There are two extremes in the attitude of online novels towards history. One is a self-built system, which is completely overhead; The other is to get caught up in the research of history and turn it into an archaeological text.

For the former extreme, Hibiki raised his hands and feet in favor. The right of man to dream is the most fundamental human right.

For the latter extreme, Hibiki argues that it is not a novel, but an academic journal. Hibiki wrote this book with the intention of dreaming.

Later, I read history carefully and found that real history is more interesting and easier than dreaming. It's a pity that Hibiki writes a time-traveling novel, and it can't be popularized in history, so I have to study the evidence while dreaming.

The left half of the brain swims in space, and the right half wanders away from the paper, almost schizophrenia. In order not to become schizophrenic, Hibiki had to think about an important question: Is there a standard that must be mastered for writing novels and reading novels?

Yes! Hibiki's experience is: human rationality. Logic is the most direct embodiment of reason. A person who has no logic at all is a madman and a fool; A book that has no logic at all, is nonsense.

Xiangmu was thinking deeply about philosophy, and Xianggong quietly appeared 0.01 meters behind Xiangmu with a rolling pin in his hand, and shouted: The book is reliable, the person is reliable; Books are not reliable, and people are not reliable!

This is the simplest truth. What nonsense are you talking about!

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