Concluding remarks on volume V

I feel so tired when I write it now, and the article on the new world itself is not difficult, but time and energy are the biggest problems. The instability of the writing time prevented me from opening the daily chapter mode, but fortunately, the Wednesday mode allowed me to have enough manuscripts as a buffer. But now that no new chapters have been written for more than a month, the number of manuscripts has dropped to less than forty chapters, and the ambition to complete the sixth volume while updating the fifth volume at the starting point has been shattered.

As a popular theme involving the end of the Ming Dynasty, no matter which author it is, it will face a problem, that is, the history of the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty alternately regret.

Most of the authors and readers have been washed and nurtured by tens of thousands of online articles in the late Ming Dynasty, and that period of history is repeated in online articles almost every day. The vast majority of readers seem to have "a good understanding" of the late Ming Dynasty, but they know very little about the other half of the world in that period of history, and ordinary history textbooks give us very little information.

Any country's open history textbooks, whether exaggerated or exaggerated, must follow the principle of "political correctness" of its own position. From this point of view, it is not surprising that something appears in the textbooks of the United Kingdom, the United States, Vietnamese, Korean, or Japanese, because the same is true of our textbooks. This is especially true of our great Baidu Party.

I have no intention of exposing the scars of China itself in the last period with "deep love and deep responsibility", because it involves a question of "political correctness". However, according to the popular saying nowadays, "only a correct view of history can make real progress", and I have to write some unkind and truthful content.

There is a good saying: "1644 and 1840 have become a psychological theme in the Chinese Internet world, and have long been a historical theme." It is far more important to solve the problem from the psychological point of view than to solve the problem from the history itself. "Is it important to show a real Ming Dynasty? I think it's important, but I don't have the courage to write it, and I don't feel obligated to do it...... I deleted a lot of chapter content, a lot, a lot, what was left was just a point to stop, people who are interested can learn more from the details, and those who don't care can be selectively ignored.

Originally, the plan was to end with six volumes of 1.5 million words, but for some reason, the length was already beyond the plan. So in the end, the full text of the seven volumes was located, and the six volumes are currently being finalized, and it is hoped that all chapters will be completed in the next few months. (More than 2 million words or something is the most annoying.) T.T）

The title of the sixth volume is actually set earlier than the fifth volume, "The Silver Age". I only push this virtual beauty to the dawn of the golden age within the reasonable range that I accept, so readers and friends who hope to dominate the world in a few decades are still dead...... In my eyes, that is something that belongs to the grandchildren who have crossed the crowd to work hard, and as for the crossing crowd, it is still early to die and be reborn.

The last two chapters of volume 5 will be updated next Monday and Wednesday. To celebrate the end of another volume, it will not be updated next Friday. Volume 6 of the Silver Age will officially begin on Monday, May 26.

Where is the applause? Where's the screaming? come~on~~~~~(To be continued......)