Although there are still a few chapters before the protagonist leaves Shangjing, it is good to use his home as the end of the fourth volume.

So let's divide the volume here.

For the fourth volume, I am personally quite satisfied.

On the trip to Beijing, Chu Qianqiu came here and basically completed all the goals.

He found out the mystery of General Long, and found the whereabouts of the Millennium Worm and the Li Children.

The secrets of the Xiao family's royal family were revealed, and at the same time, in the form of a coup d'état, the irresolvable contradictions between the Shenwei army and the imperial court were resolved.

Many of the pits buried in front of them were also filled.

Since the emperors died (and became Chu Qianqiu's treasure soldiers), those who survived could re-establish the balance.

Of course, this will create new problems, and the authority of the Xiao royal family has been weakened due to the coup d'état, which has stimulated careerists to start challenging the royal authority.

For example, some people will claim that Emperor Muzong did not die, but was placed under house arrest by the empress, rebelled under his banner, and so on.

It's not that if the rebellion is successful, everything will be fine.

Chu Qianqiu just chose the way to bleed less, and he couldn't stop the world from swinging.

Therefore, he did his best for the world, and also to reduce the cruelty brought about by the decline of the world, he decided to go to Fengzhou to solve the famine problem in Fengzhou, and at the same time, he also had to have local friction and competition with Daxialuo State.

So the next content belongs to the fifth volume of "The Wounds of the Empire"

In this volume, characters such as the master of the King Kong Temple, the Heavenly Maiden of the Hehuan Sect, the Wushuang Princess of Great Xia, the Holy Maiden of the Tianfeng Gate and other characters will also appear here, as well as the situation in Fengzhou, the revival of the power of the Buddha and the Dao, and so on.

Finally, let's talk about the rhythm.

In addition to the author's lack of personal writing ability, the fundamental reason lies in Chu Qianqiu's personality.

He is more cautious in doing things, and he likes to take the initiative, plus the golden finger of the time loop, if he doesn't do it to his satisfaction, he won't take the initiative to die.

Because I have watched many stories or movies about time loops, I am not satisfied with the biggest dissatisfaction, that is, the protagonist's utilization of Goldfinger is really dissatisfied.

I understand that this is a compromise for the sake of storytelling, but when I think about it, I tend to be more plausible in terms of plausibility and pacing.

So it's a bit of a drag, this is purely a lack of personal writing ability, which can only be improved slowly, but it can't be changed suddenly, otherwise I'm afraid I won't be able to control it.

Finally, I would like to thank my friends who have supported me all the way, I didn't expect that this book has reached 1.4 million words, and even I am very surprised.

Without everyone's support, we would not be where we are today.

Thank you

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