I have been writing books for many years, and the first time I put No. 1 on the shelves, I almost made a fuss.

I thought it would be twelve o'clock at noon tomorrow, but I didn't expect to make a mistake, and I opened VIP after zero o'clock, which is really embarrassing.

The book "The Long Sword at the End of the Jin Dynasty" has achieved good results in the new books of the same period, and has been dominating the list for a long time, which depends on everyone's support, thank you here.

The background of the protagonist of this book is low, and I am afraid that it is rare among the sons of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

I once considered whether to engage in a scholar identity, but then I thought about it.

As I say in my book, the gentry were a politically privileged group, making up only about 1% of the population.

In a broad sense, the scholars include the big families, the ordinary scholars, and the poor families.

Don't look down on the poor, this is a politically privileged group.

Even if some poor families are very poor, there are no institutional or legal obstacles to their becoming officials. At this point, it is even more powerful than the strong in many places.

I used to read some online articles of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the protagonists are basically sons of families, at least they are also from a big family branch or a poor family.

I wanted to write something different, I wanted to write about the protagonist who represented the 99% of the group.

During the Wei and Jin dynasties, the wind and snow and the difficulty of survival, which can represent the actual style of the society at that time, everyone has their own opinions, and everyone has their own preferences, I will not repeat it.

In short, the starting point of the protagonist of this book is extremely low, and the elder is the only martial artist and military strategy.

The Rebellion of the Eight Kings is a special time node, twenty years earlier, the opportunity at the bottom is not great, and a few decades later, the opportunity is not great.

That's a window of time.

This is also the main reason why I originally planned to write about the Later Yan period, but later I greatly advanced the entry point. Otherwise, it's really hard to get ahead, and the time window has passed.

This book is 260,000 words so far, and everyone must have seen that the scene has not yet been rolled out, and the new map has not yet been unlocked.

For now, the protagonist is just fighting in Luoyang, a city that is least like the Great Jin Dynasty, with limited contact, and has not really devoted himself to the surging cause of hegemony. Likewise having not really come into contact with the wider social classes, without really understanding the country, his life is monotonous, with nothing but intrigue, killing, and women.

In the future, it will slowly expand the content of various aspects such as turf management, vertical and horizontal cooperation, military wars, political reforms, and social trends.

Regular readers who know me well know that I don't have an outline for my essays.

In the past, I had to make an outline in the starting point submission, but now I don't need it, so I don't even bother to write a fake outline, everything is now deduced, and I only have a general direction in my mind.

In other words, the character in the book has a certain degree of autonomy, he is not completely controlled by the author, everything must be logical and reasonable.

As the author's greatest power, when there are several forks in the road in front of the protagonist, choose one for him, and that's it.

I won't say more, thank you for your support.

As soon as it was past 0:00, I would like to send five chapters as a tribute.

After getting up during the day tomorrow,There should still be.,A few specific chapters.,Look at my code speed.,Anyway, I took a day off tomorrow.。

Finally, I hope you will actively subscribe.

Especially the first order (first VIP chapter, chapter 84). Also, don't forget to vote for the monthly pass, thank you.