Zhu Yuanzhang in the cellar

Chapter 58 Remarks on the launch
It's time to put the book on the shelves again. The book will be officially on the shelves at 13:0 on the 13th, which is after 12: at night on the th.

It has been seven or eight years since I started writing.

But unfortunately, I had no experience before and I couldn't write. It was not until I wrote "The Strategy of War" in 2020 that I began to figure out some things.

Then it slowly gets better.

The previous version of Da Song achieved the best results, and could have been written even better, but it didn’t sell well after it was put on the shelves, resulting in the loss of many readers.

Now I reflect on it.

In the past, I always felt that I had to consider things from a realistic perspective.

I think that given the character of the literati in the Song Dynasty, when they found out that the protagonist wanted to overthrow them, they would not immediately let him take power, but would try to stop him.

Coupled with the character of Emperor Song Renzong, who was weak and hesitant, the plot after the book was put on the shelves was caused.

However, readers no longer want to read books that start off negatively and end up positively. They just want to watch the protagonist kill his way through, so this has resulted in a loss of readers, and I have no chance of getting a badge for having an average subscription of over 10,000.

But this was not going to happen.

Old Zhu is not a person who is easily influenced and is cautious.

If someone wants to stop the protagonist from taking the throne, then they have to see how sharp Lao Zhu's knife is.

So there will be no upper resistance to this book.

The only problem is that some small plot logic may not be well completed, such as the dog thief, the protagonist building a company, agriculture, industry, etc. may be troublesome. But there is no way, the overall plot logic requires it.

However, I will try to describe modern events as little as possible, probably just a few chapters of transitional plot.

Firstly, I am not familiar with these things, and it is easy to make mistakes if I write too much. Secondly, readers do not want to read modern plots, but ancient plots, so the following plots are actually mainly based on ancient times.

Moreover, they are all unexpected plots, and the foreshadowing is laid early on, so please rest assured that the protagonist will not suffer any setbacks later.

Because the protagonist I created is a person who refuses to suffer any loss, he will take revenge on the spot and make everyone happy all the way.

Some people also say that the early part of Ming Dynasty is too watery and the plot doesn’t develop much.

There is nothing we can do.

In the early stages, the two sides were relatively cautious in their contacts, and a lot of foreshadowing was done, which in turn affected the direction of the entire middle and late stages of the plot, so this is really the only way.

After it is put on the shelves, the pace will basically speed up, and when the foreshadowing is revealed one by one, everyone will know it.

In addition, this book started to be published on the 8th of last month, and it has been 35 days now. The average update speed is 6500 words per day, which is not a small number of updates. After it is put on the shelves, there will be a lot of updates, and the plot will be more exciting later. Please stay tuned.

At last.

Please subscribe, please give me monthly tickets, please give me rewards. Thank you all, Ashe.

(End of this chapter)