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First of all, thank you readers, your comments were not only very enthusiastic, but also opened my mind. So far, I haven't even drafted an outline, and I'm completely conceiving and compiling at the same time.

I also have a general idea for this story. In addition to driving the plot according to time, the center of a story is naturally inseparable from people. My intention is to show the magnificence of an era, and people and the times naturally echo and complement each other.

The idea is good, but the writing skills are a little lacking. At the beginning, I was anxious to fast forward to the outbreak of war, and many details were inevitably overlooked. But as a novel, even though it is a historical novel, I can't retell it according to the history book, and that would be meaningless. The third volume has ended, the protagonist has walked around the battlefield and is now about to enter the decision-making level.

Even though it's a novel, I try to make sure it's true. All the objective historical data is basically true, and I was quite careful when I checked Baidu and Wiki, and it took a lot of time to do this, but the strange knowledge increased (laughs).

The authenticity of the protagonist is somewhat difficult to shape, and I set his identity very highly, I remember mentioning it intermittently in the book. As for personal ability, in his previous life, he was regarded as a top student in the military academies of two countries, and in his later life, he was also regarded as an outstanding talent. But this is not enough, and I myself am very conflicted about why the protagonist can strategize and win a thousand miles.

I want to explain that the times make heroes, and heroes also make the times. Let's just count him as a hero, and there are many such people in history who have influenced and changed the world. The specific examples are not too detailed, but the protagonist of the novel is still perfect.

Finally, I welcome a lot of comments and feel free to correct my clumsy work.

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