Turning misfortunes into good fortune starts with seizing the direct descendants in Kowloon

I had a lot of complaints this morning. I should have said it when I posted my remarks, but I feel like if I don’t say it or respond to it, I won’t be able to write it down today.

First of all, there is Huo Hongling. Everyone thinks she is very unsmart and stupid. They think she does not know what a high-achieving master is. Is it possible that she is simply unwilling to marry a dandy prince because the protagonist does not have a good reputation and is not as powerful as the main character? The other princes may not be able to save the Huo family. No matter how helpless she is, she still wants to find other ways instead of humiliating herself for the rest of her life.

Secondly, it was the same with Qi Muxue before. Your father's reputation was disgraced and he was said to be a traitor in the academy. Don't you want to find out what happened? Or just forget it. She was going to die and just live. She is a scholar herself. The most important thing is reputation. You don’t care about your biological father at all. You don’t have to do anything? Because this is simply an evaluation from God’s perspective.

Both of them are the same. They both think of their own way for their father. Not everyone is Lu Mingyuan. They are satisfied just living. They have their own ideas.

The second one is about asking about the mind. I didn’t plan to write it too big. I made it ten chapters or twenty chapters. I just introduced a Confucian concept of mind to try the water and let the protagonist experience such a thing as inner demons. It will be better in the future. Handle.

The third one is Emperor Yong'an. A lot of people say that he is stupid, mentally retarded, imbecile, and does nothing. I want to say that you are right to think so, at least he has deceived you.

Finally, the manuscript is ready and ten chapters are ready to be released on the 26th.