I haven't posted a single chapter in a few days. Available today. Let's talk. I can reply to comments for four hours a day. It mainly depends on where everyone has more feedback on the problem.

The first is that there are many typos. This author punishes himself with a glass. I did whatever you wanted. There are also people who say that the author is not voice input, and today I will tell you whether there is a possibility that the author originally thought it was this word. For example, through. For example, Shu. Later, a book friend pointed it out, but there were too many in front of it, and it couldn't be changed.

Plainly. It's just that the author's cultural diploma is a bit low. So if you encounter a typo in the future, you will mark it. I revised it as soon as possible.

In fact, it has been written for more than a hundred chapters. There are some problems in the front that are a bit of an afterthought here. Many book lovers may not see this chapter and abandon the book. But I still have some friends, so let's answer all the questions.

The first: the problem of the poisonousness of locust plagues

Because many readers are saying that locusts are poisonous when they become plagues. Can't eat. I don't know much about it, but with the number of people, I take it seriously. So I spent money to look at a paper.

When locusts infest, the body secretes a cyanide form of phenylacetonitrile, which is rapidly converted to hydrocyanic acid. Hydrocyanic acid is toxic. But locusts are very small.

I found another lecturer at a biology university, and he told me that locust plagues are poisonous, but the content of locust hydrocyanic acid does not necessarily kill people, and it can be eaten after being fried and cooked at high temperatures.

Hydrocyanic acid naturally decomposes above 65 degrees. It's just that it may not taste very good. Therefore, readers can question whether they can control the locust plague by eating in the future. But don't think about toxins.

Voiceover: I was also questioned about my academic qualifications. People say it's junior high school chemistry. But why I don't have any impressions. You say he's not lying to me.

The second issue of assassination

Many people say that more than a hundred people dare to rebel. It's too fake. But you don't know, these more than 100 people are still authors, I think they are pitiful and added 60. Otherwise, they would have rebelled with just over 40 people.

In April 639, Li Shimin went to Jiucheng Palace for a vacation. Ashina formed an association and wanted to assassinate Li Shimin while Li Zhi came to visit Li Shimin. As a result, there was a strong wind that day, and Li Shimin did not let Li Zhi come.

Ashina formed a group and hurriedly rebelled, using his identity to enter the fourfold palace gate. They were all killed outside Li Shimin's bedroom. encountered the desperate resistance of the guards such as Sun Wukai, the commander of Zhichong. In the end, the forbidden army came, and Ashina ran away. It's caught by the Wei River.

This is the assassination recorded in the data, and Ashina rebelled with more than 40 people. And it almost didn't work. Except for the protagonist and Xue Rengui, they are fake. It's all documented. Including Ashina's association rate to report his brother's rebellion is also recorded.

There is also the issue of ancient books.

The author first said ancient books, but after the second time, Li Shimin didn't believe it. I just didn't ask.

There is also the issue of titles, Li Shimin has always called Li Shen as, Li Shen, King Ji, and Lao Shi. Someone asked why he didn't call Shen'er. Appear kind. I am several years old in Chinese New Year's Eve. My father never called me by my nickname. It's all daimyos. That's why my mother sometimes calls me by a nickname. Usually the girl's father will call her nickname. I think that's normal. And sometimes it's not called by name at all.

There are also those who say that they will abandon their books if they stay in Chang'an. Many people said in the comment area, why not go to the fiefdom development. Chang'an was the economic and political center of the entire Southeast Asia at that time, and the gathering place of wealth. You have a lot of ways to make money, and you don't stay in Beijing. Are you going back to rural development? What you make, you sell whoever goes.

And if you go to the fiefdom, the protagonist will not be able to participate in the trajectory of history. Since it is a historical travel text, it is necessary to participate in historical events and change history. Only then can it be malleable. Otherwise, it will become an overhead.

And if the protagonist really develops well in the fiefdom, he will also be transferred back to Chang'an by Li Shimin. Which emperor would allow a capable prince to develop silently outside. It sounds good to be transferred back to serve the imperial court. What doesn't sound good is looking at it with your eyelids.

The authors believe that the safety ratio in Chang'an is high. In the history of the Tang Dynasty, there were several princes who were framed and died. If the protagonist develops outside, he will definitely have conflicts with the family. When the time comes, you will be framed for rebellion, and the ending as an unfavored prince can be imagined. At that time, you will really have to take the step of dynastic hegemony.

Therefore, it is best to stay under Li Shimin's nose and develop. Do you think fiefdom or Chang'an is better?

There is also the question of titles, and the author uses some of the names of the time in order to be historically appropriate. Maybe some people don't like it very much, and it feels awkward. But the names that these people think are all in the TV series. If I used. There will be the same carrying.

In fact, the word His Royal Highness King Ji is wrong. In the Tang Dynasty, only the crown prince could be called His Royal Highness the Prince. The rest of the kings are called "big (dai) kings", but the author thinks that the name of the big king always reminds me of eating Tang monk meat. That's why it was changed to His Royal Highness King Ji. One of them pointed out this problem.

and Li Shimin has been calling me me. However, in the Zhenguan period, except for formal and solemn occasions, the emperor generally called me or me, which is recorded in historical records.

And if you want a close minister like Wang De, they generally call Li Shen Langjun or Shilang.

This novel can be said to be basically realistic. The salutation, the service, the scene inside. Including the name of the palace, it is as appropriate as possible to be practical. For example, in the Lizheng Palace, the eldest grandson queen died in the Lizheng Hall in history. The Daji Hall is next door to the Lizheng Hall. Including the residence outside the palace are actual place names. And the places in the states and counties are all true. existed at the time.

And every time I see Li Shimin, I will change the scene, which is also determined by the author according to the time of meeting. The court will be in the Taiji Hall, and the office will be in the Liangyi Hall during the day. At night in the Temple of Manna. The Manna Hall is at the rear. Connected to the harem, it is the place where Li Shimin works and rests. I even bought a map of Tai Chi Palace. and a map of Chang'an City.

And what happens in the work is what happened in history. It's just that the protagonist is involved, and the result changes. But the things that the protagonist is not involved in are all historical events. Including the time and place are accurate. For example, the Battle of the Eastern Turks. Battle of Tibet. Battle of Tuyuhun.

The author is diligent, the author is sincere. There are too many typos on the part of the author. The author's writing is too poor.

But the author worked hard. The author is learning.

Perfect. It's still the same sentence, a hundred people have a hundred flavors.

I hope you can rate it more. It can be regarded as a little encouragement to the author.

Thank you. I wish you all a prosperous future.