Take the Warehouse To The Great Ming

What is the subject of a book? In other words, what is the central idea?

About a hundred authors can give ninety answers to this question, and the remaining ten have disputes on subtleties and broke their heads.

I am an amateur author, and I have not received any training or edification at all, but rely on instinct and the kind of perception to be substituted into the world.

And there are thousands of readers, and naturally they have different opinions.

People who like beautiful women: you don’t accept it, you are pouring water if you don’t accept it!

Those who like battle formations: You can fight or not, conquer or conquer, and if you don't fight, you just flood!

Those who like industry: If you don't have a machine tool yet, what you need is watering!

People who like to watch conquering the world: You still don’t conquer the world? Irrigate water!

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Thousands of people have thousands of faces, thousands of people have thousands of ideas.

Turnip and cabbage, each has a love.

This is a world, the characters in the world, the world in the world... the grievances and grievances in the world must be described one by one. It is impossible to say that only one aspect or one point is considered.

I like scene jumping, suddenly jumping from a warm scene to the battlefield, jumping from the love of children to the golden horse, splashing blood...

This is a kind of worry, I'm thinking about that scene, those characters.

The love of children is an atmosphere, the golden horse and iron horse are an atmosphere, and the blood splashing is a cruel...The reflection of the heart is a kind of indifference...

This is a book and the world in the book.

It is not a face, not a point. I hope this is a real world, so I try my best to describe every aspect of this world, every point...

I will continue to describe it until I think it's time to end, or I find it too difficult to write and I don't want to write it anymore.