadas and yellow sparrows, if you want to compare with whom, it is obviously compared with Wang Yun, and Zhang Ning is still plotting behind his back......

After that, I'll talk about my own feelings, how do I say that? I like the role of Zhang Ning very much, because this is a completely empty character, and he is not the protagonist yet, this kind of character is quite interesting to write, and the current plot, I am personally quite satisfied. As for whether you like it or not, it's a matter of opinion.

Speaking of which, I have read a lot of books with stronger supporting roles than historical characters, but there are not a few who have a lot of scenes, they are women, and there are even more, so why are there so many inexplicable voices? Just because Zhang Ning has nothing to do with the protagonist?

I don't know when it began.,There are many voices that don't like stallions.、Harem.,But from today's point of view.,It seems that it's just talking.,Or can you only accept that a woman without a plot is not a woman who is the protagonist?

As for those who think that women in this era can't be so strong, how can they say it, can they read more books? The woman who led the army to the Shang Dynasty was good; The Han Dynasty continued to write Hanshu, taught the great Confucian Ma Rong to study Hanshu, and even allowed to participate in the government of Ban Zhao (I seem to have mentioned this woman many times), not to mention Lu Pheasant in the early Han Dynasty. As for the later stage, what Qin Liangyu and Liang Hongyu haven't always been very awesome? Even in the Three Kingdoms period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were female ...... such as Wang Yi and Xin Xianying

Ha? Is a woman virtuous if she is not talented? It's a pity that that it was a sentence that only existed during the Ming Dynasty, and the status of women in the Han Dynasty was low? But it's just a matter of course, in the case of relatively equal status, the status of women has never been as low as imagined, as for why it seems low? Because what you see are all those men who are at the level of the overlord and their wives and concubines......

It seems like a bit of a lot, and I will nag a few words at the end, but I actually hate to always explain some things in the book in this way, because I think a lot of things are already written in the book, but why? Why? Why? Why is it that there are always people who don't read the book in its entirety and then use their brains a little to think about why this is the case?

By the way, some people seem to feel a little good about themselves, and will have the inexplicable illusion that the author wrote the book for him...... I have to be very serious here, writing a book is just to write the story in my head, as for whether you like it or not, that's your business......